Sometimes, it can be hard trying to find a new show to watch when there are so many to pick and choose from. In any case, you want to make sure you pick something that keeps you interested.
With many options to think about, how about something you may not be used to?
Well, how about a faith-fueled, adrenaline-powered look into the world of EMTs? That’s right, it’s time you were introduced to County Rescue on Great American Pure Flix starting 2/23!

County Rescue is a five-episode faith-based drama series that builds tension around themes of doing what you believe God wants.
Even when it means going against rules or expectations.
The show follows emergency medical technicians (EMTs) as they navigate tense emergency situations, letting their faith guide their actions when no one is watching.
Balancing provocative questions around calling and conviction with gritty medical rescues, County Rescue promises to put characters’ morals and beliefs to the test in life-or-death moments.
Leading the cast are Julia Reilly as passionate rookie EMT Dani, Riley Hough as her resolute partner Tim, and Tim Ross as their tough-as-nails fire captain Scotty. The actors deliver nuanced performances, adeptly capturing the weighty tensions their characters face in high-stakes emergency rescues.
Reilly is especially impactful in expressing Dani’s self-doubt and fear of making mistakes, while Ross brings a gritty authority to Scotty’s unwavering leadership.
Together, the cast authentically portrays the complex inner lives of EMTs who regularly confront nerve-wracking life-or-death situations.
Their emotional depth draws viewers into connecting deeply with the characters as they navigate challenging rescues.

This is the story of an EMT unit who save lives while navigating their own life, love, and faith. You can tune in to County Rescue on Great American Pure Flix starting 2/23, with new episodes released every Friday!
Great American Pure Flix is a streaming service with a 7-day free trial. Or you can find the Great American Family on this channel finder or by texting RESCUE to 877-999-122.
If you’re looking for something new to watch, then mark your calendars!