Faithfulness Isn’t Learning, It’s Doing with Bo White—Air Force Pararescue, Army Special Operations

The Aggressive Life with Brian Tome

Crossroads

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 756 Ratings

🗓️ 26 September 2023

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

There’s nothing average about being an Air Force Pararescueman or an Army Special Operations soldier… and Bo White has been both. After a career spent in the military, he took an early exit as he began to see cracks forming in his foundation, especially at home with his wife. While you might take the soldier off the field, you’ll never strip him of his skills and abilities. Bo has committed his life to helping and blessing others—be it leading his family through the pain of a childhood cancer diagnosis, to starting a winery in northern Michigan with his wife, to going into Ukraine for rescue missions, as a civilian. Bo is an aggressive man who knows the key to faithfulness is movement.

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0:00.0	So it's Forrest, Forrest is running right now?
0:02.9	He's running.
0:03.8	He's running?
0:04.9	Is he running?
0:05.6	Do you tell him, run, Forrest, run.
0:08.4	Oh.
0:10.6	Come on.
0:11.5	I can't be the first person to give you that.
0:14.0	I was like, come on.
0:15.1	I can't be the first one.
0:17.8	He hasn't, he actually hasn't seen a movie.
0:21.8	He's going to be like, Dad, he's going to be like,
0:23.4	Dad, why did you name me this?
0:24.8	This is terrible.
0:27.3	His name is loosely, his name is very loosely based off a very close friend of mine.
0:34.5	Mark Forrester was a combat control and Air Force killed on his first deployment to Afghanistan. Mark Forrester, was a combat control and the Air Force killed on his first
0:38.0	deployment to Afghanistan. Mark Forrester, and I always like the name Forrest, and, you know,
0:43.7	when we got to naming, it just kind of worked. And so, but no, I took your point, we will watch
0:50.3	Forrest Gump, and I do think, uh, dude, I wanted to laugh do laugh I wanted to laugh here and you got to bring right back
0:56.1	to somebody who died.
0:57.8	We don't have to make everything
0:59.9	serious and depressing. Let's close
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