What are the biggest issues facing young adults in the Church today? What can we do to be leaders in the Church? Josiah Kennealy and I discuss.
Pastor Derwin Gray leads us through a conversation about what it looks like to find true happiness in Jesus.
No matter where you are in life, God can and will meet you there. That’s one of the most beautiful things about the gospel, and it’s the premise of my friend Rashawn Copeland’s new book, “Start Where You Are.”
We fill our bodies and our minds with screen time, pleasure, sports, music, or a host of other distractions. But let’s not forget our bodies and our souls need spiritual food more.
Former St. Louis Cardinals star and World Series champion Matt Holliday joins the show to talk about his faith, the 2011 World Series run, his the illness that sidelined him late in his career, life after baseball.
In a world that tells you that doing more means getting more, and getting more means you’re worth more, make it a priority to be still and listen to what God is trying to tell you.
After chasing fame and other vices, pro swimmer Erik Risolvato opens up about his professionl and personal struggles and how he clings to his faith.
It might feel like there’s no end in sight to your suffering. I know it can be hard to hold on to hope. But I also know that God’s promises are true, and He never goes back on His promises. He promised to deliver us long before he ordained any of this to happen.
We’re supposed to be enjoying the Olympics right now, but COVID-19 has forced it to be postponed until 2021. So to fill the Olympic void you’re feeling right now, the next two episodes will feature Olympic athletes. We’re starting it off with USA Rugby star Carlin Isles — the fastest man in rugby.
