In this inaugural episode of Kingdom Killers: The Unfolding Series, we dive into the Gospel of Luke, exploring the opening chapters that set the stage for the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. This series offers a different look from my other podcast, providing an opportunity to engage deeply with Scripture. Join me as we read from the English Standard Version (ESV) and uncover the rich narratives and themes that highlight Jesus’ compassion for all people, particularly the marginalized. We'll reflect on key passages, offering insights and questions for personal reflection, all while embracing the transformative power of Scripture. Whether you’re familiar with the Bible or just beginning your journey, this episode invites you to engage with the Word and discover the depth of God's love and grace revealed through the life of Jesus.

In this special episode of Kingdom Killers, we take a brief pause in our regular schedule for an important reason — family. Life sometimes requires us to take a step back, and we're doing just that. But before we go on a short break, we bring you a deeply personal and emotional conversation. Today, Danielle shares her story of her last day as a police officer on active duty. In this raw and vulnerable episode, she reflects on the end of a difficult chapter of her life — one filled with intense highs and devastating lows. Hear about the struggles, triumphs, and emotions that came flooding in during her final hours in uniform. It’s a story of bravery, trauma, and the challenges that come with leaving a career that demanded everything from her. We’ll be back soon with more episodes, but for now, we hope this conversation leaves you reflecting on your own journey, the importance of mental health, and the need to sometimes take a step back for those we love. Contacts: @thekingdomkillerscoach www.thekingdomkillers.com thekingdomkillers@gmail.com

LIFE UPDATES! Plus Danielle shares some quick tips on work-life balance and how to realize when you have reached your limits. Danielle now offers group coaching and 1 on 1 professional life coaching. Check it out here: www.thekingdomkillers.com

In this episode of Kingdom Killers, we address a critical but often understated topic: trauma in first responders. Join us for a candid conversation about the challenges and impact trauma can have on those who protect and serve our communities. In a straightforward and approachable manner, we discuss the experiences of first responders and the emotional toll their work can take. We touch on post-traumatic stress and the coping mechanisms used to manage it. This episode offers a broad overview of the subject, providing insights into the world of first responders and the emotional challenges they face. Whether you're a first responder seeking to connect with others who understand your experiences, a supporter looking to learn more, or simply curious about the lives of these dedicated individuals, this episode provides a glimpse into the complexities of trauma in the world of Kingdom Killers.

In this episode of 'Kingdom Killers,' we delve into the profound journey of transition faced by our first responders. Join Danielle and Jason, two extraordinary individuals who have dedicated years of their lives to serving and protecting their communities within the law enforcement realm. Now, they share their insightful stories of charting a new course as they step into the civilian world. Leaving behind the world of flashing sirens and uniformed camaraderie is a path less traveled, rife with challenges and uncertainties. As they recount their experiences, Danielle and Jason reveal the emotional rollercoaster of bidding farewell to a career that defined their identities. We explore the highs and lows, the joys and struggles, and the lessons they've learned while redefining themselves outside the familiar confines of law enforcement. Together, we unearth the intricacies of transferring skills acquired on the force to civilian pursuits, discovering hidden strengths and newfound passions. From coping with the loss of a structured environment to finding purpose in fresh endeavors, Danielle and Jason's candid accounts shed light on the multifaceted process of rediscovery and reinvention. Whether you're a first responder facing a similar crossroads, a supportive family member, or simply intrigued by tales of transformation, this episode offers invaluable insights and empathetic narratives. Join us as we celebrate the resilience of those who don the badge and explore the courage it takes to forge a new path, all while preserving the unwavering spirit of service. Email: thekingdomkillers@gmail.com @kingdomkillers

In this episode of the Kingdom Killers podcast, hosts Danielle and Jason, both medically retired first responders, delve into a topic that is often overlooked but incredibly important - mental health struggles among first responders and how it can affect their marriage. Danielle and Jason share their own experiences of dealing with mental health issues while working as first responders and the toll it took on their marriage. They talk about the symptoms they experienced and how it affected their day-to-day lives. They also discuss how their faith and relationship with Jesus have helped them navigate these struggles and strengthen their marriage. This candid conversation sheds light on a topic that is often taboo in the first responder community and provides valuable insights for those who may be dealing with similar issues. It is a reminder that seeking help and support is not a sign of weakness, but rather a brave and necessary step towards healing and recovery. Join us for this insightful and inspiring episode as we explore the impact of mental health struggles on first responders and their marriages, and the power of faith in overcoming these challenges. Email: thekingdomkillers@gmail.com

In this emotionally charged episode of our podcast, we speak with a medically retired police officer about his life-changing experience that led to a new career path. In September 2020, a routine call turned violent, and he was left with serious injuries that required countless physical therapy appointments and surgeries. Despite his determination to return to his job as a police officer, he was told that he no longer met the physical requirements. In this candid conversation, our guest shares his struggles with coming to terms with his limitations, working with the workers compensation system and ultimately medically retiring. Join us for this powerful episode as we gain insight into the challenges that this retired officer faced and the lessons he learned along the way. We hope that his story will inspire and motivate those who may be navigating similar experiences. Email: thekingdomkillers@gmail.com

