In the grand finale of Season 1, we’re wrapping up the year in style! I’m sharing my favorite snapshots of the year—those defining moments that made this season unforgettable. Then, I’ll unveil Treva’s Big 5, the standout thoughts and themes that come to mind when I reflect on this year’s remarkable class. Finally, we’ll close with Treva’s Top 3 Takeaways, my personal reflections on what the Lord was teaching me this year. It’s been an amazing season, and I couldn’t have done it without you. Tune in for an episode full of gratitude, celebration, and send-off to an incredible season of Not A Nutter Podcast!

I’m spotlighting the voices of the students who’ve lived through the past nine months of OneLife. In this episode, they share what challenged them, what changed them, and what they’re carrying into the future. These aren’t just meaningful reflections—they’re honest, thoughtful takeaways from a year of stretching, growing, and following Jesus in real life. Tune in for a dose of perspective, hope, and transformation as they head into what’s next.

In this episode of Not a Nutter Podcast, Katherine Van Loh joins us for an insightful conversation about spiritual disciplines and staying focused in the final stretch of OneLife. We talk about creating healthy rhythms, finding rest, and finishing strong with intentionality and grace.

If you’re looking for encouragement and a good laugh this is the episode for you.

Ever wonder what it’s like to spend a day out on the backpacking trail during Trek? In this episode, I pull back the curtain on one of the most unique parts of the gap year experience — a trip where students take the lead, staff step into the background, and the wilderness becomes the classroom. From unexpected weather shifts to trailhead hiccups, and the simple joys of trail life, I’ll share stories from the trail that show how Trek is more than just a hike — it’s a space for growth, leadership, and a whole lot of surprises. Lace up your boots (or at least your imagination) and come along for the journey!

In this episode, we sit down for an in-depth conversation with Alana & Dale, two incredible Sakanaga interns, as they share the wisdom they’ve gained from their past gap year experience. From lessons in leadership to the power of patience, and the challenge of obedience to God’s voice, they open up about the highs, the struggles, and the unexpected moments of growth. And, of course, there’s no shortage of laughter along the way! Join us for an honest and inspiring discussion about calling, character, and the journey of faithfulness.

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In this episode, I’m unpacking my top takeaways from my time in Greece—what I learned and how it shaped my perspective. I’ll also get real about the challenges of being on staff at OneLife. From the joys of mentoring students to the weight of the role. I’ll share the struggles and what keeps me going. If you’ve ever wondered what aspects of OneLife weigh on staff this one’s for you!

In this episode of Not A Nutter Podcast, I sit down with my former student, Taylor Estepp, to reminisce about our year together in OneLife. We take a trip down memory lane, reflecting on how to be comfortable with the uncomfortable, the struggles, and the lessons learned along the way. But more than that, we dive into the real challenges students face in OneLife—what makes it tough, why it stretches them, and how they grow through it. And just when you think you’ve heard it all, Taylor drops some unexpected lore that might just change the way you see OneLife. Whether you're a past, present, or future OneLife student, this conversation is for you. Tune in for honest reflections, laughs, and some hard-earned wisdom.

In this episode, I sit down with Adeleen Thorne and Emma Grace Sullivan, OneLife Alumni who took a chance on a bold adventure—running a coffee shop designed to serve Sakanaga students. More than just a business, they created a space for community, resilience, and growth.

We dive into:

☕ The highs and lows of running Kindred Cup, a coffee shop for college students

💪 What it means to develop grit when you lack motivation🔥 How to "fail forward" in a safe learning environment

🤝 The power of authentic community 

Whether you're a student, an aspiring entrepreneur, or someone looking for encouragement in your journey, this episode is packed with wisdom, laughter, and real-life lessons you won’t want to miss. Tune in and be inspired!

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This week, Treva sits down with OneLife alum Landis Johnston to unpack the value of becoming a household that reflects God’s purpose. Together, they explore what it takes to create and sustain a thriving household, the power of stepping outside your comfort zone, and how to use the gifts God has given you beyond the walls of the church. It’s a conversation full of practical wisdom, fresh perspectives, and insights you won’t want to miss!

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"This week on Not a Nutter Podcast, I’m joined by the heart of our gap year program—its students. I had the chance to sit down with some of our incredible students as they prepare for their final semester at OneLife. Listen in as they reflect on their journeys, share their hopes for the future, and talk about the aspirations they’re pursuing along the way."

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