After The Storms: From Red Dirt to Redemption

FOREWORD BY ANDREW WOMMACK

This book wil expand your world.
— Lance Walnau, author and teacher

He's been a Cavalry Scout, a Police Officer, and a survivor of many storms. But his
greatest mission was yet to come.

Life for S.E. Cunningham has always been lived on the frontline. From the terrifying
green skies of the 1979 Lawton tornado to the oil fires of Iraq and the drug-ravaged
streets of Oklahoma, he has spent a lifetime as a protector.

But when the uniform came off, and the personal storms of grief and loss hit closer
to home, he discovered that even a Scout can lose his way.

In this raw and powerful memoir, you'll see how God:

• Strategically places people to stand when hope seems lost
• Uses the Scout mindset to reveal spiritual truths
• Turns broken protectors into vessels of mercy and grace
• Commands a Divine Setup that proves He knows your name-even when
you're running from Him

This is an urgent call to anyone who has ever felt like they were living in the dead
space between survival and purpose.

About the author: Born the caboose of eight children in the heart of Southwestern Oklahoma into abject poverty and an alcoholic father, S.E. Cunningham’s life has been defined by the rugged landscapes of the Wichita Mountains and a calling to protect. A veteran 19D Cavalry Scout and former law enforcement officer, he has spent decades operating in the dead spaces of the world—from the deserts of Iraq to the front lines of law enforcement. Today, he writes and speaks to encourage others to lay down their rusted armor and embrace the life they were fashioned for before the world touched them.