Dave Miller is an advocate and pioneer for leadership development in the world of identifying leaders and helping connect them to potential opportunities. Join David and Luke as they discuss with Dave his passion for leadership, resolve for raising young leaders, and even his background in writing his own music. This episode will make you laugh and challenge you to think about those around you. Because we all have an opportunity to lead and develop others.

What is your fear? Maybe snakes, spiders, or missing out. Fear is the silent killer of dreams and something we have the opportunity to choose to move through or let it take us captive. Join David and Luke as they discuss some of their childhood fears and adult fears. Listening to this episode will cause you to reflect on some of your fears. But don't worry...there's always hope in the midst of the fear. 

Will you move through your fear?!

Experiencing the constant noise of life? Most likely you can answer yes to that question. The constant hum and buzz of schedules, work, and social media creates so much noise in our lives. Noise inhibits us from focuses on what's important and maybe missing out on opportunities that will shape the next step for us. Join David and Luke as they converse over the topic of noise. How do you turn the noise down? What does working through the noise look like?

Steven and Serafina are newly weds with joy written all over their faces. Join David and Luke as they talk with The Berringers about married life in college, personal growth, and the value of mentorship. One of the most beautiful things to see in life is a young married couple. This is a conversation that is sure to brighten you up. The laughs are plenty and zest for life is quite present.

Join David and Luke as they converse over this delicate and critical subject of priorities. So often we try and spin the plates of our priorities only to spin them until they break. Is balance possible? Can someone actually have their priorities in check? What you won't find here is professional advice, but an honest discussion about the struggle to keep what is important...important.

Josh Gerba is one of those guys that you can’t wait to spend time with. He has a very disarming personality that invites you into a great conversation. This episode is a special one because it was the first LITC interview...ever! Josh shares the in’s and outs of the tour life, battling health issues, and growing as a leader.

This conversation is a long standing one. The lovely side by side comparison of progress and perfection. Join David and Luke as they discuss the ups and downs of both sides along with their point of view on the whole topic. They discuss their personal stories of wrestling with perfection and how it can easily hold us captive to a fixed outcome. Does perfection hold a place in our lives or is progress the main priority?

Join the conversation and decide for yourself! Get excited!

Thanks for joining us for episode 9. We have a conversation with Ivona Dixon who is a vibrant entrepreneur, mom, and creative. She shares about the early struggles of being a mom and seeking to find a way to grow herself to better be the mom, wife, and businesswoman. This conversation is sure to connect with anyone wrestling with the balance paradigm of work, life, and personal. Ivona shares at the end some powerful stories of how her new business avenue is helping people beyond the products she sells.

Happy New Year! There is so much excitement to share with you all! Join David and Luke as they have a simple and raw conversation about what 2018 holds for Life In The Cracks. What they learned from the last 8 episodes, what personal goals and struggles they have, and what hopes they have for 2018. This podcast is a work in progress just like we all are. Join them on the journey! 2018 is going to be an awesome year. Thanks for being the best part of this podcast@

David sits down with Jonathan Stewart as he shares his story of growing up with hippie parents who found God and began a journey down into religion. Jonathan said he’d never be involved with church and religion, only later to become a pastor and being part of the church culture for 23 years. He talks about transitioning away from being a pastor and shedding some of the religious hang ups he was accustomed to. It’s an interesting talk about stepping back to rediscover and embrace God’s grace.