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From Spiritual Warfare to Vision: A Survivor's Journey is the unflinching testimony of Larry Wayne Bennett-a gay man, survivor of abuse, homelessness, prison, and systemic neglect-who transforms his pain into a blueprint for revolutionary healing.
This is not just a memoir of survival. It is a manifesto for those who have been told they don't belong, a vision for a world where trauma recovery is not fragmented or transactional, but integrated, spiritual, creative, and communal.
Larry lays bare the brutality of systems designed to keep the poor, the queer, the homeless, and the formerly incarcerated trapped in cycles of control. Yet what makes his story truly extraordinary is his refusal to stop at exposing injustice. Instead, he unveils The Gravy Boat Complex and NoWoN Tower-bold, transformative models that reimagine how society can heal trauma, break chains of oppression, and offer a real path from surviving to thriving.
With prophetic clarity, Larry reveals the hidden machinery of both social and spiritual warfare-showing how oppression works not only through laws and institutions but also through forces aimed at dimming the light of those who carry vision and purpose. His story is proof that survival itself can be an act of revolution-and that out of the ashes of brokenness can rise an unstoppable vision of community healing.
This book will unsettle you. It will challenge what you believe about homelessness, justice, and faith. But it will also ignite hope-because Larry's story is not just about survival. It's about transformation, the power of light against darkness, and the birth of a vision big enough to heal generations.
This is more than a memoir. It is a battle cry. It is an invitation to the revolution of healing.
