
March or Die
Jeremy StalneckerChallenges, Faith, and Resiliency in Law Enforcement with Sheriff Chad Bianco
May 10, 2023 ● 68 minShare this episode
This week on The March or Die Show, I have the privilege of speaking with the Sheriff of Riverside County, CA, Sheriff Chad Bianco. With 30 years of Law Enforcement experience and currently leading one of the largest Sheriff's Departments in the country, Sheriff Bianco understands the unique challenges faced by today's Law Enforcement Professionals and the personal cost they pay for standing up against evil and chaos. After providing perspective on these challenges, we discuss the need for faith, the elements of a resilient life and how the community can support those who keep us safe.
Whether you are a Law Enforcement Officer in need of encouragement, or someone that needs a deeper understanding of what these men and women do for those they serve, you will be helped by this incredible interview. Very grateful to Sheriff Bianco for his time and patience as he worked through my MANY questions and for his example of character and leadership in our state. Listen, share, and listen again!
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A Prayer of Confession and Repentance - Your Daily Prayer - July 28
Has unconfessed sin ever weighed you down? In Psalm 32, David paints a bleak picture of what unconfessed sin can do to a person’s body. Let's pray together this prayer of confession and repentance, and find the forgiveness Jesus so freely offers.
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