Serving Our Nation

On Episode 44 of Serving Our Nation, I had the opportunity of speaking to a very special minister and our line of work isn’t the only thing we have in common… Join me as I interview Reverend H. Paul McCullough, a career man of faith and true servant of God and our communities. Reverend Paul has spent over 50 years in ministry and almost 20 years as a chaplain. He has served with multiple organizations, guiding everyone from first responders to railroad workers. In this episode, we get the scoop on why Reverend Paul continues to help others after decades of service. You certainly won’t want to miss this episode.

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers hope to aspiring servant leaders. In Episode 43, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had an opportunity to speak with two students at Drexel University, Jomo Davis and Charles Ross. These two young men have fascinating stories of how and why they serve others, both at Drexel University as well as in the business world. These two students have wisdom and maturity beyond their years. Tune in and you won’t be disappointed.

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers hope for people considering a lifestyle of servant leadership. In Episode 42, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had the incredible opportunity of interviewing his friend, Dr. Chaunte Hall and her father, Dr. Steven Hall. Chaunte is the CEO of Centurion Military Alliance, an organization dedicated to helping service members discover their value and successfully transition from the military. Chaunte has been inspired from her father, who not only encouraged her to join the military, but also runs CMA with her and they work together through many other outlets to serve people in their community. This episode demonstrates the incredible bond that can exist between a father and daughter and what God can do when you trust Him with your life.

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and encourages people with stories of love and hope. In Episode 41, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had the privilege of speaking to two individuals who have faithfully served in the military, their community, and now through Wreaths Across America. Mr. Joe Reagan is an Army veteran and Ranger who deployed to Afghanistan and now serves as the Director of Militay and Veteran Outreach for Wreaths Across America. Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel, Retired) Karen Diefendorf served as an Army Chaplain for more than 20 years and now hosts a program called Encounters with God on Wreaths Across America radio. Their stories will encourage you to take a leap of faith in this new year and follow the call of God on your life. You don’t want to miss this episode!

Serving Our Nation endeavors to pierce the darkness and bring hope to listeners. In Episode 39, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough hosted Mr. and Mrs. Tim and Emery Brown. A newly married couple, Tim and Emery epitomize how couples should love each other, as well as serve in their community and their Church. Tim is a student at Kingsway Leadership School and Emery serves as a mentor for the program. Their love for each other, and their servant hearts, will stir your spirit and encourage you to love others deeper during this Christmas season.

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers hope and encouragement to people who are considering living their lives as servant leaders. In Episode 40, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough reflected on the previous 39 weeks of the show and offered the Top 10 Lessons  in Servant Leadership, based on common trends and themes from previous guests. He indicated how each of his previous guests models one of these lessons and provides next steps on how people can live out these leadership principles. This is a very special episode and one that you don’t want to miss.

Serving Our Nation endeavors to pierce the darkness and bring hope to listeners. In Episode 39, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough hosted Mr. and Mrs. Tim and Emery Brown. A newly married couple, Tim and Emery epitomize how couples should love each other, as well as serve in their community and their Church. Tim is a student at Kingsway Leadership School and Emery serves as a mentor for the program. Their love for each other, and their servant hearts, will stir your spirit and encourage you to love others deeper during this Christmas season.

This week, on Episode 38 of Serving Our Nation, I had the opportunity of speaking to David Gillespie and Eric Stetson. David retired from the US Army as a Lieutenant Colonel and, being an 82nd Division man, has over a hundred-fifty parachute jumps under his belt. He also has more than 25 years of proven success in the management of International, FMS, and Direct Commercial Sales as well as Domestic aviation programs. Eric, also a retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel, served in a multitude of capacities over his twenty-plus years in the Army. He has experience consulting for education, leadership, and team performance development. Along with his current position as North East Director for FourBlock, Eric has a passion for supporting fellow veterans through organizations such as the Greater Philadelphia Veterans Network and the Delaware Valley Veterans Consortium. Both these gentlemen serve with me on the executive board of our local Association of the United States Army chapter, and I can personally attest to their willingness to serve others. You certainly won’t want to miss this episode.

Serving Our Nation breaks through darkness and helps people discover the benefits of servant leadership. In Episode 37, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had the unique opportunity of interviewing two people who helped make his show a reality – Joe Griffies and James Rabic. Joe is the host of The Welcome Home show, a staunch advocate for veterans, and is the person who recommended Paul to the Executive Producer of JAKIB Media to host a radio show. James is the producer of the show at WOND, helping Paul run the show each week, and is also a drummer and podcaster. These gentlemen discussed the value of radio, the importance of putting others first, and doing what you are passionate about. This behind the scenes look at radio will captivate your attention and stimulate your imagination.

Serving Our Nation breaks through the darkness and offers hope and encouragement to listeners through stories of people who live out servant leadership and lead blessed lives. In Episode 35, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had an opportunity to interview Mr. Robert Bowyer and Colonel (Retired) Steve Miska. Robert served multiple tours in combat and shared how his faith and local Church have helped him through difficult times. He also explained how his non-profit, Operation Black Sheep, helps Vietnam Veterans find hope and healing. Steve Miska, also a combat veteran, recounted the incredible experiences he had on Active Duty, including work on the National Security Council for President Obama and building an underground railroad in Afghanistan. Steve continues to serve others through his First Amendment Advocacy, as well as his business focused on servant leadership. This is one episode that will truly make you appreciate Veterans Day and the sacrifice millions of veterans have made for our country.