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First Responders for Christ (FRFC)

First Responders for Christ (FRFC)

By: Nicky Lee Pastor for Men and Missions at First Baptist Church Picayune & Picayune Firefighter.
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BI-Weekly podcast featuring guests who are First Responders and those retired in the line of work as First Responder to hear their stories of how their line of work and their faith in God has shaped their lives. This podcast is a ministry of First Baptist Church, Picayune. The goal of this podcast is to encourage First Responders with the Gospel.

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Episodes
  • A Conversation with Anthony Lossett
    Jul 7 2025

    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.

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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • The Presence of God and EMS Work with Craig Jackson
    Jun 23 2025

    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.

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    1 hr and 32 mins
  • Finding your Identity in Christ with Ehren (EJ) Jahn
    Jun 9 2025

    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.

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    56 mins

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