In this special episode, our good friend Steve Prince sits down with retired police officer David Lily, who shares a powerful and emotional story about a moment that haunted him for years. As a former officer from Dallas PD and Grand Rapids PD, David opens up about the guilt and shame he carried with him from an incident in one of our own Set Free employee's neighborhoods. He recounts the traumatic experience and how it affected his mental health and the journey he took to learn how to forgive himself. With humility and care, David shares his experiences serving in the gang center and how his path from pastor training to police work has given him a unique perspective on the importance of submitting to our ultimate authority, God the Father, in policing. This interview is a must-watch for anyone interested in the human side of law enforcement and the importance of mental health support.

Join us as we sit down with Kim Fettig, a seasoned discipler with over 25 years of experience, and his son Jay Fettig, as they dive into the importance of discipleship in our lives. Kim shares his insights on how God places people in our lives to mentor us and for us to mentor, just like the biblical model of Paul, Timothy, and Barnabas. Jesus had 12 disciples, but how many should we have in our lives? Kim emphasizes that discipleship is highly relational and requires intentional investment, asking the question, "Are our calendars open to disciple someone?" As followers of Christ, we are commanded to make disciples, but what does that look like in our daily lives? Tune in to learn more about the power of discipleship and how it can transform your relationships and walk with God.

Are you tired of running on empty? Discover how true freedom begins where self-reliance ends. In this powerful episode on the Rules & Tools Podcast, host Jay Fettig and guest Jeremy Martin unpack the concept of 'running the race' and what it truly means to come to the end of oneself. Life is a marathon, not a sprint, and it’s in the valleys—not the mountaintops—where real growth happens. Drawing from Hebrews, we’re reminded that the race we run isn’t for our own glory but for God’s purpose. By submitting to Him and releasing our own plans, we can uncover our true identity and righteousness. Join us as we explore the transformative power of surrender and how trusting God’s plan leads to a life of purpose and renewed strength.