After a long Thanksgiving hiatus, we are back with a time appropriate episode, that you might get through in one car ride. We haven't gone anywhere. We are still talking about Student ministry. Give us a listen

The Broke Church Van Podcast is what happens when two student pastors, Blake and Jonny, grab the keys to ministry and forget the van’s got 200,000 miles on it. Each week they swap hilarious stories, real ministry moments, and the kind of wisdom you only get from late-night lock-ins and youth camp chaos. Whether you’re leading students or just love a good laugh, this podcast is your ride-along for the wild journey of student ministry. Buckle up—it’s gonna be a bumpy (and blessed) trip!

Here we have a special episode where Rico interviews the only person in the world who would rather get an ice cream cone at Chick-fil-a than a milkshake. We cover all sorts of things in this episode, hope you find some laughs. We are trying to be funny.

We have a moment here that we pause and reflect on things that have been happening in the world. But also do an even more important deeper dive and look at what Christ did for us, and what we as believers should stand our ground. Be sure and listen in.

What the "fans" have been asking for, an episode they can listen to in one sitting. Jon talks about a new innovation with student ministry retreats.

After a brief break while our student ministries started back, we are back with another episode. We look at the lovely season of fall, and how we structure the events and maybe some crazy stories.

First time having a special guest! Gave him less than 12 hours notice but he crushed it! Be sure and listen in to see who it is and what he is talking about!

We still don't know exactly what we are doing, and after this episode I am not sure we are any closer. But we love being in student ministry.

You are in for a wild ride on this episdode, as we dig into the good and the bad students. What not to watch and listen to, and all things student ministry.

Another episode doing a deep dive on student expectations, what kind of events are good and the ones that are bad. Would you lock yourself in? And why aren't we sharing the Gospel?