New Releases by Kurt Warner

The ancient Roman poet and satirist Juvenal stated that people were distracted by “bread and circuses” rather than engaged in their civic duty. Juvenal argued these bread and circuses, or basic needs and entertainment, consumed the thoughts and lives of the average Roman no matter what was happening in the Republic around them. The powerful political forces in society used many different forms of distraction to enable them to do what they wanted unimpeded by the masses. ''False Idols: How Diversion Is Destroying Democracy'' picks up where Juvenal left off. The book is a journey through contemporary America and it illustrates how the concept of “bread and circuses” is as powerful and as relevant now as it was in the days of ancient Rome. It examines the deliberate distractions that are created by the cultivation of false idols. The distractions include the adoration of celebrities and parasocial interactions, the economic culture and the implicit belief systems contained within it, sports and the adoration of athletes, the political system and structure, the art, music, and literature we spend our time listening to and watching, the internet and social media that occupies so much of our time, and the video games that occupy the minds and much of the lives of so many people. As long as everybody is chasing and distracted by these bread and circuses, they are willfully negligent to the goings-on in the very fabric of the social network that is of our society, government, and country. The more negligent they become, the more the democracy continues withering and dying. This book systemically deconstructs a modern society that seems designed to consistently pull us away from rather than draw us toward the creation of a better existence for all.

What if your greatest challenges could become your greatest strengths? Life has a way of knocking us down — sometimes lightly, sometimes with a force so brutal we wonder if we’ll ever rise again. But what if the very falls that leave us broken also contain the seeds of our greatest transformation? In Victory in Every Fall, Kurt Warner, LMSW, draws inspiration from the Greek myth of Antaeus — a giant who gained strength each time he touched the earth. Like Antaeus, Warner shows us that every time life knocks us down, we have the opportunity to rise even stronger. Through five deeply personal and life-altering experiences — a traumatic brain injury, severe OCD, bipolar disorder, profound grief, and chronic back pain — Warner reveals how each “fall” was not an end, but the beginning of something powerful. With raw honesty and vivid storytelling, Warner demonstrates how adversity can become the source of unforeseen strength. He shares how, by embracing the struggles that seemed to overwhelm him, he found resilience, empowerment, and ultimately, triumph. His story is a testament to the Antaeus approach: when we hit rock bottom, we can find new strength by grounding ourselves in the struggle and using it as a foundation for growth. This is more than a memoir of survival — it’s a guide to overcoming even the most overwhelming obstacles. Whether you''re battling illness, mental health challenges, or personal loss, Victory in Every Fall offers more than hope — it offers a roadmap for transforming pain into power and weakness into wisdom. Falling is inevitable. But what comes after is up to you. Will you stay down? Or will you rise, like Antaeus, stronger than ever before?

Utopia Realized: In Search of a Just Society is a story of amelioration. John Matthews is a janitor in Scranton, Pennsylvania and he is on his way to work. He talks to his wife, Kirstin, as he drives to work. He is exhausted and weary from his difficult and long days and the two discuss their economic and other systemic troubles. John never sees Tara, a security guard with her own struggles, when she loses control of her car and barrels into him on the Scranton highway. John wakes up into a foreign world where a guide named Sophia shows him a new and different world. The world is called Amoena Vieta and Sophia shows him a vivid and exciting society there that has reimagined language, government, basic rights, transportation, religion, economics, education, legal system, media, taxes, and other aspects of their world. All systems described eliminate or largely mitigate the constant social problems that exist in his world. John awakes in the hospital after being near death. The couple discuss making his dream a reality.

This book is about a little boy who beat all the odds and overcame every obstacle that no newborn or parents should have to go through. I think it’s a very inspiring book for parents and children to read or be read to. It’s very fun and colorful to brighten up a mom or dad’s day and has a very happy ending that will make anyone have a better day or night. I sat and read so many different children’s books that just didn’t relate to both the parents and the children that I had to write this so the next parent could have a wonderful and interesting book of happiness to read. I don’t think that anyone who purchases this book will be disappointed, and I hope you enjoy this true story as much as I do. - Kurt Warner

Love appears when you aren''t looking. It is not something that can be forced. Once you find it, you have to work to keep it and nurture it so it continues to grow. I hope you enjoy reading this poetry as much as I enjoy writing.

Love appears when you aren''t looking. It is not something that can be forced. Once you find it, you have to work to keep it and nurture it so it continues to grow. These poems are an expression of love.

Kurt Warner is the two-time NFL MVP–winning quarterback of the Arizona Cardinals. Brenda Warner is an ex-Marine turned stay-at-home Mom who collects coats for low-income kids and rocks babies to sleep at a center for chronically ill infants. Together they’re the parents of seven children, going into their thirteenth year of marriage. Their formula for success? They put First Things First—faith, family, and giving to others—it’s their family motto, and it drives everything they do. First Things First is an honest, entertaining, and insightful look at life inside the Warner house. Kurt and Brenda speak candidly about their marriage, the values they’re working to instill in their kids, things they’ve done right, mistakes they’ve made, the importance of giving back, and the legacy they hope to leave behind. Kurt Warner fans will enjoy this behind-the-scenes look into the Warner family daily life. Includes 16 pages of color photos.

Devotional featuring quotations, Bible verses, and motivational stories pertaining to those involved in high school football.

Motivational lessons from the life of Joseph in the Old Testament

NFL sensation Kurt Warner tells the incredible story of faith and perseverance that captured the hearts of millions and rocketed him from obscurity to become MVP and Super Bowl champion.

In his first book for children, Kurt Warner, Super Bowl XXXIV Champion quarterback for the St. Louis Rams, shares an inspiring collection of stories from his life and pro football career. Color photos and illustrations throughout.