This week on Chasing the Rabbit, all five pastors are finally back around the table together—and the rabbit trails start immediately! From giant “big dumb cups,” Buc-ee’s bathrooms, yellow watermelons, vacation mishaps, and Jeremy’s unforgettable hot tub injury to Adam’s accidental Walmart trip in his daughter’s running shorts, this episode has no shortage of laughs.

But underneath the humor is a rich conversation about one of the Bible’s most fascinating stories: The Tower of Babel. The team explores humanity’s desire to make a name for ourselves, God’s purpose in scattering the nations, and the beautiful way the gospel reverses Babel through Pentecost and ultimately points toward every tribe, tongue, and nation worshiping together in Revelation.

Join us as we chase a few rabbits, share a lot of laughs, and discover how God’s story has always been about bringing people back to Himself.

Father’s Day has come and gone, but the stories are just getting started! This week the guys recap a busy weekend that included weddings, family celebrations, student camp adventures at Berry College, and a mysterious package that finally arrived… a year and a half late.

Along the way, they reflect on the impact of fathers, the joy of serving others, and some memorable moments from FUGE Student Camp before diving back into the Snapshots series. The conversation explores Genesis 3, the Fall, Satan’s deception, humanity’s blame-shifting tendencies, and how the Bible’s story—from Eden to Revelation—fits together in remarkable ways.

Plus: rooftop tents, Nespresso machines, collard greens, throwback worship songs, and a discussion about why the gospel offers a better story than anything the world can manufacture.

Grab a cup of coffee and join the chase.

This week on Chasing the Rabbit, we’re taking a trip back to where it all began.

With several of our pastors away this week, we’re re-releasing one of our favorite episodes from the early days of the podcast—our very first Father’s Day special, originally released on June 14, 2022.

In this heartfelt and often hilarious conversation, we share some of our best dad jokes, welcome our special guest judge Wyatt Sandquist, and reflect on the fathers who helped shape our lives. Along the way, we discuss memorable stories, lessons learned from our dads, and the impact of fatherhood through the lens of Scripture.

Whether you’re celebrating Father’s Day with gratitude, remembering a father who has gone before you, or simply enjoying the laughter and wisdom that dads bring into our lives, we hope this episode encourages you.

Join us as we revisit a meaningful conversation about fathers, faith, family, and the lasting influence of godly men.

Originally released June 14, 2022 as Episode #19. Happy Father’s Day from all of us at Chasing the Rabbit!

Sometimes we spend so much time waiting for the next big opportunity that we overlook the small responsibilities God has already placed in front of us.

In today’s episode, Pastor Adam explores Jesus’ teaching in Luke 16:10 and reminds us that faithfulness isn’t measured by the size of the assignment but by the condition of our hearts. God sees every act of obedience, every quiet moment of service, and every faithful step we take.

Today’s Scripture:
Luke 16:10

Stay salty, stay faithful, and season your day with Scripture.

Four of our five pastors sit down to recap an exciting VBS week, ask some random questions, and then touch on the upcoming series called "Snapshots."

What happens when five men commit to meeting around a breakfast table every week for a year with open Bibles, honest conversations, and a desire to grow deeper in Christ?

In this special episode of Chasing the Rabbit, Pastor Brooks is joined by members of his recently completed D-Group to talk about the journey of discipleship, accountability, Scripture memory, prayer, journaling, and the unexpected friendships that developed along the way. From early-morning breakfasts at Sunrise Restaurant to life-changing conversations about faith, these men share how God used a simple commitment to His Word to deepen their walk with Christ.

Whether you’ve been curious about D-Groups, wondering how discipleship really works, or looking for encouragement to take your next spiritual step, this episode offers a candid look at the power of growing together.

In this episode:

• What a D-Group actually is (and what it isn’t)
• The value of accountability and Scripture reading
• Why journaling became a game-changer
• How discipleship happens through ordinary conversations
• The friendships that formed over a year of studying God’s Word
• Why you don’t have to be a Bible expert to disciple others
• Practical encouragement for anyone considering joining a D-Group

Grab a cup of coffee, pull up a chair, and join us as we talk about discipleship, growth, and what happens when believers commit to going deeper together.

