Jesus Is All We Need Podcast with Jason Sautel

In this episode, Pastor Ronnie James shares his journey from a life of partying and searching for fulfillment to finding Jesus and becoming a pastor. He discusses the emptiness he felt in the pursuit of fame and success and how only Jesus can fill the void in our hearts. Pastor Ronnie also talks about the importance of transparency and welcoming others in the church. He emphasizes the need for obedience and finding joy in serving others, rather than seeking joy in outcomes. Please visit theflockchurch.com to learn more about Pastor Ronnie and his inspiring ministry! His sermons will bless you on so may levels!  Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this episode, Jason and Pastor Joshua Putnam discuss their friendship and the importance of staying focused on God's purpose. They talk about the challenges they've faced and the need to find joy in obedience to God. They also emphasize the importance of studying the Bible in its entirety and not just focusing on individual verses. The conversation highlights the need to keep our minds set on heavenly things and not get caught up in worldly concerns. In this conversation, Jason and Joshua discuss the role of daily devotionals and preaching to non-Christians. They agree that daily devotionals can be a helpful addition to one's spiritual life, but they emphasize the importance of studying the Bible in depth to truly understand its meaning. They also challenge the idea that churches should focus their services on non-Christians, arguing that the church is meant to equip believers to go out into the world and share the Gospel. They highlight the need for sound teaching and understanding of the Gospel Message, and the importance of obedience and relying on God's grace in the process of salvation. They also discuss the joy and privilege of being used by God to do good works and spread His kingdom.Takeaways:-Friendship and support are important in the Christian journey.-It's crucial to stay focused on God's purpose and not get caught up in worldly concerns.-Finding joy in obedience to God brings fulfillment.-Studying the Bible in its entirety is essential for understanding God's message. Daily devotionals can be a helpful addition to one's spiritual life, but studying the Bible in depth is essential for understanding its meaning.-Church services should primarily focus on equipping believers to go out into the world and share the Gospel, rather than catering to non-Christians.-Sound teaching and understanding of the Gospel Message are crucial for effective evangelism.-Salvation is a work of God's grace, and believers are called to obedience and good works.-Being used by God to do good works and spread His kingdom is a joy and privilege. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this episode, Jason interviews one of the most recognized names in the Fire Service, Assistant Chief of the Milwaukee Fire Department (ret) and the Founder of Conway Shields- Paul Conway! Paul shares how he dealt with the emotional toll of his job and the importance of faith in his life. In this conversation, Jason and Paul discuss the impact of trauma on first responders and the importance of seeking help, while emphasizing the role of faith in the healing process. They also discuss the importance of nurturing the brotherhood within the fire service and being there for one another. Paul also highlights his new podcast, Beyond the Shield, where he brings on guests to discuss positive topics and address issues within the fire service! www.youtube.com/@paulconwayshieldswww.conwayshield.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Gary Ludwig is a well-known author, educator, speaker, and consultant who has served in three fire departments over his career. His fire, EMS, rescue, 911, and emergency management career spans a total of 46 years, including 35 years in two metropolitan cities, St. Louis and Memphis. He has been a paramedic for over 44 years. You can contact Gary through his webpage at www.garyludwig.com. ​Awards2022           International Association of Fire Chiefs - Career Fire Chief of the Year2022           International Association of Fire Chiefs - President's Award2018           James O. Page Achievement Award - International Association of Fire                     Chiefs2014           Presidential Award – Tennessee EMS Association2014           James O Page EMS Leadership Award – National Award2014           Career Fire-based EMS System of the Year - Awarded by the                                   Congressional Fire Service Institute2012           Tennessee EMS Service of the Year – Awarded by the Tennessee                            Ambulance Service Association1998           Missouri EMS Administrator of the Year - Awarded by the Missouri                           EMS Association1998           Missouri EMS Service of the Year - Awarded by the Missouri                                   Emergency Medical Service Association1996           Mayor's Award - City of St. Louis - Improved Level of Service1995           Mayor's Award - City of St. Louis - Monetary Savings1981           Mayor’s Award of Heroism - City of St. Louis1979           Mayor’s Award of Heroism - City of St. Louis   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Gary Ludwig is a well-known author, educator, speaker, and consultant who has served in three fire departments over his career. His fire, EMS, rescue, 911, and emergency management career spans a total of 46 years, including 35 years in two metropolitan cities, St. Louis and Memphis. He has been a paramedic for over 44 years. You can reach Chief Ludwig at www.garyludwig.com. - Over 46 Years of EMS, Fire, 911, and Rescue Experience - Over 44 Years and still actively practicing as a Licensed Paramedic- Over 20 Years of Expert Witness Experience- Has responded to over 35,000 calls throughout career- EMT, Paramedic, and Firefighter Educator- Authored over 500 published articles- Author of 7 Best-Selling Books- Spoken at over 400 Conferences- President of the International Association of Fire Chiefs (2019-20)- IAFC - Fire Chief of the Year (2022)- Appointed to FEMA National Advisory Council (2022 - 2025)- Master's Degree in Management and