In this episode we talk with Mike Moolekamp about serving as a firefighter during Hurricane Katrina and his journey to faith in Christ. Mike retired as a Deputy Chief and Paramedic from the St. Bernard Fire Department. He currently serves as an instructor for EMTs up to the Paramedic level.

In this episode, we talk with Mark Kellar about his 40 year career in the medical service, his passion for service, and the importance of seizing the moment in front of you. Mark served as a medic in the Air Force, and currently serves as the Nursing Director for the Emergency Department at Our Lady of the Angels Hospital in Bogalusa, Louisiana.

In this episode, we sit down withJosh Abercrombie to explore the power of resiliency, and the process, the journey toward achieving meaningful goals. Josh currently serves as the Chief of the Picayune Fire Department. Chief Abercrombie shares personal stories, leadership lessons, and the mindset required to stay the course—even through trials. Whether you’re leading a team, navigating a tough season, or just aiming higher, this conversation offers wisdom molded in the heat of experience on the job and in life.

In this episode, we talk with Anthony Lossett about his career in the fire service and his personal journey of faith. Anthony currently serves as the Chief of Training for the Picayune Fire Department.

In this episode, we talk with Craig Jackson about his career as a paramedic. We talk about the dignity of human life, adoption, overcoming adversity, and finding God's presence in the everyday work of EMS.

In this episode, we talk with EJ about his career in the Coast Guard and as an instructor for Naval Special Warfare. We discuss the importance of Christian community for discipleship, spiritual and physical disciplines and discovering and maintaining your identity in Christ.

EJ is a retired Coast Guard Boatswain's chief and currently serves as a contract instructor for Naval Special Warfare.

In this episode, we talk with Zack Barrett about his firefighting career in Poplarville, Picayune, and Hattiesburg. We discuss encountering tragedies in the field and the power of faith and accountability. Zack currently serves as a Lieutenant with the Hattiesburg Fire Department.

In this episode, we talk with Barry Lee about his concurrent service in the fire department and the church, how to move forward after witnessing a tragedy, and how to encourage co-workers with the Gospel.

Barry currently serves as the Pastor of Rolling Hills Baptist Church. Barry retired from the Picayune Fire Department after more than 23 years of service.