exploring the intersection of faith and doubt through the spaghetti bowl of my brain. Through personal stories, biblical insights, and reflections from the quiet moments in nature, we delve into how doubt doesn't diminish faith but can deepen it. Join us as we discuss figures like Thomas, and Peter, and discover how embracing doubt can lead to a more authentic and resilient faith journey.

Everyone goes through fire — the kind that tests your patience, your purpose, and your faith. In this episode of Faith in the Field, Josh opens up about walking through seasons of struggle — the unexpected news, the sleepless nights, the moments when prayers feel unanswered and the pressure feels unrelenting.

But fire doesn’t just destroy. It refines. And sometimes, it’s in those hard, heated places where God forges something stronger in us than we ever imagined.

This isn’t about having easy answers. It’s about holding on when life’s heat turns up — and discovering that even in the fire, we’re not alone.

What does it really mean to be a spiritual leader? In this episode of Faith in the Field, we’re getting real about men’s ministry, brotherhood, and the weight — and privilege — of being the spiritual backbone of a household. Josh reflects on hangouts with his men’s group, where laughter, honesty, and shared struggles turn into moments of deep faith.

We’ll dive into why a father’s faith matters — with real stats that show how much a dad’s walk with God influences his whole family. This one’s for every man trying to lead well, love well, and grow closer to Christ in the middle of busy workweeks, messy schedules, and everyday pressures.

So whether you're leading a household, mentoring younger men, or just trying to figure it all out — pull up a chair. Let’s talk about what it means to carry faith like a man.

In this episode, we head outdoors — to the woods, the riverbank, and the muddy trails — to explore how God shows up in the stillness and the wild. From duck hunts and camping trips to creek walks with my daughters, these stories aren’t just about being outside. They’re about slowing down enough to hear God’s voice in nature, in laughter, and in the quiet moments we often rush past.

You don’t need a hundred acres to experience what I’m talking about. Sometimes the “back 40” is just a walk around the block or a moment in your backyard. But in those places, if we’re paying attention, God reminds us: You are seen. You are loved. And you are part of something bigger.

Doug joins me today to talk about his journey through business and how his faith impacted his decisions

We all start the week with good intentions—but then life happens. In this episode, we dive into what it looks like to respond when things go sideways. Do we react from the flesh, lean into the Spirit, or end up in a place even messier? Josh shares some real-world examples from work and parenting. It’s honest, unpolished, and maybe exactly what you need to hear this week.

In this episode of Faith in the Field, I share some stories and some memories about my experiences of working and worshiping together. A shout out to The Late Great Ringmaster "B".

This is an intro to the heart of this podcast. we talk about what it looks like to invite God into the start of our workday — whether we’re headed to the office, wrangling kids at home, or clocking in on a job site. From parenting messes to missed opportunities, I share some real-life stories and lessons on grace, morning routines, and how even small moments can carry big faith