In this deeply personal and powerful episode, Brian sits down with his longtime discipler and spiritual father, Soup Campbell. What unfolds is more than a conversation—it’s a testimony to the life-changing power of intentional discipleship.

Soup shares the heart behind walking with Brian through different seasons of life, the challenges and joys of investing deeply in one man at a time, and the lessons learned from decades of following Jesus and making disciples. Brian reflects on the impact Soup’s guidance, correction, encouragement, and steady presence have had on his marriage, leadership, and calling.

Together, they unpack:

• What real discipleship actually looks like behind the scenes

• The cost and reward of spiritual fatherhood

• How to disciple men in a way that produces generational impact

• Why proximity, honesty, and obedience matter more than programs

This episode is raw, practical, and inspiring—a masterclass in what it means to walk closely with Jesus and help others do the same.

If you’ve ever wondered what long-term discipleship can truly produce, this conversation will both challenge and encourage you to go deeper.

In this episode of the Legacy Disciple Podcast, Brian sits down with Marcus Jackson — a driven young engineering student with deep roots on the Southside of Chicago. From growing up in one of the city’s most resilient communities to appearing as a child actor on The Chi and Chicago Fire, Marcus shares how his unique journey has shaped his faith and identity.

Together, they explore what it means to follow Christ as a young man navigating college, career ambition, and calling. Marcus opens up about discipleship in real life — not just in theory — and how faith influences his decisions in the classroom, on set, and in everyday relationships.

The conversation also dives into the challenges and wisdom needed to navigate romantic relationships in a culture that often pulls in the opposite direction of biblical conviction. Honest, thoughtful, and encouraging, this episode offers practical insight for young believers striving to build a legacy of faith wherever God has placed them.

Tune in for a powerful conversation about purpose, perseverance, and living boldly for Christ in every season.

In this episode of the Legacy Disciple Podcast, we’re joined by Justin Giboney, President of The AND Campaign—a coalition of biblical Christians committed to engaging the sociopolitical arena with both compassion and conviction rooted in the Gospel. Justin shares his heart behind The AND Campaign, unpacking what it looks like to be faithful to Jesus in a polarized political climate without sacrificing truth, love, or biblical integrity. Together, we explore how Christians can think critically, act justly, and disciple others while navigating culture, politics, and public life in a way that honors Christ. This conversation is a timely call to reject false dichotomies and live out a faith that is both courageous andcompassionate.

n this episode of the Legacy Disciple Podcast, Brian Dye sits down with longtime friend and former disciple, Joseph Solomon, for an honest conversation marked by respect, history, and care. Together they reflect on the years they spent in ministry, the lessons Joseph carried forward, and the ways those experiences shaped him.

Joseph also shares about his faith journey, including seasons of questioning and what “deconstruction” has looked like for him—not as a takedown, but as a sincere attempt to make sense of what he believes and why. Brian listens with humility, remembering the good, naming the hard, and keeping the friendship at the center.

It’s a thoughtful episode for anyone who’s wrestled with change, lived through spiritual tension, or wondered how to hold conviction and compassion in the same hands.

In this episode of the Legacy Disciple Podcast, Brian Dye sits down with Breanna Warren, a Southside Chicago–based therapist passionate about bridging the gap between mental health and everyday life. Together, they dive into the stigmas that still surround therapy—particularly in urban communities—and explore how Gen Z is reshaping the conversation around emotional and spiritual wellbeing.

Breanna unpacks the influence of social media on mental health, clarifies popular therapy terminology that often gets misused online, and shares what she’s seeing in her work with young adults navigating identity, trauma, and healing. Brian and Breanna also reflect on the church’s role in fostering safe spaces for transparency, growth, and discipleship.

This is a thoughtful, grounded, and practical conversation for anyone seeking to better understand today’s mental health landscape while pursuing holistic discipleship.

In this episode, Brian sits down with Englewood native and Legacy’s own Lamar Brown-Simms, the founder of Thriving Minds—a social-emotional learning program rooted in mindfulness, creativity, and holistic care for elementary students in Chicago Public Schools.

Together, they explore the importance of mental health, the challenges and beauty of navigating conflict within discipleship relationships, and the realities of growing up on the South Side of Chicago. Lamar shares personal stories, practical insights, and the heart behind his work equipping young people with emotional tools he wishes he had earlier in life.

Tune in for an honest, hope-filled conversation on resilience, community, and the transformative power of presence.

n this powerful episode of the Legacy Disciple Podcast, host Brian Dye sits down with Daevion Sanders to share a real and redemptive story of discipleship, transformation, and hope. Growing up in West Garfield Park, Chicago, Daevion faced a difficult upbringing and the challenges that come with it — but through the grace of God and intentional mentorship, his life has been radically changed.

Now, at just 21 years old, Daevion is walking boldly with Jesus and reaching back to his community, sharing the gospel and making disciples where he once struggled to find hope. Brian and Daevion reflect on their relationship — one that has grown from mentorship into a true spiritual father-son bond — and discuss how discipleship can break cycles, build character, and spark revival in our neighborhoods.

Listen in to hear:

• How intentional discipleship can transform lives and communities

• What it looks like to walk with a “spiritual son” in everyday life

• Daevion’s story of finding purpose, faith, and identity in Christ

• How young believers can share the gospel in their own neighborhoods

In this episode of the Legacy Disciple Podcast, host Brian Dye sits down with Omar Jackson for an honest and practical conversation about the power of discipleship relationships. Together, they reflect on their own journey of walking with one another in faith — the joys, challenges, and growth that come through intentional mentorship.

Brian and Omar unpack what it really means to be a disciple who makes disciples, share personal stories from their years of ministry, and offer practical tips on how to find (and be) a godly mentor. Whether you’re new to the faith or looking to deepen your walk with Jesus, this episode will equip and inspire you to pursue authentic relationships that lead to lasting spiritual legacy.

Tune in to learn:

• What healthy discipleship looks like in everyday life

• How to find a mentor who challenges and encourages your faith

• Ways to invest in others with humility, consistency, and love

In this heartfelt and insightful episode, Brian Dye, Executive Director of Legacy Disciple, sits down with his longtime friend — Preston Perry, poet, author, and evangelist — for an honest conversation about friendship, faith, and discipleship. Over the past 15 years, their relationship has been shaped by shared ministry, growth, and deep accountability. Together, they reflect on the highs and lows of their journey, what they’ve learned about walking with Christ in community, and how their bond has impacted their lives, families, and callings.

Tune in for a powerful discussion filled with wisdom, laughter, and brotherhood — a testament to how intentional discipleship can transform not just individuals, but entire generations.