The Kingdom Killers podcast features a special guest, Dan, who is a duty-disabled first responder. In this episode, he shares his experiences and insights into the challenges that first responders face in their line of work. Dan discusses the physical and emotional toll of the job, the impact of the new bill HF1234 on active and non-active first responders, and the importance of having a plan in place for retirement due to a disability. Dan provides valuable advice for new first responders on how to prepare for and cope with unexpected circumstances. Tune in to this episode for an inspiring and informative conversation on resilience and triumph over adversity. For more on the duty disability bill that is being passed in Minnesota, Go to www.mndda.org Contact Us via Email: thekingdomkillers@gmail.com or on Social Media under Kingdom Killers To Contact Dan- Send us an email and we will forward your information

In this Part 2 episode of Kingdom Killers, host Danielle sits down with Brian Cristofono, a retired disabled firefighter/EMT about the negative effects his job has had on his personal and professional life. Brian shares his personal experiences, starting with how he became a first responder and the challenges he faced on the job. He discusses how the trauma and stress of his work began to affect his mental health and relationships with his family and friends. He also talks about the impact of his disability and how it has affected his career and ability to support himself and his family. Brian shares the emotional toll of his job and how it led to the dissolution of his marriage. Throughout the conversation, Brian emphasizes the need for better support and resources for first responders who face these challenges. He discusses the stigma surrounding mental health in the profession and how it needs to change. Danielle and Brian also discuss the importance of raising awareness about the negative effects of duty-disabled first responders and how listeners can support and advocate for better resources and care for these individuals. Overall, this podcast episode provides a poignant and honest look into the struggles that first responders face and the need for greater support and understanding of their experiences. For more on the bill that is being passed in Minnesota, Go to www.mndda.orgGet in contact with Brian by email at: downtownfiremedic@gmail.com and IG @briancristofono Contact Us via Email: thekingdomkillers@gmail.com or on Social Media under Kingdom Killers

In this episode of Kingdom Killers, host Danielle sits down with Brian Cristofono, a retired disabled firefighter who has experienced both physical injury and PTSD. Brian shares his story of how a call for service caused multiple injuries to his neck and back, which were followed by chronic pain and a diagnosis of PTSD. Brian candidly discusses the detrimental effects his injuries had on his life and his family, including the emotional pain, anxiety, nightmares, flashbacks, and depression he experienced. He talks about how he withdrew from activities he once enjoyed and felt like a burden to his loved ones. Through his story, Brian offers a message of hope and resilience for other first responders and their families who may be struggling with physical injuries or mental health challenges resulting from their service. Tune in to hear more about his journey and the valuable insights he gained along the way. Get in contact with Brian by email at: downtownfiremedic@gmail.com and IG @briancristofono This is a two part series. Stay tuned for Part #2. Contact Us via Email: thekingdomkillers@gmail.com or on Social Media under Kingdom Killers

Welcome to Kingdom Killers, a podcast hosted by two medically retired police officers who share their experiences with PTSD and its impact on their lives. In this episode, we are joined by Angie, a former police officer who bravely opens up about her journey with PTSD. Angie recounts her experiences of being involved in multiple traumatic events during her time as a police officer. She shares the emotional and mental toll that these events took on her, and how they affected her daily life, relationships, and mental health. Through her candid and heartfelt storytelling, Angie sheds light on the challenges faced by law enforcement officers who often deal with high-stress situations on the job. As Angie shares her struggles and triumphs with PTSD, she emphasizes the importance of seeking help when needed. She encourages listeners who may be struggling with similar experiences to prioritize their mental health and seek support from professionals. Her story is a powerful reminder of the resilience and strength of those who face PTSD, and the importance of self-care and seeking help. Tune in to Kingdom Killers as Angie shares her inspiring story of navigating PTSD and finding hope amidst challenges. Don't forget to prioritize your mental health and seek help if you need it. Remember, you are not alone. Since her retirement, Angie has formed a business called Mr. G's Legacy. She is an incredible artist that focuses on wood art. Check out her website here: https://www.mrgslegacy.com .

Welcome to the Kingdom Killers podcast where we talk to people who have faced incredible challenges and have come out the other side. In this episode, we sit down with a former sheriffs deputy who has been involved in some of the most traumatic events that anyone can imagine. Our guest today is a friend of mine, Tim Fletcher. He has been through more than most people could ever imagine. He has seen the worst that humanity has to offer, and he has been lucky enough to make it out alive. However, his experiences have not come without a cost. He struggles with alcoholism, nightmares, and other issues that have plagued him while on the force and after leaving the force. In this podcast, we will explore his experiences and how he has coped with the trauma that he has faced. We will discuss his journey through mental health + addiction and how he has found ways to manage his symptoms. Our guest is an inspiration to many, and his story is one that needs to be heard. So, join us as we delve into the world of a former sheriffs deputy and his battle to overcome the trauma that he has faced. To Join in the Fight against HF1234 and stay in contact with us: https://wondrous-thinker-7441.ck.page/kingdomkillers Suicide is never the answer, believe me. If you are a First Responder or families/friends of a first responder and in need of help, call the First Responder Hope Line: 1-866-4FL-HERO

