Humans With Faith

What began with the teenage desire to drive fast and chase bad guys has turned into a career of serving the city of Sacramento and making our neighborhoods a safer place to live.

Today’s guest is Lieutenant Bryce Heinlein of the Sacramento Police Department.

In 18 years of law enforcement, Bryce has patrolled the streets, investigated crimes, and served as the spokesperson communicating the status of high profile incidents to the general public.

Enjoy my discussion with Lieutenant Heinlein.

Flashover, Backdraft, and other 'firefighter' vernacular are just some of what you’ll hear from today’s guest, Lou Carlucci. Lou is a retired Fire Captain whose work includes being a Fire Inspector investigating the origin of fires, including arson.

Lou is also celebrating four years of sobriety after years of battling with alcoholism. His story will inspire all of us as we hear about his journey to a better place in life.

This conversation is our last episode of 2017. Enjoy!

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Sizzle points, mental congestion, and 'Sitting in your own weather.' Today's guest is Kristi Stuckwisch. A licensed clinical social worker, substance abuse counselor, and mental health counselor, Kristi's passion to help others is inspiring.

Kristi's approach is all about what she calls, 'Mental wellness.' Our emotional well-being ebbs and flows through life and practicing personal maintenance is important.

Kristi will equip you to take some steps toward becoming a stronger and healthier you.

In the book, ‘Good to Great,’ author, Jim Collins, identifies what he calls, ‘Level 5 Leaders.’ He found that these leaders have humility, and they don't seek success for their glory; instead, success is necessary so that the team and organization can thrive.

I’ve had the opportunity to work with a few folks I’d consider level five leaders. Today’s guest, Al Kerkstra is at the top of that list.

Today, I give you a gift; forty-two minutes of Al Kerkstra investing into your life.

People pleasing, perfectionism, and dealing with the pain of losing someone you love. Add in the decision to evict your alcoholic spouse, and you’d find yourself in the shoes of today’s guest, Courtney Scantlin.

For the next few minutes, you’re likely to enjoy the honesty and transparency in this candid conversation with Courtney about how she overcame all three and rebuilt her marriage.

Learn more about Humans With Faith as well as listen to other conversations at www.humanswithfaith.com.

Welcome to a story of tragedy, addiction, and triumph from someone who means a lot to me; today’s guest is Gary Rodgers, my dad.

His story is what many, including me, would call a miracle. However, I’ll let you arrive at your conclusion.

The Scripture referenced comes from Psalm 34:8, which says, ‘Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.’

Learn more about Humans With Faith as well as listen to other conversations at www.humanswithfaith.com.

Man’s best friend. Some dogs aren’t only friendly and fun, they make life easier for someone living with a physical challenge and enhance independence for children and adults with cognitive and developmental disabilities.

Today’s conversation is with Bobby Zezoff. Bobby and his wife Karen own an assistance dog who has made their life a little easier. In return, Bobby is now training an assistance dog for someone else. He’s giving back.

Caleb McNitt is twenty-two-years-old and has spent the past the last twelve years battling leukemia.

Listening to Caleb, you may start to think, ‘This doesn’t sound like someone who’s going through so much.’ Trust me, Caleb has been through more than some of us will ever know, yet, it’s his positivity, faith, and passion for the future that’s not only endearing; it’s downright convicting.

A two-part conversation that will likely shake, stir, and inspire you. The McNitt family story is one of hope that rises from the anguish of learning that their then ten-year-old son, Caleb was diagnosed with Leukemia.

In Part One you’ll hear Caleb’s dad, Steve’s perspective on the journey. The conversation is moving, helpful and chock full of wisdom and counsel.

In Part Two you’ll hear from Caleb himself. Now twenty-two years old, Caleb is a shining light of optimism, positivity, and faith.

Born premature, weighing just 2 pounds, eleven ounces, having collapsed lungs and immediately put on life support, Joshua Clemens came into this world battling for his life. Everything changed for Joshua’s parents, Clarke and Denise Clemens the day he was born.

Denise is a registered nurse and a mom who has been through incredibly trying times while caring for Joshua after his birth.

You'll admire not only Denise's courage but see how her faith was her most significant source of strength.