Briefing: You live for something. Every day, when you get up until the time you go to bed, you live for something. What do you live for? Dispatch (Assignment): Read Romans 6:1-14. On the Street: In a previous devotional, we talked about how Jesus took the bullet for us. He died for our sin and now we die for Him. This sounds harsh but by doing this you will receive more joy than you can imagine…

Briefing: Having worked in law enforcement for a while, I have had an abundance of supervisors. I’ve had good supervisors and bad supervisors; some who were very involved and some whose involvement was nonexistent. Dispatch (Assignment): Read Psalm 99. On the Street: From my experience, the best supervisors are involved. They are not just involved in your calls but involved in your life. The…

Briefing: What is the worst corruption you have ever witnessed? Dispatch (Assignment): Read John 18:12-14. On the Street: It is hard for U.S. citizens, or citizens of any civilized democratic system, to understand and comprehend the level of corruption we see in these verses. The arrest of Jesus was politically motivated and totally illegal. Next, He is put on trial. The first issue with this t…

Briefing: A term that keeps coming up lately is “off the grid”. This used to be a term used to imply government spies or secret agents like the CIA or KGB. Dispatch (Assignment): Who is watching you? On the Street: Children were lined up in the cafeteria of a Christian school for lunch. At the head of the table was a large pile of apples. Someone had written a note and placed it next to the app…

Briefing: I have made a few moves in my life. Looking for a new church can be awkward at first. Sometimes you have to go from church to church until you find the one for you. Dispatch (Assignment): Read Psalm 98. On the Street: Why all the singing? We went from psalms of being hunted down and being in deep despair to psalms of praise and singing. Sometimes I think we, peace officers, are mor…