Business- Appearances on CNN, FOX, CBS, NBC, and China Global Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Skip Ockomon, a former firefighter, shares his personal journey of overcoming darkness and addiction and finding hope and healing through faith in Christ. He discusses the burnout organization he started to support first responders struggling with the pressures of their job and the importance of addressing mental health and spiritual well-being. Skip emphasizes the power of sharing testimony and connecting with others to provide support and guidance. He also highlights upcoming events and ways to support the burnout organization. To learn more about Skip and ways to help his amazing organization visit- www.burntoutpodcast.org/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Summary In this episode, Dan Persinger, a chaplain with the Rockford Fire Department, shares his journey from wanting to be a firefighter to becoming a chaplain after being diagnosed with muscular dystrophy. He discusses his early desire to be a firefighter, his faith background, and the emotional impact of his diagnosis. Dan also talks about the role of a chaplain and emphasizes the impact of chaplains in providing care and grace to both believers and non-believers. The conversation also discusses the value of professional help for first responders struggling with PTSD. Learn more about Daniel at- www.facebook.com/dapersinger Learn more about Jason's newest book "Jesus Is All We Need: Devotions to Experience the Rescuing Love of God" at- www.dayspring.com/jesus-is-all-we-need-jason-sautel   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

As someone who's been part of the firefighting community for years, I've often pondered upon how our words and actions define our credibility, both on the job and in our faith journey. My dear friend, Jim Moss, fire captain, author, speaker, Christ follower, and a father, joins me to shed light on these reflections, sharing pearls of wisdom from his book, Firefighter Success: 20 C's to Firefighter Excellence. The value of words becomes an undeniable truth as we navigate through the conversation. We touch upon the power of words in building or diminishing credibility, and the subsequent impact on our professional and personal relationships. Drawing from personal anecdotes, biblical insights, and firsthand experiences in the fire service, we discuss how words can serve as a vehicle to express Christ's love and uplift others around us. Jim drives home the idea of using words not as mere tools of communication, but as instruments of encouragement and inspiration. Our discussion also delves into the concept of discipline, painting it not as a punishment but as a corrective measure. We stress on the importance of disciplining with love, an approach that fosters growth, guides individuals onto the right path, and strengthens bonds. Drawing parallels from our firehouse experiences, we explore how these principles can be seamlessly transferred into our faith and day-to-day lives. Our heartfelt thanks go to our podcast partners at Life Audio. Tune in for an enlightening mix of faith, wisdom, and real-life firefighting experiences https://www.firefightersuccessbook.com/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Join us on a spiritual journey with Pastor Joshua Putnam, as we explore a riveting tension that exists within all believers. We look into the profound contrast between living for truth and living for the gospel, navigating the nuances of expressing our faith through yard signs, bumper stickers, and social media. As we venture deeper, we reflect on our motives behind these actions, emphasizing the Lord's conviction and the need for self-examination. As we continue our exploration with Pastor Joshua, we tackle a challenging dichotomy - how to blend grace with truth. Engaging in dialogues outside our religious circles can be daunting, but we converse on the art of extending grace while voicing our truths compassionately. Highlighting the core role of discipleship, we strive to turn these interactions into positive experiences rather than damaging ones. In the final leg of our conversation, we draw inspiration from Paul's biblical teachings to comprehend the essence of self-sacrifice for the gospel. With Pastor Joshua, we delve into the complexities of setting aside personal desires and needs, with the noble objective of leading more souls to Christ. We round off our discussion with an emphasis on showing grace and standing by our truths, even in tough dialogues, underlining the significance of service in gospel sharing. So, join us on this spiritual journey, and allow Paul's example to enlighten and guide you. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Picture this: A football player inviting his teammates to church, hoping to create a space that everyone could understand the message of Christ. This is how the ministry of Fellowship Church began - from the heart of its Senior Pastor Ed Young. Joined by his wife Lisa, they share the triumphs and tragedies of their life in an intimate conversation that's bound to touch your heart. From the birth of their ministry, to the loss of their daughter, Lee Beth - their story is a testament to the enduring power of faith, even in the face of unimaginable pain. It’s a tale of starting a church, raising a child with a genetic disease, and the sudden responsibility of raising two of Ed's nieces. Their story doesn't end in despair. Rather, it transforms into a beacon of hope, a guide for others navigating similar hardships. In their book, A Path Through Pain, they explore their journey through bereavement and how it has opened doors to empathy and ministry. Faith has been their anchor, helping them weather life's storms. They also delve into the early stages of their relationship with Jesus, starting from Christianity 101 to the deep wellspring of faith they have now. Join us as they explore the concept of doubting in the darkness but remembering what was known in the light, and the importance of faith as an anchor through trials. Get ready to experience a story of strength, resilience, and the power of faith in overcoming life's tragedies. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.