Faith Under Fire: A ‘Black Hawk Down’ Soldier Speaks

Jeff Struecker discusses how faith has impacted his military service, being a leader to his own family, and learning to let go of mistakes.

Listen To The Podcast

Listen here or
on your favorite podcast platform

More About The Podcast

About The Podcast

Jeff Struecker’s 23-year career in the United States Army has taken him from the training grounds of Fort Moore to the bloody streets of Iraq and Somalia. It’s also taken him on a unique journey from soldier to chaplain, a journey that allowed him to share his faith with many other men in uniform and continue changing lives as the founding pastor of 2 Cities Church in Columbus, Georgia. In conversation with Paul Amos, the Silver Star honoree and Army Ranger Hall of Famer talks about how faith has impacted his military service and patriotism, being a leader to his own family, and learning to let go of our mistakes.

Show Notes

Additional Resources: 

Timestamps: 

0:00—Intro/”lightning round”

3:09—Why Jeff joined the military

14:54—The role of faith in his military service/the Mogadishu story

26:38—Where patriotism and faith intersect

30:31—Life after the military

37:54—Leadership and the family

49:04—What Jeff’s learned from doing a podcast

53:30—Jeff’s advice for the audience

Search Podcasts

Enjoyed This Episode?

Discover more inspiring episodes of The Redeemed Man Podcast wherever you tune in!

Share This Podcast

Sign up for updates

When you sign up for this mailing list, you’ll receive regular updates for The Redeemed.

More From The Redeemed Man Podcast

The Redeemed Man podcast features guests from a wide range of backgrounds and experience offering wisdom and insights into life’s challenges, Biblical teaching, as well as recovering and healing from the problems we encounter.

Sign up to Stay in Touch!

When you sign up for this mailing list, you’ll receive regular updates for The Redeemed.

Name(Required)

By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive marketing emails from The Redeemed