I’ve known Chris since he was a teenager in our youth group. Since then, he’s gone on to serve our country as a Marine, battle a substance abuse addiction, fall hard, but get back up and is now walking in his purpose. During this episode, Chris will tell his story of God’s redemption, God’s faithfulness, and God’s plan for his life. You will be encouraged and walk away realizing that if God did it for Chris, He will do it for you too!

Alex Bryant Ministries is focused on helping people be reconciled to God, then within one’s own self, and finally being reconciled to our fellow man in order to become disciples.

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Tragedy struck Texas and the unthinkable happened. Camp Mystic, the all-girls summer camp that sits along the Guadalupe River, has confirmed that 27 campers and counselors died in weekend floods. Ten campers and one counselor are still unaccounted for. The death toll continues to increase and at the time of this posting, at least 89 people have died after devastating floods hit central Texas.

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What happens when a pastor, an officer, and a doctor commit to real talk across racial and cultural lines? In the powerful finale of Lunch to Save the World Series, Pastor Alex, Lt. Dave, and Dr. Hector Cruz reflect on what years of tough, honest conversations have taught them about race, policing, faith, and friendship. It’s not just about the issues—it’s about how we talk about them. Humility, trust, and a shared table go a long way. Don’t miss this heartfelt wrap-up of a series built to bring people together.

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What really happens during a traffic stop—and why does it feel so different depending on your background? In this raw, real, and sometimes funny conversation, Pastor Alex, Lt. Dave, and Dr. Hector Cruz unpack race, respect, and responsibility in routine traffic stops, using the 2024 Tyreek Hill incident to spark the debate. It's honest talk between officers and communities that don't shy away from tough questions. Want change? Pull up a chair.

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In this episode of The Way We See It, Lunch to Save the World is back—and things get real. Pastor Alex shares a wild story from a Florida cookout that quickly turned smoky (in more ways than one) and sparks a deeper conversation on cultural norms, racial perceptions, and the fine line between protests and riots. Joined by Lt. Dave and Dr. Hector Cruz, the trio dives into Ferguson, George Floyd, and January 6th—unpacking how context, culture, and media shape what we call justice. Don’t miss this bold, honest, and sometimes hilarious roundtable on race, policing, and protest in America.

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In this episode of The Way We See It, Alex Bryant, Lt. David Meyer, and Dr. Hector Cruz discuss how faith shapes their perspectives on race, justice, and policing. They revisit the 2020 shooting of Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta, exploring the complexities behind police use of force and community perceptions. The dialogue highlights conflicting but respectful viewpoints—Alex voicing frustrations common in the Black community, and Dave explaining police procedures and justifications. Despite disagreements, they emphasize the importance of grace, understanding, and faith-driven dialogue to build unity and trust between law enforcement and minority communities.

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In this episode Pastor Alex Bryant, Lt. David Meyer, and Dr. Hector Cruz revisit the 2020 Jacob Blake police shooting, using it to explore police protocol, public perception, and racial dynamics. Lieutenant Meyer explains the tactical considerations during the incident, emphasizing officer training and limitations, while Alex offers a perspective from the Black community. The conversation highlights the importance of respectful, honest dialogue to understand different viewpoints and build trust across racial and professional lines.

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In this episode Pastor Alex Bryant continues the Lunch to Save the World series with Lt. David Meyer and Dr. Hector Cruz. They discuss the Tyree Nichols case, where five black officers’ aggressive tactics during a traffic stop led to Nichols’ death. The conversation explores why this case got less media attention, the black community’s perception of harsher policing, and the recruitment crisis in law enforcement due to lowered standards. Emphasizing mutual responsibility, they aim to bridge divides through candid dialogue, planning a book from their ongoing discussions.

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Pastor Alex Bryant, continues the third installment of the “Lunch to Save the World Series. He shares his frustration over the video, questioning why officers didn’t reassess when Floyd stopped resisting, reflecting black community sentiments. Dave, a white ex-officer, admits the video’s poor optics, criticizing Chauvin’s inaction despite training, and notes similar unreported white suspect cases. Both reject assuming systemic racism, favoring procedural critique. Their raw, honest dialogue seeks mutual understanding, challenging assumptions through candid perspectives.

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In this episode, Pastor Alex and guests Lt. David Meyer and Dr. Hector Cruz discuss the historical distrust between police and the Black community, rooted in slavery, Jim Crow laws, and systemic racism. Sharing personal experiences, they explore policing challenges and cultural divides. These transformative lunch talks, sparked post-George Floyd, aim to become a book capturing their candid conversations on race, policing, and societal healing. The series seeks to bridge gaps, foster understanding, and inspire change through authentic dialogue.

Alex Bryant Ministries is focused on helping people be reconciled to God, then within one’s own self, and finally being reconciled to our fellow man in order to become disciples.

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