The 4Heroes Podcast

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This week, we are celebrating NPSTW 2024! Episode #4 is a conversation with one of our local heroes in headsets. Lauren is a gifted dispatcher and provides a unique perspective as a first responder and follower of Jesus. We are so thankful that she was willing to share some of her journey with us...and with you!

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This week, Chaplain Frank Mercer begins a study of the Book of Exodus. Moses is a little "d" deliverer who points us to Jesus, the big "D" Deliverer. God hears the cries of his people and always has a plan to rescue and redeem. That's the message of the gospel! First responders have a front row seat to human suffering. The good news is, God is bigger than every challenge, need, trauma, or pain. 

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This week at the 4Heroes Huddle, Chaplain Frank Mercer discusses the last chapter of Genesis. Throughout his life, Joseph believed that God kept his promises. His last request reflected this belief. He was confident that the Lord would lead the Israelites to the land God had promised them. Although he wouldn't be alive to see it, Joseph asked that his remains would be taken with them when they left Egypt. Many of you will relate to Joseph's life. He was betrayed, wrongly accused, rejected... But there is good news! God is faithful and just. You can count on him to be your defense and keep his promises. As we conclude our study of Joseph's life, our prayer is that no matter where you're at in your journey, you will be reminded that you can trust in God.

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This week at the 4Heroes Huddle, Chaplain Frank Mercer discusses the final chapters of Jacob's life. While Jacob's journey was full of mistakes and storms, his last season of life was full of blessings--it was a beautiful sunset.  As he looks back, Jacob acknowledges that God had been a good Shepherd. Often sheep wander because they want to be free, but the truth is, they are actually lost. In spite of Jacob's wanderings, God is faithful to him. God keeps his promises and shows Jacobs steadfast love as his life comes to an end. Many of you will relate to Jacob's story. It's a mirror that reminds us of our own brokenness. The good news is, God loves you and has a plan for you right where you are! As we conclude the book of Genesis, our prayer is that no matter where you're at in your journey, your eyes will be opened to the goodness of God.