Interview with Jenny Lanzen

03/21/25 • 33 min

Special guest Jenny Lanzen sheds light on meaningful relationships inside a cop family.

In this conversation with Dr. Jonathan Trexel, Jenny Lanzen shares her personal journey as a law enforcement spouse and chaplain, discussing the unique challenges faced by law enforcement families.

She emphasizes the importance of spiritual well-being, trust-building, and community support in navigating the complexities of this lifestyle. Jenny also highlights the resources available for law enforcement families, including conferences and support networks, aimed at fostering resilience and understanding within the community.

For more info:
https://www.how2loveourcops.org/about/team/#

Special guest Jenny Lanzen sheds light on meaningful relationships inside a cop family.

In this conversation with Dr. Jonathan Trexel, Jenny Lanzen shares her personal journey as a law enforcement spouse and chaplain, discussing the unique challenges faced by law enforcement families.

For more info:
https://www.how2loveourcops.org/about/team/#

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Interview with Jake Skifstad

Special guest Jake Skifstad takes officer protection to a new level.

In this conversation with Dr. Jonathan Trexel, Jake Skifstad shares his experiences as a law enforcement officer and discusses the importance of community support for law enforcement, particularly from Christians and local churches.

He emphasizes the special relationship between law enforcement and the community, the need for prayer and support for first responders, and the role of the nonprofit organization SHIELD 616 in providing life-saving equipment to officers. The discussion highlights practical ways churches can engage with and support law enforcement, fostering relationships that can lead to positive community impact.

For more info:
https://shield616.org/

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In this conversation with Dr. Jonathan Trexel, Nate Harder, a retired police chief, shares his extensive experience in law enforcement, discussing the challenges faced by officers both historically and in today's climate.

He emphasizes the importance of identity and purpose after retirement, and how his organization, “Protectors Peak,” serves as a sanctuary for first responders to reconnect with themselves and nature. The discussion highlights the healing power of nature and community support in overcoming the unique stresses of law enforcement careers.

For more info:
https://www.protectorspeak.com/