In ministry, it’s so easy to feel the pressure to perform, to look like we’ve got it all together, and to hide the struggles we don’t want anyone to see. But the truth is—God never called us to perfection, He called us to authenticity. He’s called us to take our relationship, our identity, and our calling seriously.

Today, Pastor Marlon Morales and I are going to talk about what it looks like to serve and lead with honesty, the heaviness of God’s calling, and being a minister of true passion—because people don’t need a perfect, dressed up version of us, they need a genuine picture of Christ through us. Let’s dive in.

What is the meaning of life? What are we supposed to do with our lives? What should our lives look like? Loaded questions, I know. But today, Pastor Adam Wilkerson and I are here to have a conversation about these exact questions. As Christians, what should our lives be full of, what should fuel us, what should be the very core of our being? Worship. Join us today as we discuss the fullness of worship, the difficulty of serving, and the assignment we have from God to worship Him fully.

When it comes to worshipping God, what really matters? Some say powerful depth is king, while others believe that making worship extremely accessible in lyrics and style is what matters most. Today, Cassie Rogers, Pastor Gabe Rogers and I put modern worship music on trial to see if what the Church sings on Sunday is truly modeling the heart of worship.

In January of 2025, there were 5.22 Billion social media users worldwide. That’s over 60% of the global population. On top of that, the average person views social media for almost 2 and a half hours a day. With how ingrained social media is in our society, it has become an ever prevalent topic. Today, Pastor Noah and I are going to dissect the true effects of social media on our mental health and how ministers can either run from or utilize it to reach others in the Kingdom.

What do you do when you don’t know what to do? What are you supposed to do while you wait on God? These are questions that have plagued humans for thousands of years. Join in today as we discuss the topics of being faithful during the seasons of waiting and how to remain obedient through the process.

Studying the Bible can be incredibly exciting... and, if we're honest, sometimes difficult. Today I want to share with each of you 3 resources that have helped me fall in love with the Word of God and gain a deeper level of understanding. Tune in today to enjoy a concise and practical episode designed to equip you with tools to help you in your everyday walk as a Christian.

In 2025, the old saying still remains true: a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. As Christians, we are not only called to have full hearts and anointed spirits, we are also called to have strong minds, full of knowledge. What is one way we can attain this? Studying theology. Whether you’re a longtime student of theology or just starting to explore the richness of God’s Word, this conversation is for you. So grab your Bible, open your heart, and let’s seek wisdom together!

Will I ever be enough? Am I ever going to make it? How am I supposed to do this? I’m confident that everyone listening to this podcast has asked themselves these questions. I’m even more confident that students in youth groups all across the country ask themselves these questions weekly. Join Pastor Jonah and I as we discuss what it means for students to belong in their youth group while they are becoming who God has made them to be,

One of the biggest understatements ever made is that student ministry is hard. Balancing theological teachings, effective evangelism, and teenage hormones is hard enough, but doing it as a new volunteer or minister can feel impossible. Join us today as Gray Prozzi, student ministry staff member at Grace Church, and I discuss relevant ministry challenges, give spiritual encouragement, and reflect on our first year in youth ministry.

How are you managing the gifts God has entrusted to you? In today’s episode, we’ll explore how faithful stewardship isn't just about money—it's about time, talents, and our temples. Join us as we uncover the deeper calling of stewarding all that God has given us, and how doing so can transform your life, and the lives of those around you.