
Category: Family
Running to the Sound of Gunfire
Posted by Michael Williams | Feb 28, 2018 | Chaplain, Exclusive, Tactics & Weapons | 0 |
The “When/Then” Picture
Posted by Duane Wolfe | Jan 25, 2018 | Exclusive, Family | 0 |
A Cop’s New Year’s Resolution: A Balanced Life
Posted by Michael Williams | Dec 30, 2017 | Chaplain, Exclusive | 0 |
Modern Day Knights
by Michael Williams | Apr 20, 2018 | Chaplain, Exclusive, Special Topics | 0 |
Right off, we need to define some terms and put to bed the idea that police officers must be downgraded from the servant-warriors God has called us to be and into some kind of politically correct (and oxymoron if there ever was one) “guardian.”
Read MoreRunning to the Sound of Gunfire
by Michael Williams | Feb 28, 2018 | Chaplain, Exclusive, Tactics & Weapons | 0 |
This truth-based perspective comes through more than three decades as a sworn officer and trainer who, along with the vast majority of my police brethren, has made running to the sound of gunfire a way of life.
Read MoreThe “When/Then” Picture
by Duane Wolfe | Jan 25, 2018 | Exclusive, Family | 0 |
More than likely you have a picture taken by your department. It may be on your id, on the wall of your department, but it is saved somewhere for future use.
Read MoreA Cop’s New Year’s Resolution: A Balanced Life
by Michael Williams | Dec 30, 2017 | Chaplain, Exclusive | 0 |
Having a healthy, successful and hopefully long career in our special profession requires each of us to be intentionally balanced in every area of our lives.
Read MoreCaring For the Fallen and Those They Leave Behind
by Bryan Jackson | Dec 1, 2017 | Chaplain, Exclusive | 0 |
During this sacred season that brings us to the end of another year, let us peacefully remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice,
Read MoreTactical Support For Law Enforcement Relationships
by Jonathan Parker | Oct 6, 2017 | Family, Watch Your Six | 0 |
Vicki Newman is an author, speaker, and police wife to a CHiP, a member of the California Highway Patrol.
Read MoreBlessed Are The Peacemakers
by David Underwood | Sep 27, 2017 | Chaplain, Exclusive | 0 |
Chaos. Pandemonium. Out of control. Organized confusion. Disorder. Violence. Unruly. Call it what you want but these simple words describe the vast majority of the kind of incidents cops are called to deal with everyday.
Read MoreI Want To Support My Officer But How?
by Jonathan Parker | Sep 7, 2017 | Family, Watch Your Six | 0 |
Meet Heidi. She is like many of our listeners – wife of a police officer, mom to two little boys, is concerned about the current affairs of policing in the U.S., is trying to make her marriage work, and works as a trauma nurse to help support her family.
Read MoreHe Was There
by Law Officer | Sep 5, 2017 | Chaplain, Exclusive | 0 |
He was there when my son, David Glasser, a Phoenix Police Officer, went to work on May 18, 2016....
Read MoreI Got The Power
by David Underwood | Sep 1, 2017 | Chaplain, Exclusive | 1 |
It just comes down to doing our job in a way that is pleasing to Him and remembering where our “power” comes from.
Read MoreOfficer Down: The Aftermath
by Karen Solomon | Jun 24, 2017 | Exclusive, Family | 1 |
We all hear the term “aftermath”, but what does it really mean? For people like Jeff, it means that there are few who understand the world you now live in.
Read MoreDon’t Discount the Study on Self-Control and Use of Force Just Yet
by Jonathan Parker | Jun 23, 2017 | Exclusive, Family | 2 |
If we knew that lack of self-control, or impulsive behavior, was a risk factor for officer suicide, then wouldn’t we want to address the lack of self-control in an attempt to prevent the suicide?
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