“Hopefully this wasn’t the best season of growth in our faith—just the best one so far.” — Pastor Brooks

What do Dunkin’ Donuts, pocket knives, social media, Bible storying, and the scarlet thread of redemption all have in common? Honestly… we’re still trying to figure that out.

In this “hopper episode” of Chasing the Rabbit, the pastors go completely off the rails in the best possible way—talking everything from favorite donuts and Facebook habits to Bible storytelling and how you could summarize the Gospel in just 10 snapshots from Scripture.

Along the way, there’s discussion about:

• The new Dunkin’ on the island
• Why Jason’s Instagram used to be “pocket knives and puppies”
• The theological significance of Crullers
• Whether Creation and the Fall should count as one story or two
• How the entire Bible points to Jesus
• And why Brooks may already be planning his next sermon series

It’s random, thoughtful, hilarious, and somehow still ends up centered on the Gospel.

Grab a coffee (and maybe a donut), settle in, and come chase some rabbits with us.

This week on Chasing the Rabbit, the pastors cover a little bit of everything—from thrift store treasure hunting in Hilton Head Island to wedding day disasters, anniversary memories, and why Jesus kept eating fish with the disciples after the resurrection.

Adam shares his unbelievable thrift store find—a nearly brand-new Italian wool suit with an original price tag of $1,875… for just $30. The guys swap stories about weddings gone wrong (and right), from flower disasters and missing rides to the airport to clown-sized thrift store dress shoes and ripped tuxedo pants.

Then they shift into Sunday’s message from John 21 as Pastor Brooks reflects on Jesus restoring Simon Peter after his three denials. Why did Jesus ask Peter three times, “Do you love Me?” Why did He keep sharing meals with the disciples after the resurrection? And what does that reveal about grace, restoration, and calling?

Also in this episode:

• Savannah thrift store strategy and hidden treasures
• Funny and unforgettable wedding day stories
• Vacation Bible School promo for Rainforest Falls VBS
• The beauty of Jesus restoring Peter
• Fish, fellowship, and ministry around the table
• Why church potlucks still matter

Some episodes are deeply theological. Some are deeply about milk bottles and mini cheesecakes. This one somehow manages both.

As always, thanks for listening, and keep chasing the rabbit.

This week's episode all five pastors are fresh off a packed weekend full of Mother’s Day celebrations, graduation ceremonies, wedding emotions, and just enough Dollar Tree gifts to keep everyone humble.

Jeremy officially “graduamulated” with his Master of Arts in Ministry (yes ma’am), complete with surprise parties, tiny Uno cards, and enough travel-size Connect 4 to last a lifetime. Eric survived marrying off his daughter Abi without completely falling apart… though the father-daughter dance may have tested that. Meanwhile, the team reflects on Mother’s Day, family traditions, and why Cilantro’s might just be the true love language of ministry families.

Then the conversation shifts into this week’s 40 Days of Wonder message focused on Thomas—the disciple forever remembered for doubt. Was Thomas really doubting, or was he just grieving? The guys unpack what spiritual doubt looks like, how faith and evidence work together, and why taking every thought captive matters when life gets heavy.

Sometimes faith looks like certainty. Sometimes it looks like showing up with questions.

And sometimes… it looks like graduation gifts from the Dollar Tree.

This week on Chasing the Rabbit, the full pastoral crew is back around the table—Brooks, Jason, Jeremy, Eric, and Adam—with a table full of Italian candy, Coke Museum trauma, lice clinics, Cinco de Mayo plans, and somehow… glorified bodies. 

Somewhere between debating whether the inside or outside of Italian candy is better and discussing the best local Mexican food spots, the conversation turns toward Graduate Sunday, the National Day of Prayer, and this week’s message from Luke 24 and John 20 in the 40 Days of Wonder series.

The pastors unpack Jesus appearing to His disciples after the resurrection—walking through locked doors (maybe?), asking for food, proving He was physically alive, and giving us a glimpse of what resurrection life will be like for believers.

Yes… it gets deep. And weird. And funny.

The resurrection of Jesus wasn’t symbolic—it was physical, real, and victorious. And because He lives, believers have the promise of resurrection too.

Jesus was the firstfruits—and what happened to Him points to what is coming for us.

So whether you’re pondering eternity, planning Taco Tuesday, or just trying to survive a bowl of Italian candy… this episode has something for you.

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