
In today’s world, heroes walk among us: veterans, first responders, military families—ordinary people facing extraordinary battles, often long after the conflict has ended. On the Trust and Obey with Chuck Frank platform, we recently welcomed Dan Jarvis of Healing The Hero, whose personal and professional story is alive with pain, redemption, and genuine hope for lasting change.
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This article dives deep into Dan’s remarkable journey, his unique trauma healing ministry, and how faith is the catalyst for transforming wounded hearts and minds. Whether you are a hero yourself, love someone who is, or want to know how the church can bring true healing, let’s explore the powerful insights shared in Chuck Frank’s exclusive interview with Dan Jarvis.
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Who Is Dan Jarvis?
Dan Jarvis is a decorated combat veteran, former sheriff’s deputy, author, and the founder of Healing The Hero. He intimately understands the spiritual and psychological wounds that many of our nation’s heroes carry after service. Healing The Hero, rooted deeply in Christian principles, provides trauma resiliency, emotional management techniques, and a peer-supported care model—all without ever charging those they serve.

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The Healing The Hero Protocol: A Groundbreaking Faith-Based Approach
1. The Jesus Protocol
Dan’s “Jesus Protocol” frames trauma not as a final sentence, but a spiritual and emotional injury that Christ can heal. This unique method:
- Employs prayer and Biblical truth at every step.
- Uses rapid trauma intervention tools, including the Trauma Resiliency Process.
- Offers immediate, often life-changing results for those weighed down by PTSD, guilt, and grief.
2. Peer Rescue Model
Healing doesn’t happen in isolation. The Peer Rescue Protocol emphasizes:
- Connection with others who share similar experiences.
- Coaching and support in person or online.
- Support for families as well as those in uniform.
Why Faith Makes the Difference
Unlike secular trauma recovery programs, Healing The Hero puts Christ at the center. Dan and his team know that God’s Word delivers not just comfort, but transformation.
“Healing comes when the wounds we carry are surrendered to God. Our faith is the foundation that makes real recovery possible.”
— Dan Jarvis, Healing The Hero
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Major Takeaways from the Interview
Chuck Frank and Dan Jarvis discuss topics critical for anyone who loves or serves our armed forces and first responders:
- The Invisible Burden: Veterans often carry trauma, depression, and guilt no one can see.
- No Cost to Heroes: Healing The Hero provides all protocols and counseling at no charge, ensuring access for all.
- Community Matters: The church and broader faith community are called to wrap around our hurting heroes.
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Real-Life Healing Stories
Dan recalls stories where veterans and families, long stuck in cycles of trauma and pain, found freedom—sometimes in hours, not years. Mothers have rediscovered joyful memories of fallen children; veterans have shed years of nightmares. Each testimony affirms: there is no wound too deep for God’s love.
What Can the Church Do?
Trust and Obey with Chuck Frank challenges all believers:
- Become informed about trauma and its effects.
- Host Healing The Hero workshops and invite Dan Jarvis as a speaker.
- Form small groups for support and prayer, using resources from Trust and Obey with Chuck Frank such as: Bible Messages and The 4-3 Formula.
- Encourage churches and ministries to connect with Healing The Hero.
Get Connected
If you, or someone you know, is seeking hope and emotional restoration:
- Visit Healing The Hero for free resources, events, and support.
- Stay inspired by subscribing to Trust and Obey with Chuck Frank YouTube Channel.
Final Word: Trust, Obey, and Heal
On Trust and Obey with Chuck Frank, every conversation points back to one truth: Faith in Jesus Christ is a lifeline for the hurting. Through ministries like Healing The Hero and leaders like Dan Jarvis, we are reminded that “God’s Word. Today’s Concerns.” isn’t just a motto—it’s a promise of renewal.
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This post is part of the ongoing Trust and Obey with Chuck Frank series—equipping believers to meet today’s challenges with Biblical truth and compassion.