Michael G. Reagan (Mike) opens up about the spiritual guidance behind his art and the profound connections he forms with the families of fallen soldiers. He shares stories of emotional encounters that underscore the personal and collective impact of his work.

Key Takeaways:

1. Spiritual Guidance: Mike attributes his artistic inspiration to a higher calling, often feeling as if unseen forces guide his work.
2. Emotional Impact: His portraits provide solace to grieving families, helping them find peace and closure.
3. Commitment to Mission: Despite financial challenges, Mike prioritizes his calling over monetary gain, underscoring the importance of emotional and spiritual fulfillment.

Guest:

Michael G. Reagan, artist and creator of more than 9,000 portraits of fallen heroes, first responders, and victims of tragedies.

Resources Mentioned:

1. Michael G. Reagan: Facebook
2. Fallen Heroes Project: Website and Facebook
3. Congressional Medal of Honor Society

Quotes:

-“I believe that God put me on this Earth to do this.” – Michael G. Reagan

-“When I can give them a hug, it takes away the pain and hate from war.” – Michael G. Reagan

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