In this episode of our podcast series for first responders, we sit down with a police officer who was physically injured on duty and later diagnosed with PTSD. Our guest shares their raw and honest story of the emotional and physical toll that their job took on them, leading to feelings of hopelessness and suicidal ideation. Throughout the episode, we explore the challenges that first responders face when it comes to mental health, including the stigma surrounding mental illness within the profession. We also discuss the impact of physical and emotional trauma can negatively affect a person's mental well-being and how seeking professional help can be crucial for recovery. Our guest speaks candidly about their journey towards healing and how they learned to cope with their PTSD symptoms. They also offer advice for other first responders who may be struggling with similar issues, encouraging them to seek help and not suffer in silence. This episode is a must-listen for anyone in the first responder community who may be dealing with PTSD or other mental health challenges. We hope that our guest's story will inspire others to seek the help they need and feel empowered to prioritize their mental well-being. For more information on the bill that is referenced, go to: https://wondrous-thinker-7441.ck.page/kingdomkillers Suicide is never the answer, believe me. If you are a First Responder or families/friends of a first responder and in need of help, call the First Responder Hope Line: 1-866-4FL-HERO

Welcome to the Kingdom Killers Podcast for First Responders and their families. Today's episode features a candid conversation with the founder of MNDDA, an organization dedicated to providing support and resources for disabled first responders. Throughout the episode, we dive deep into the challenges and struggles faced by first responders when they are injured on duty. Our guest, Chuck Gollop shares his personal journey with being injured on duty and how it led them to start MNDDA. Through this conversation, we shed light on a bill that is currently making its way through the legislature that discriminates against disabled first responders. This bill seeks to restrict disability accommodations for first responders and make it even harder for them to do their jobs effectively and to heal properly. To get involved in the fight against the discriminatory bill that we discussed in this episode, we encourage you to visit our website or social media pages, where you will find information about upcoming advocacy events and opportunities to get involved. You can also support our efforts by reaching out to your elected officials and expressing your opposition to this bill. By coming together and taking action, we can make a difference and ensure that all first responders are treated fairly and with respect . Click here for an Action Plan to Help: https://wondrous-thinker-7441.ck.page/kingdomkillers After medically retiring, Chuck started his own realty team and you can find out more about him here: https://www.callupgollop.com Suicide is never the answer, believe me. If you are a First Responder or families/friends of a first responder and in need of help, call the First Responder Hope Line: 1-866-4FL-HERO

Danielle + Jason, 2 medically retired first responders, discuss their own healthy outlets while suffering from PTSD. It is a true, honest and raw account of the effects it had mentally, physically and emotionally on them and their family.  Check out our daily Mental Health Debriefings and content @KingdomKillers! For more information on Kingdom Killers, get your free PTSD Checklist and collaboration details, go to: https://linktr.ee/TheKingdomKillers.

Danielle + Jason, 2 medically retired first responders, discuss the Tyre Nichols incident as the body cam footage is released. We explain it and share our experiences from the inside of law enforcement and public view points along with riot expertise. For more information on Kingdom Killers, get your free PTSD Checklist and collaboration details, go to: https://linktr.ee/TheKingdomKillers.

Danielle + Jason, 2 medically retired first responders, discuss PTSD, alcohol use and sobriety. We define it, explain it and share our experiences with it. It is a true, honest and raw account of the effects it had mentally, physically and emotionally on them and their family.  Check out our daily Mental Health Debriefings and content @KingdomKillers! For more information on Kingdom Killers, get your free PTSD Checklist and collaboration details, go to: https://linktr.ee/TheKingdomKillers.

Danielle + Jason, 2 medically retired first responders, discuss PTSD and Seasonal Depression. We define it, explain it and share our experiences with it. It is a true, honest and raw account of the effects it had mentally, physically and emotionally on them and their family.  Check out our daily Mental Health Debriefings and content @KingdomKillers! For more information on Kingdom Killers, get your free PTSD Checklist and collaboration details, go to: https://linktr.ee/TheKingdomKillers.

Danielle + Jason, 2 medically retired first responders, discuss "Cop Mode."  We define it, explain it and share our experiences with it. It is a true, honest and raw account of the effects it had mentally, physically and emotionally on them and their family.  Check out our daily Mental Health Debriefings and content @KingdomKillers! For more information on Kingdom Killers, get your free PTSD Checklist and collaboration details, go to: https://linktr.ee/TheKingdomKillers.

Danielle + Jason, 2 medically retired first responders, discuss four core truths about moving forward with PTSD and what life could look like afterwards.   It is a true, honest and raw account of the effects it had mentally, physically and emotionally on them and their family.  Check out our daily Mental Health Debriefings and content @KingdomKillers. For more information on Kingdom Killers, get your free PTSD Checklist and collaboration details, go to: https://linktr.ee/TheKingdomKillers . Learn more about Kingdom Killers and  Download Free PTSD Checklist Here- https://linktr.ee/TheKingdomKillers