Rabbit Trail Podcast with Pastor Greg Harris from OBCC

The final Rabbit Trail episode looks back on nearly five years of conversations, ministry, friendship, and community. The team reflects on Brent’s retirement, the bittersweet ending of the podcast, memorable moments, deep theological discussions, and the joy of connecting with listeners week after week.

Thank you to every viewer, listener, commenter, and supporter who made the Rabbit Trail a meaningful part of your life. Your encouragement, questions, and presence have shaped this journey. We appreciate you more than you know.

Episode 196 reflects on the Rabbit Trail Podcast’s upcoming retirement while diving deep into the sermon theme of memories, identity, and spiritual memorials drawn from Joshua 3–5. Greg, Theressa, and Brent share personal stories, theological insights, and the importance of remembering God’s faithfulness as the podcast nears its final episode.

Episode 195 dives deep into Joshua 3, exploring what it means to follow God’s leading, confront apathy, and consecrate yourself to see His wonders. Join Pastors Greg and Brent as they unpack Scripture, share stories, and chase truth down every rabbit trail — you won’t want to miss this conversation.

Pastor Greg, Pastor Brent, and Theressa Harris dive deep into leadership, followership, courage, fear, and the surprising brilliance of Rahab in Joshua 2. This episode blends humor, theology, personal stories, and practical insight—pulling you straight into one of the most engaging Rabbit Trail conversations yet.

The Rabbit Trail Podcast is where Pastor Greg, Theressa, and Pastor Brent chase the truth wherever it runs — no topic is off-limits.

Charisma can build a platform — but only character can sustain it. In this episode, Pastor Greg, Theressa, and Pastor Brent recap two sermons from their Christian leadership series on the Book of Joshua — "Take the Lead" and "Take the Risk" — unpacking why comfort might be the most dangerous thing a Christian can chase, why charisma without character is a ticking time bomb, and what it really costs to follow God's call.

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Greg and Brent dive into Joshua 1, exploring leadership transitions, spiritual complacency, and why God’s promises remain steady even when everything else changes. They also share personal stories, ministry reflections, and challenge listeners to reject passivity and actively walk in the good works God prepared for them.

What’s the difference between confrontation, exhortation, and encouragement—and why does it matter in your relationships and faith? In Episode 191 of the Rabbit Trail Podcast, we break down how to challenge others with truth while still building them up, and how to receive correction without becoming defensive.

We also dive into real-life examples from parenting, marriage, and church leadership, explore how to discern God’s voice from your own desires, and unpack the dangers of flattery versus genuine encouragement. If you’ve ever struggled with hard conversations or accountability, this episode will give you practical and biblical insight.

Confrontation is uncomfortable—but it’s often where real growth begins. In this episode, we unpack how loving confrontation can transform relationships, faith, and personal character.

From personal stories to practical wisdom, we explore how to approach difficult conversations with truth, humility, and purpose.

In this episode, the team explores why conflict isn’t something to fear but a necessary ingredient for deeper, healthier relationships. Through personal stories, marriage insights, and practical tools, they unpack how conflict—handled well—builds unity, trust, and genuine connection.

In this episode, the team blends two weeks of the Handle With Care series, diving into how our mindset and listening habits shape marriages, friendships, parenting, and church relationships. Through humor, honesty, and practical examples, they unpack assumptions, emotional needs, conflict pauses, and what it means to communicate with a Spirit‑led heart.