John Mark Comer, author and pastor of Bridgetown Church in Portland, OR, shares his wisdom on how to listen for vocation in your life in this episode of Friendly Chats. Take some time to watch this episode for insights on how to learn to listen to who God has made you to be! 
 

Shannon Hopkins of Rooted Good  shares with us about social entrepreneurship, change, and the courageous path following Jesus can take you on. Shannon has worked with Matryoshka Haus  in London, England tackling social problems with creativity and connection. Her work as been recognized by the United Nations, and she has worked with churches and major corporations in helping them see the possible in new ways.

Paul Nix of InnerChange joins us in this latest episode of Friendly Chats. Paul and his family are a part of InnerChange, a Christian order that journeys with the poor. Paul talks with us about incarnational ministry and the importance of reverse hospitality. 
 

Cameron Friend is the Youth and Millennial Outreach Coordinator at the King Center. In this conversation from July of 2020, Luke and Cameron talk about the relationship between race and faith. 

Luke and Laurel talked in July of 2020 about the events happening in Minneapolis, the response of faith, and more.

Jayson Berryhill of (En)visible talks about the relationship between our Christian faith and the ways that we responsibly take part in supply chains for resources.