We will all experience change, some of it unwanted. So how do we navigate that change, especially if we think that it's unfair.

Join us as we start our series on change

The Christmas season is supposed to be a season filled with joy, laughter, and friendship. However, for many people the holiday season is the complete opposite. So what are some ways to deal with the holidays when they aren't so "Merry & Bright?"

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I recently sat down with my friend, Marcus Walker. Marcus recently finished his first year as a police officer. We talk some about that first year, his faith, and how that faith influences the job.

One of the questions I get asked a lot from first responders getting married, or entering a serious relationship is: "How much do I tell my spouse about the tough calls?" Well, that's not an easy question to answer. However, I've had a few of those myself, so my wife Crystal and I sat down to have a conversation about it.

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As first responders we're frequently frustrated. Those frustrations can become so commonplace that it's hard to think past them. However, we can, and we should take steps to put those things in a proper perspective. The Apostle Paul gives a very practical way to help us do that, and we'll look at what he says in this new episode of the 10-7 Ministries Podcast!!

First responders tend to stuff their feelings and move onto the next call.  However, this isn't always the healthiest thing to do in the long term.  This episode looks at the importance of taking time to process through the difficult things that we experience, with one of the major parts to that being allowing ourselves to really "feel" that range of emotions.  

We all know that trials will come, they're inevitible.  Today we consider a passage in James that will seem difficult to take for some.  Hwever, I encourage you to push through and know that there is always hope!