What does it truly mean to be a Templar?
It is more than wearing a cross. More than studying history. More than completing classes or earning rank.
To be a Templar is to answer God's call to live with faith, courage, humility, service, and sacrifice. It is a commitment to become more Christ-like each day and to use the gifts God has given us to serve Him, defend truth, encourage others, and love our neighbors.
But no knight was ever meant to stand alone.
"Iron sharpens iron, and one man shar... moreWhat does it truly mean to be a Templar?
It is more than wearing a cross. More than studying history. More than completing classes or earning rank.
To be a Templar is to answer God's call to live with faith, courage, humility, service, and sacrifice. It is a commitment to become more Christ-like each day and to use the gifts God has given us to serve Him, defend truth, encourage others, and love our neighbors.
But no knight was ever meant to stand alone.
"Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another."
— Proverbs 27:17 (ESV)
That verse is the heart of Christian brotherhood.
When one of us is struggling, another steps in to lift him up. When one has knowledge, he shares it freely. When one grows stronger, he reaches back to help the next brother along the path.
A single sword is useful, but an army of faithful brothers united in Christ is far stronger.
That is why this Order matters.
We are part of something much bigger than ourselves—a community of believers striving to glorify God, grow in our faith, serve our communities, and encourage one another to finish the race well. We are not competitors; we are brothers and sisters walking the same road together.
So never hesitate to use your greatest resource—your brotherhood.
If you have questions about your Templar classes, your studies, your walk with Christ, or anything else related to the Order, please ask. I am always happy to help in any way I can, and I know many of our fellow brothers and sisters feel the same. Someone in this Order has likely faced the same challenge you're facing now.
Lean on one another. Pray for one another. Learn from one another. Encourage one another.
Together, we sharpen one another for the work God has called us to do.
May we continue to build an Order known not only for knowledge and tradition, but for faith, fellowship, servant leadership, and unwavering devotion to Jesus Christ.
SGT Samuel Fisher
Priory of the Calvary Cross
Militia Christi
