Divine Disruption

The Walmart chairman, with his keen eye, rarely wasted time in the air. Mr. Walton loved maps, and right now, that keen eye was focused on little towns with names like Uvalde, Encinal, and Hidalgo. Suddenly, Mr. Walton's head fell backwards, and I saw his eyes roll back into their sockets. I leaned forward and grabbed his wrist trying to get a pulse and felt nothing. I called out to Al and exclaimed "Something's wrong with Mr. Walton! I can't get a pulse!

"The man just named the richest man in the United States by Forbes magazine wasn't breathing.

That harrowing scene was one of many disruptions that have marked my life.

In Divine Disruption: Restoring Providence to America, I, Fritz Steiger, share my story: from my family's immigrant roots in Switzerland, through ranch life in Wyoming, to boardrooms and policy battles that shaped modern America. Along the way, I walked alongside icons like Sam Walton and President George H.W. Bush, and helped launch some of the nation's most transformative institutions-Walmart Foundation, Texas Public Policy Foundation, Children First America, and the Justice Foundation.

But this book is not merely memoir. It is a rallying cry. For decades, I have witnessed firsthand both the greatness and the unraveling of our nation. The left's grip on education, media, and culture seeks to distort America's story. Yet, woven through our history is the undeniable providence of God-and the call for each of us to be "holy disruptors."

Disruption, after all, is never easy. Without faith, it can be selfish and destructive. Guided by biblical truth, it can reshape the world for the better. Divine Disruption is at once the story of one family's remarkable journey and a passionate defense of America's founding principles.

In an era of bitter division, this book offers both "red meat" for those already fighting-and a gracious invitation for those still watching from the sidelines. It is a summons to step forward, to restore providence, to preserve opportunity, and to honor God in a time of great cultural reckoning.

For the sake of our children and grandchildren, I invite you to join me in the fray.