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? We discuss it all right here!

Whether it's physical, emotional, or mental pain. Whether we see a civilian or co-worker experiencing it or we are experiencing it ourselves. Suffering is real and it sucks! Why does it exist? How do we deal with it? We discuss this and more on this episode of Faith4Responders.

James Vaughn shares his simple, yet powerful testimony of his life and career. When you look to God and ask him to help you to view things the way He does, you start to LOVE like HE does. Please listen and learn what TRUE LOVE is all about!

"Follow your heart!", "Stay true to yourself!", "YOLO!" These are common phrases or outlooks on life that we see every day. What do they mean and what should our response be? We discuss this and more on this episode of Faith4Responders. Check it out!

Church At the Grove kicked off the month of December with their annual Shop With A Hero event. We had a blast volunteering and participating! Listen along as we talk with fellow first responders and volunteers about their experiences at the event. Merry Christmas!