Why do you run? On this episode, Dean and Mitchell discuss the “Why” of a Run Club Member. Then Dean will talk about being bald and where our confidence comes from. You don’t want to miss it!

Are you following the support God has put out for you on the course of life? Dean and Mitchell discuss a story about keeping hope when things are difficult. Then Dean shares a story about Mothers, Dentists, and Running. You don’t want to miss that!

Special guest Jon Sandifer joins Dean in the studio as Jon shares about his struggle with alcohol, life in general, and how God redeems all. Then Dean talks about persistence. Sometimes it’s just a matter of keeping moving.

Dean and Mitchell discuss a story about God using us for His glory when we’re attentive to His calling. Then Dean shares his thoughts on the term Victim Mentality and destructive it can be to our faith and our running.

Dean and Mitchell discuss a story about how God has a way of working things out in ways we never foresee. Dean shares a story where the reluctant participants in the story learn something about themselves even while they silently rebelled. 

Dean and Mitchell share a short story about being new to running. Dean shares his thoughts on the longest burning lightbulb of all time and how it relates to both our running and walk with Christ.

Run for God Run Club members came from far and wide to participate in the Run for God 5K, eat barbecue, and worship our savior. Dean and Mitchell recap the amazing weekend.

Long time Run for God coach Darren Lewis joins Dean in the studio to talk about moving forward, even when it feels like we’re not. Dean shares his thoughts on how we miss the details of some stories, but sometimes those details are important.

There are many facets of life that can be compared to an endurance race. Dean and Mitchell discuss that topic and the fact that pain is inevitable, but as the quote goes, suffering is optional.

Mitchell is back in the studio to ask the question, “Why do bad things happen to good people.” The answers may surprise you. Dean compares our reluctance to tackle tough things to the training of elephants in Dean’s Thoughts.