Serving Our Nation

Serving Our Nation offers hope in the darkness through guests each week who demonstrate servant leadership. In Episode 14, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough interviewed three incredible women who are servant leaders in the area of business. Mel Padin and Noelle St. Clair shared information about their new non-profit, The Wow Center, and how this organization serves as a blessing to them and countless women in the community through fellowship, exercise, and financial readiness. In the second half, Erica Webster told of her journey from serving in the Army to becoming the founder and CEO of DubFitness and DubWellness, where she is now influencing and inspiring women across the country to work it out or (when necessary) cry it out. You don't want to miss the stories of these impressive women.

Serving Our Nation offers hope in the darkness through guests each week who demonstrate servant leadership. In Episode 13, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough interviewed two wonderful servant leaders, Ms. Angie Pacitti and Rev. George Probasco. Angie shared how she discerned the call to ministry and helps others take their next steps of faith through Growth Track, Next Steps, and Kingsway Leadership School. In the second half of the program, Rev. George Probasco explained his journey from being a firefighter to a licensed minister and all the things he does to serve others in this role. These guests are great examples of serving others through your faith and you definitely want to hear what they have to say!

Serving Our Nation offers hope in the darkness through guests each week who demonstrate servant leadership. In the first half of Episode 12, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough interviewed his wife (Heather A. McCullough) in honor of Mother’s Day. Heather explained how she has served her family, as well as students and other teachers through a 23 year teaching career. Next, Ms. Missy Gingrich explained how being a Momma is the hardest teaching job she’s ever had, even though she’s served in countless roles in the field of education. These two women are passionate mothers, educators, and wives whose stories will touch your heart.

Serving Our Nation offers hope in the darkness through guests each week who demonstrate servant leadership. In the first half of Episode 11, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough interviewed Pastor Bryon White. Pastor Bryon explained how he discerned God’s call to ministry and how he lived that out, including 21 years of service at Kingsway Church and 11 years as its senior Pastor. Pastor Mike Cherry discussed how he has served our nation in the Air Force, as a police Chaplain, a Pastor, a school principal, and running for public office. These two Pastors have stories you don’t want to miss!

Serving Our Nation offers hope in the darkness through guests each week who demonstrate servant leadership. In the first half of the show, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough interviewed CSM Frank Swirko, live from Bosnia, and they discussed how Frank demonstrated servant leadership as a career police officer, multiple deployments in the military, and caring for his family. Paul also had the opportunity to host his two children, Paul and Sarah. They explained how they serve their family through various chores around the house, as well as the ups and downs of being a military child, including a different dynamic while their father was deployed. Don’t miss this once in a lifetime episode!

Serving Our Nation offers hope in the darkness through two guests each week who demonstrate servant leadership. In Episode 9, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough had the opportunity to interview three of his closest friends. In the first half of the show, LTC Marc M. Meeker and his wife (Kristen) share how they were able to serve others through their roles in the military, as an educator and counselor, and as parents. They were followed by Mr. Danny Nowlan – a man who served others and his family through his work as a mortician, in the military, as a worship leader, and a police officer. These three individuals have very powerful stories that are sure to stir your heart during the Month of the Military Child.

Serving Our Nation offers hope in the darkness through two guests each week who demonstrate servant leadership. In Episode 8, Rev. Dr. McCullough hosted servant leaders in the areas of military and faith. MG Clem Coward, a career Army officer and Director of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office, explained how he's successfully led others throughout his military career and modeled servant leadership for his subordinates. CH (COL, Ret) Scott McChrystal offered a powerful testimony about his time as a Chaplain, an endorser for the Assemblies of God, and a deeply moving story about what God spoke into his heart that he's been able to share with others. The stories of these two senior leaders are sure to make you reflect on what you could be doing to serve those around you.

Serving Our Nation offers hope in the darkness through guests each week who demonstrate servant leadership. In its seventh episode, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough hosted THREE incredible guests, Mr. Dean Wegner and sisters – Nici and Andi Lucas. Dean discussed how he learned how to be a servant leader during his time in the Army and Ranger school. He’s carried that with him in his role as CEO/Founder of Authentically American, a keynote speaker, a board member for numerous organizations, and a dedicated family man. Nici and Andi talked about how they serve countless others through their business, Days of Gifts. Paul discussed with them how their company provided a special blessing to his Mom for her 70thbirthday. You definitely want to hear what these business leaders have to say!

Serving Our Nation offers hope in the darkness through two guests each week who demonstrate servant leadership. In its sixth episode, Rev. Dr. Paul McCullough hosted two amazing guests who live out servant leadership through their work in media. Ms. Melissa Fitzgerald, best known for her work as an actress on The West Wing, discussed the idea of being kind, generous, and respectful to everyone you work with, regardless of your position or status. Mr. Steve Burton, musician and songwriter, talked about how he serves others by playing music that helps people grow closer to God and by teaching others to develop their own musical talent. Both Melissa and Steve emphasized the importance of following your dreams and using the gifts God gave you to the maximum extent possible, because even when you don’t think you’re good enough, God makes a way. This episode is sure to touch your heart!

Serving Our Nation offers hope in the darkness through two guests each week who demonstrate servant leadership. In this episode, Rev. Dr. McCullough hosted servant leaders in the areas of faith and community. Mr. Chris McCall discussed how he serves people at a local Church as a youth group leader, life group leader, and life group coach. Mr. Bob Frolow talked about his experiences as a Vietnam Veteran, a VSO (Veteran Service Officer) and recipient of the Legion of Honor award from the Chapel of the Four Chaplains. Both of these leaders explained how their service to others has actually been a blessing to them. They are tremendous models for people to emulate and you’ll definitely want to hear what they have to say.