Serving Our Nation

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers hope and encouragement through stories of servant leadership. In Episode 64, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had the unique privilege of speaking with Mr. Jerry Tempesta, a veteran of the Vietnam War who has recently been nominated to receive the Medal of Honor. Jerry speaks about his family’s legacy of service, his courageous act of bravery during the Vietnam War, and how he currently serves others through the healing power of music. This episode is sure to inspire you.

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers encouragement through stories of hope and servant leadership. In Episode 63, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough has the opportunity to speak with Marty Rotella. Marty, along with his brother, run Spirit Power, a ministry that uses music to bring worship, prayer, reflection and healing to thousands of people. Marty is singer/songwriter/evangelist who can present his music to a diverse audience. Marty talks to us about how Spirit Power came to be and how it's currently touching the lives of many. We also look into how Marty uses his talents to be a captivating motivational speaker. It's an episode that is well worth your time.

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers encouragement through stories of hope and servant leadership. In Episode 62, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough has the opportunity to speak with Matt Miclette. Matt served in the US Army as a registered nurse, where he treated combat-related trauma at Walter Reed and led an inpatient psychiatric unit at Fort Hood. After the military, he returned to school to study health policy and now works to advance digital behavioral health solutions to help meet the demand for treatment services. Matt talks to us about the important organizations he's now involved with as well as how his leadership style impacts his service to the community. It's an episode you certainly won’t want to miss.

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers encouragement through stories of hope and servant leadership. In Episode 61, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had the opportunity to speak with Brigadier General Eric Shirley. With almost thirsty years in the US Army, BG Shirley has risen through the ranks of our nation's top military logistical enterprises. He is now in command of Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support and oversees a global workforce of approximately 2,300 civilian and military personnel. BG Shirley talks to us about leading one of the world's largest supply chains that supports multiple military and civilian organizations. We will hear firsthand the role of servant leadership in supporting our Nation's finest. You certainly won’t want to miss this episode!

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers encouragement through stories of hope and servant leadership. In Episode 60, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had the opportunity to speak with John Gronski. He is a retired US Army Major General with over 40 years' experience in the service. He is now the founder and CEO of Leader Grove LLC, a keynote speaker, leadership seminar facilitator, executive coach, author, and director of the leadership academy for student-athletes at Lebanon Valley College. John takes us through his storied military career and shares the impacts it's had on his leadership philosophy; the one he now uses to instruct the next generation of leaders. Find out more about "Iron Sharpened Leadership" on this week's episode. This is an episode you can’t miss.

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers encouragement through stories of hope and servant leadership. In Episode 59, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had the opportunity to speak with Christine Duminiak. She is a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist and an internationally recognized expert on afterlife contacts and signs. She has used her gifts, among many other things, to help others through starting worldwide help groups and publishing comforting books for all ages. Christine shares how God provides us with signs from our loved ones to bring us comfort. Dealing with loss can be tough, but Christine's counsel is helping thousands of people overcome their grief. You certainly won’t want to miss this episode.

Episode 58: Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness by offering hope and encouragement. In Episode 58, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had an opportunity to speak with Mr. Craig Fitzgerald, the head strength and conditioning coach for the NY Giants. Craig tells an inspiring story of how he turned a passion for contact sports into a career for football, and now uses his knowledge and experience to help train and motivate the next generation. Craig helps people to become the best version of themselves and develop mental and physical toughness. If you’ve ever encountered adversity in your life, this is the episode for you!

Episode 57: Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers encouragement to people aspiring to be servant leaders. In Episode 57, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough interviewed Mrs. Susan Ruggiero, in honor of Mother’s Day. Susan tells her inspiring story of how she retired at exactly the same time her husband needed her support to work through a series of medical issues. Her story of compassion and dedication to her husband is one that will make you very thankful for the mothers and caretakers in your life. You don’t want miss this episode!

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers hope and encouragement for people who aspire to be servant leaders. In Episode 56, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had the chance to speak with Rev. Bill McDonald. Rev Bill shared an incredible story of how God protected him in combat during the Vietnam War, and how this prompted him to start a ministry called Spiritual Warriors, which has a message of love and forgiveness. This episode will bolster your faith in God and prompt you to live with kindness and compassion. Don’t miss it!

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers encouragement through stories of hope and servant leadership. In Episode 55, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had an opportunity to speak with Detective Tim Brooks, a highly decorated Philadelphia police officer and bomb disposal expert. Tim talks about the influence of his family and faith in his choice to become a police officer and the risk he assumes every day in the performance of his duties. Tim’s humility, and desire to let the city “sleep softly”, will astound you and give you a new appreciation for police officers. This is an episode you can’t miss.