After over 30 years working in media, Kevin Kolbe thought he had found career stability. But one morning, without warning, he was let go. What seemed like a loss quickly became a launchpad — and Kevin found himself stepping into full-time content creation for the Kingdom.In this powerful episode of the ActsSocial Podcast, Kevin opens up about:

• The day he got laid off — and the surprising peace God gave him
• Starting his YouTube ministry from home with no backup plan
• His journey raising a child with special needs and the deep faith that came through it
• The bus crash that could have taken his wife and son — but didn’t
• Why sometimes losing everything is how God helps you find what truly matters
  

This is more than a story about career — it’s a story about calling, courage, and trusting God when the path disappears.🎧 Tap play now — and don’t forget to subscribe, share, and leave a review!

In this inspiring episode of the ActsSocial Podcast, we sit down with Gabriel Jackson, the founder of United Hive—a global app where Christians share real-time testimonies of what God is doing all around the world.Gabriel opens up about a moment during prayer that changed everything. He shares how God gave him a vision—like glowing lights lighting up a map—which became the foundation for United Hive. What started as a simple "yes" to God has now become a powerful platform used by believers globally to encourage one another and boldly share their faith.We also talk about:

• The spiritual challenges behind building a Christian tech platform
• Why testimonies matter more than ever today
• How anyone—yes, even you—can make a global impact by sharing what God is doing in your life

If you've ever wondered how your small act of obedience could make a big difference, this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode of the ActsSocial Podcast, Shawn Whitson talks with Nick Kunze, host of Next Generation Saints. Nick shares his inspiring journey of how one tough conversation in college changed his life forever and led him to start sharing his faith with boldness.Nick opens up about how he used to avoid faith conversations — until someone challenged him in public about what he believed. That moment made him realize he needed to know what he believed and why. From there, God put a deep desire in his heart to help others learn how to share their faith with love and confidence.Today, Nick runs a podcast, speaks at colleges, and teaches people how to ask good questions, listen well, and point others to Jesus — even in tough situations. He shares real stories of talking with atheists, skeptics, and even people who were angry at God.This episode also talks about why some churches are afraid to go outside their walls and how that can keep people from hearing the truth of the Gospel.Key Takeaway: You don’t need to have all the answers to share your faith. Just be willing to care, listen, and trust that God can use your words. This conversation will encourage anyone who wants to make a difference — especially in a world that doesn’t always welcome faith.Tune in and be inspired to live your faith with courage. 🙌

In this deeply honest and inspiring episode of the ActsSocial Podcast, we’re joined by Chris and Lisa Archinal, founders of Relentless Pursuit Ministries. Their story is a powerful testimony of how God can redeem even the most broken of relationships.Chris and Lisa open up about the pain they endured—infidelity, addiction, emotional trauma, and the near collapse of their marriage. With complete transparency, they walk us through the raw realities of betrayal and the difficult road to healing. But more importantly, they reveal how God met them in their brokenness, led them through restoration, and called them to help others do the same.Now, through their ministry, they’re walking with other couples navigating crisis, helping them find hope, healing, and reconciliation through Christ.This episode is for anyone who has wondered, “Can something this broken ever be made whole again?” Chris and Lisa are living proof that the answer is yes.Key Takeaway:
No marriage—or person—is ever too far gone for God’s grace. Healing is possible when both hearts surrender and allow God to do the impossible.

In this episode of the Acts Social podcast, Sarabeth Kapusta with the Reconstructing Your Faith Podcast shares her profound journey from being born into a cult to reconstructing her faith after experiencing spiritual abuse. She discusses the complexities of faith, the impact of cult life on her understanding of God, and the importance of creating safe spaces for healing. Sarabeth emphasizes the need for truth in scripture and offers guidance for those navigating their own faith journeys, particularly in the context of church hurt and deconstruction.
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Takeaways•Sarabeth was born into a cult masquerading as a Baptist church.•The cult was spiritually, financially, and emotionally abusive.•Her faith journey began with a warped understanding of salvation.•Leaving the cult resulted in losing over 100 relationships.•She experienced a period of deconstruction but never fully walked away from her faith.•Creating safe spaces for those questioning their faith is crucial.•The Bible can be a source of healing, despite past trauma.•Doubt is a natural part of the Christian walk.•The gospel is essential for daily life, not just entry into faith.•Sarabeth encourages others to study scripture and seek truth.