If God’s given us everything, what do we owe Him in return? In this episode of Made To Tell, Jared and Molly explore our response to salvation, the humbling reality of our need for a Savior, and the truth that God’s grace isn’t a loan to repay—but a gift to receive.

Sometimes the smallest acts have the biggest impact. In this episode, Molly sits down with her college friend Sam Griffin to unpack the power of “simple obedience” — the texts, the hangouts, the everyday moments that quietly change lives. From late-night volleyball games to college ministry, and now into marriage and motherhood, they explore how consistent love, vulnerability, and presence shape not just one life, but ripple out into eternity. This is discipleship unfiltered, heartfelt, and real - showing that ordinary moments can leave extraordinary footprints.

AJ and Delaney, hosts of The Soul Lab Podcast, join us for a powerful conversation about living out faith in everyday spaces — from the workplace to friendships. As an entrepreneur and a therapist, AJ and Delaney approach evangelism from two very different worlds, yet with one shared mission: to help people see Jesus through their lives.🎙️ Listen to The Soul Lab Podcast📖 Book mentioned: I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist by Frank Turek

In this episode, Molly and Leslie explore what it really looks like to live on mission for Jesus—without waiting for a special “call.” The truth? The call has already been given, and the laborers are few. From inspiring stories overseas to everyday moments of faith, this conversation will encourage you to see the Gospel as worth giving your whole life to.

Leslie and her husband Chad founded 10/40 Connections, where she serves as President. With a background in apologetics, Leslie equips believers to confidently defend their faith and boldly share the Gospel. She also speaks nationwide with the Life Training Institute, advocating in schools, churches, and universities for pre-born children and their mothers.

In this episode of Made to Tell, Jared and Molly sit down together to unpack the “why” behind the podcast. From their different perspectives and styles, they dive into what it really means to be made to tell—not just as a catchy title, but as a core calling for every believer.They explore the Great Commission, the power of personal testimony, and how being made in the image of God shapes our purpose. Along the way, they share stories and practical encouragement for Christians who wonder: Why am I here? What was I made for?If you’ve ever wrestled with your purpose or felt unsure about evangelism, this episode will give you clarity, encouragement, and a reminder that you are uniquely created and equipped to share the story of Jesus.

In this episode, we sit down with Jason, a longtime pastor turned missionary. From making disciples and authentic evangelism to the importance of community and missions—both local and global—we dive into the challenges and opportunities the church faces today. Join us as we discuss practical ways believers can take their faith beyond Sunday services, walk alongside others in their spiritual journey, and partner with churches and missionaries around the world to make a lasting impact.

Evangelism doesn’t have to be scary or complicated. It can start with just love and a name: Jesus. In this episode of Made to Tell, I sit down with my friend Joe to explore what evangelism really looks like when it comes from love, not obligation. We dive into fear, the pressure of “doing it right,” and how authentic relationship with Jesus naturally flows into sharing Him with others. By the end, you’ll see that evangelism isn’t about perfection, developing a good skill or winning approval from the Father—it’s about being a vessel to bring Jesus to others and letting the Holy Spirit move through you.

In this episode of Made to Tell, Jared sits down with DJ Griffin — a musician, husband, and father of three — to talk about the power of sharing our stories. From overcoming fear and insecurity to guiding the next generation, DJ opens up about faith, parenting, and the importance of transparency.

What if we’ve misunderstood Jesus’s final words?

In this conversation, we unpack Matthew 28:18–20, often called The Great Commission. We explore what it really means to “go and make disciples,” how this mission wasn’t just for pastors or missionaries, and why God chose us, imperfect people, to carry His message forward.

You’ll hear about:The surprising depth behind the word “witness”Why evangelism is more than preaching — and more than just “living it out”How you can live on mission no matter your job or locationThe four verbs of the Great Commission — and where you might fit in

Spoiler: This isn’t the “Great Suggestion.” It’s Jesus’s plan to reach the world — and we’re all a part of it.👉 Subscribe for more honest, encouraging conversations about faith and life.#GreatCommission #MakeDisciples #ChristianLiving #Evangelism #FaithInAction

Why are so many people intentionally avoiding Christianity?

In this conversation, we explore how technology is reshaping evangelism and how stories of real-life transformation are breaking through digital echo chambers.

If you've ever wondered why people skip church, ignore Christian media, or think they already know what Christianity is about, this is for you.

We talk about:The concept of intentional avoidanceHow algorithms are isolating people from Christian contentWhy the Church often struggles to reach outsidersHow real stories of hope can change everything

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