Faith4Responders

Pt. 2 of Oli is here!

Fire training Captain Nick Oliveri sits down and talks through his testimony with the crew. Truly knowing someone matters as it relates to discipleship in faith but also to discipleship or teaching in our field.

Life and circumstances can seem difficult or impossible to navigate at times. Firefighters, Tristen Jackson and Conner Holcombe, sit down and share some of what they’ve been through. They share how their faith has helped them through difficult times and how it has grown over the years.

Captain Keith Berryman sits down and talks about his conversion from Mormonism to Christianity, his faith journey so far, and how this ties into his work in the fire service.

Captain Jordan Weldon sits with the crew and shares his faith journey so far. Deep discussion is had about mental health and therapeutic talk comes out.

Current Firefighter and former LEO, Brian Brown, joins the fun. He shares his faith journey so far, some experiences as a narcotics investigator, and his current role in the fire service.

The guys sit down with Gwinnett firefighter and paramedic (nerd alert 😂), Josh Ellington, and learn of his experiences with faith and service to his community. His story and testimony is powerful and one you don’t want to miss.

Clinton, Scotty, and Jacob continue reading and discussing 1 Samuel by looking at chapters 5 (twice 🤦‍♂️😂) & 6. Join in the fun that is had and don’t forget interact with us in the comments! Your feedback and thoughts are important to us.

Scotty and Jacob welcome a local police officer, Alex Higgins, to the show. Watch and listen to Alex’s story so far and where he is at currently in life and faith. You just might relate.

The guys read and discuss 1 Samuel chapters 3&4. Conversation leads to a talk about failure in life and how that is necessary for us so that we can continue to learn, grow, and get better.

Scotty, Clint, and Jacob make a dive into scripture (1 Samuel 1&2) and talk about Hannah’s faithfulness to God despite her current circumstances. The dedication exemplified here should help us to pause and consider how much dedication and faithfulness we have in troubled times.

Sergeant Chris King, a grateful truckie, shares about his journey and fight with cancer so far. When we feel the Holy Spirit moving in our hearts and lives, how do we respond? Respond with obedience and surrender to Him and you might find JOY in every circumstance.

Jonnathun, Clint, and Scotty sit down with firefighter, Avery Jones, and discuss his faith journey so far. Avery's story is a testament of how God's grace outweighs our shame of past mistakes.

Every good thing must come to an end. No. Not the podcast. Just season 1. The guys sit down and talk about the highlights and their favorite things that have happened so far. Finish off the episode with Encouragement with Clint, a Word from Jonnathun, a Health Tip from Scotty, and This or That.

We continue and finish our discussion with Firefighter Salain. Honest and open communication is vital in our line of work. Not just for us as individuals (or responders) but for our families and friends.

The whole crew sits down with Firefighter Michael Salain (Gwinnett FD) and dive into his story. Reality and circumstances hit hard a lot of times. How do we process it and deal with it? We discuss it here.

Join Scotty and Jacob as they get to know each other more and cut up with one another. A new segment is introduced called, "This or That".

We all face trying circumstances in this life. Expected or unexpected, hardships will come your way. BUT GOD..... If He remains our focus and we trust Him completely, allowing Him to use what may seem broken for good, then we can prevail. Join Scotty and Jacob as they talk with current Firefighter, Mike Murray (Newton FD), and Connor Hawk (Georgia DNR). They both have demonstrated a "But God&...

Former Chief (Rockdale Co.) and current Lieutenant, Donald Bowan, with Newton County Fire Dept. joins us. We listen to his testimony and discuss how his faith has helped him through his career. We also dive into conversation about understanding others, instead of jumping to conclusions.

Jacob, Scotty, and Clint are joined by current Newton Co. Firefighter, David Huff. While talking through his testimony, our conversation ranges from discussing aspects of relationships we have as first responders to our response to the Holy Spirit; specifically, not quenching the Holy Spirit.

We believe that accountability is an important and integral part of our faith. Accountability is more than just a buzzword; it's a fundamental aspect of living out our faith in a meaningful way. In this episode, we talk about how accountability is intertwined with Christianity and why it's essential for spiritual growth.

This episode we talk to Chief David Hill from Stone Mountain, GA. We hear his testimony and how it has affected his life. Aspects of our career are included and discussed, then related to the Christian walk.

There are many things that we fear in the world. A fear of snakes, heights, darkness, the unknown, death. What about the fear of not making it home at the end of shift? Can there be a healthy fear of something? Listen as we discuss these questions and even share other specific fears of our own. Maybe you can relate.

How often do you pray? Do you pray and sometimes not know what to say or just ask someone else to pray for you? The power of prayer can often be overlooked. Most of us can relate to or admit the fact that we come up short in taking time to pray daily. All these things and more are discussed on this episode of Faith4Responders.

Current Firefighter, Dallas Lane Dempsey, joins in on the fun. Take some time to learn about him and what his experience has been like with the Church. We often blame God or the Church as a whole when we are treated badly or have a bad experience with a particular church location or someone that claims to be a member of the Church. How do we deal with that when it happens? How do we move forward?...