In Part Two of Josh Haskell’s journey out of Mormonism, we go deeper into the transformation that took place after he discovered Jesus. Josh shares how Scripture not only exposed false teachings but reshaped his entire way of thinking. From memorizing the Word to navigating the cost of leaving behind his Mormon roots—including family estrangement—Josh reveals what it really means to follow Christ.

His story is a powerful reminder that true salvation isn’t about letting the truth of God’s Word change everything.

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The assassination of Charlie Kirk and the murder of a Ukrainian refugee in Charlotte have shaken many, raising urgent questions about truth, persecution, and the Christian response to growing hostility. In this episode, we reflect on Charlie Kirk’s legacy of respectful dialogue, the cost of speaking truth in today’s world, and the wisdom scripture offers in times of grief and confusion.

Jesus warned that persecution would come—and history confirms it. Yet even in the face of evil, God remains sovereign. We’ll explore what it means to stand firm with conviction, to defend the vulnerable with grace, and to fix our eyes on eternity rather than fear. Turn off the noise, open God’s Word, and rediscover the peace that only Christ can provide.

Psalm 5

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When Josh Haskell left Mormonism, he discovered the true God of the Bible was nothing like the one he'd grown up with. Now a Christian educator, Josh reveals how Mormonism uses Christian terms—like “Jesus,” “grace,” and “God”—but redefines them completely.

He shares the moment Isaiah 6 shattered his view of God: “The God I worship isn’t holy—he’s just an exalted man.” From becoming gods to baptisms for the dead, a works-based salvation, and idolizing Joseph Smith, Josh exposes the key differences between Mormonism and true Christianity.

His story is both a warning about deceptive theology and a powerful testimony of God’s truth. You do not want to miss this two part series! 

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In this special episode of No Sanity Required, Brody shares powerful listener stories from across the country—testimonies of lives changed, marriages formed, and families coming to Christ through the ministry. These heartfelt comments reveal how God is using the podcast to impact people far beyond Snowbird. Brody also gives a sneak peek at what’s ahead, including a two-part interview with a former Mormon, conversations on cults vs. Christianity, and upcoming guests like a former FBI agent and LMNT program leaders. Don’t miss this encouraging and honest look at how God is working through No Sanity Required.

Too Far Gone? A Story of Tragedy, Hope, and Redemption.

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Marriage Conference 

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What happens after camp ends? Join the Snowbird teaching team as they reflect on summer, sharing insights from Romans 8 teachings and stories of transformation that occurred throughout the summer sessions. 

• Going deeper into Romans 8 and wishing they had more time to unpack its richness 
• The challenge of addressing technology and AI with students and youth pastors 
• How sermon preparation is like swimming in an ancient current - both being shaped by and guiding others through Scripture 
• JB's powerful story of her sister unexpectedly attending camp 
• Reflections on students coming to faith throughout the summer 
• The legacy of faithful ministry and impact across generations 
• Finding humor in ministry - including the infamous eagle costume worship story and the Rob/Spencer confusion 

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Summer 25 Teaching Sessions

No Sanity Required Stories

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In this bonus episode, Brody, Zach, Rob, and JB sit down to discuss penal substitutionary atonement. Some modern voices are reviving old critiques, calling the idea that Jesus bore God’s wrath on the cross abusive and outdated. At the Fall Be Strong Men's Conference, we’re addressing this head-on. The Snowbird team will unpack the biblical truth of penal substitutionary atonement—how Jesus willingly took our place, satisfied God’s justice, and made a way for sinners to be saved.

This isn’t just theology for theologians—it’s the core of the gospel. Come join us as we stand firm for a doctrine that shows the beautiful harmony of God’s love and justice.

Be Strong Men’s Conference 2025

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What does it really mean to encourage someone in a world that often tears people down? In this episode, Brooke Lovingood and Brody Holloway dive into the heart of biblical encouragement—showing that it’s more than just being nice or offering flattery. True encouragement means recognizing what God is doing in someone’s life and helping them keep going.

They explore why encouragement doesn’t always come naturally, how insecurities and fear hold us back, and how simple, intentional words can breathe life into others. From leadership and ministry to marriage and parenting, Brody and Brooke share practical ways to identify gifts in others and help them grow.

Respond Women’s Retreat

Be Strong Men’s Conference 2025

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In this episode, Brody talks with John, a young pastor who grew up in a devout Catholic family and later became a Protestant. He shares how his love for Scripture and desire for deeper discipleship led him to question tradition and explore new paths in faith.

John reflects on the strengths and struggles of both Catholic and Protestant traditions, diving into topics like church authority, Bible interpretation, the teachings of Augustine, and the meaning of grace. He offers a unique perspective shaped by both worlds, showing how each tradition has contributed to his understanding of God and the Christian life.

It’s a thoughtful and honest look at how tradition, theology, and personal conviction come together to shape a believer’s spiritual journey—and how Scripture continues to guide and transform lives across denominational lines.

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No Sanity Required Book

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What if growing older wasn’t about slowing down, but stepping up in bold faith? In this final episode of Start Strong, Run Hard, Finish Well, we draw inspiration from Caleb in Joshua 14—who at 85 was still ready to take on giants, trusting God fully.

Brody challenges the idea that aging means retreat and explores how to finish life with purpose, gratitude, and courage—no matter your age. Whether you're 25 or 85, you'll find practical wisdom for living with intention, building intergenerational community, rejecting comfort as your goal, and staying focused on the race God has set before you.

If you're still here, God’s not done with you yet.
 Keep running. Finish strong. Hear “Well done.”

Joshua 14

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In this episode, Brody unpacks the importance of remembering God's faithfulness by looking at the story in 1 Samuel—when he raised a stone of remembrance after God delivered Israel. That moment, and the phrase “Here I raise my Ebenezer,” challenges us to mark the moments God shows up in our lives. 

Brody shares personal examples, including how Snowbird’s North Campus became a reminder of God’s provision, and reads a heartfelt letter to the SWO summer staff as they wrap up a powerful summer of ministry. He also shares encouraging feedback from readers of his new book No Sanity Required. This episode is a call to reflect, remember, and keep pressing forward in faith.

No Sanity Required Book

1 Samuel

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