Nicholas Linder serves as the Georgia Ministry Coordinator for Warriors Set Free, where he mentors and equips military members, veterans, and first responders to pursue spiritual growth, restoration, and renewed purpose. In this role, he is committed to guiding individuals toward greater freedom and resilience through faith while helping them navigate the challenges that often follow lives of military service.

A 14-year Army veteran, Nicholas exemplifies servant leadership, strategic vision, and unwavering commitment to those who have served. His military experience provides him with a unique understanding of the physical, emotional, and spiritual challenges often faced by service members. This perspective fuels his passion for walking alongside fellow warriors as they pursue healing, personal growth, and lasting freedom.

Nicholas holds a bachelor’s degree in justice and ethics, an academic foundation that strengthens his approach to ministry through principled leadership, moral responsibility, and service to others.

Beyond ministry, Nicholas takes great pride in being a devoted “girl dad” to his young daughter. Fatherhood has become one of the most meaningful roles in his life, shaping how he views leadership, responsibility, and legacy. Raising a daughter has deepened his commitment to being a man of integrity, faith, and character—someone she can look to as a model of strength, compassion, and guidance. This role continually reminds him of the importance of protecting, nurturing, and leading with love, values that also influence how he serves and mentors others in his ministry work.

Through his passion, leadership, and dedication, Nicholas continues to advance the mission of Warriors Set Free—equipping warriors to grow in their faith, heal from the past, and win life’s battles.