Roots and Anchors · Book 1
Roots and Anchors
Faith Forged through Pain
He could fix anything with wires and a checklist. What he couldn’t fix was himself.
Author · U.S. Navy, Ret.
Twenty-six years in uniform, and a faith that had to be broken before it would hold. Sam Priggemeier writes memoir and theology for readers who have found the easy version of both wanting.

Roots and Anchors · Book 1
Faith Forged through Pain
He could fix anything with wires and a checklist. What he couldn’t fix was himself.
The Paradigm Priggemeier Perspective Paradox · Book 1
The Unified Path to Salvation
Grace and works were never opposing forces. They are one path.
“Hebrews calls faith an anchor for the soul. I spent thirty years believing an anchor meant never moving. It took losing everything to learn it just meant never drifting too far from Him.”

The author
Samuel Joseph Priggemeier
Sam Priggemeier gave twenty-six years to the United States Navy as an Aviation Electronics Technician, keeping fighter jets flying safely through the dark.
He writes memoir and theology: Roots and Anchors, a memoir, and Grace & Works, which argues that grace and works were never opposing forces, but one path.
He holds a Master of Arts in Military History from Norwich University, and is from the United States.
Nothing here yet — the first copies are only now reaching readers, and Sam would rather show you an empty shelf than a borrowed one. If you have read the book, he would genuinely like to hear what you made of it.
Chapter One of Roots and Anchors, free, as a PDF. Then an occasional note when there is genuinely something to say — a new book, a talk, a piece of writing worth your time.