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FAQs about SOLID START:How many episodes does SOLID START have?The podcast currently has 124 episodes available.
February 16, 2026Attitude of GratitudeSend us Fan MailWhat if serving others wasn’t a chore—but a joy? Greg and Brian connect John 13 to everyday gratitude and the power of saying “My pleasure.” Featuring a special guest conversation with one of our own - Isaiah James. ...more17minPlay
February 09, 2026There’s Something About That NameSend us Fan MailThis week on Solid Start, Greg and Brian talk about what it means to call on the name of the Lord and why it matters. We all experience tough times—isn’t it comforting to know you never have to face those moments alone? ...more17minPlay
February 02, 2026Out On A LimbSend us Fan MailBeing out on a limb is that place in life where you feel exposed, unsure, and just hoping someone sees you. In this episode, Greg and Brian explore the story of Zacchaeus—literally out on a limb—when Jesus stops, looks up, and calls him by name. Just days before the cross, Jesus shows why He came: to seek the lost, invite relationship, and lead people from being lost to being found. ...more15minPlay
January 26, 2026Clocking In & Checking OutSend us Fan MailIt’s easy to clock in and check out—but Jesus calls us to something deeper. In this episode of Solid Start, we look at the Good Shepherd and what it means to show up, stay present, and genuinely care about the people around us. ...more9minPlay
January 19, 2026Faith That StopsSend us Fan MailIn this episode of Solid Start, Greg and Brian unpack the parable of the Good Samaritan and challenge a question we often ask ourselves: “If I stop and help, what will happen to me?” Instead, they urge listeners to flip the question—“If I do not stop and help, what will happen to him?” Fear, self-preservation, and convenience can keep us from acting justly, but moral faithfulness is ultimately measured by our actions. ...more20minPlay
January 12, 2026Stop! Contemplate and ListenSend us Fan MailIn this episode of Solid Start, Greg and Brian are joined by Terry Merrell as they unpack James 1:19 and discuss how being quick to listen can positively shape our relationships at home and in the workplace. ...more20minPlay
January 05, 2026A Strong Foundation for a New YearSend us Fan MailMerrell Bros. CEO Dustin Smith joins Greg and Brian to kick off a new year of Solid Start by reflecting on the Christ-centered foundation of the company. This episode launches a new initiative inspired by The Way of the Shepherd, focusing on the first-quarter principle: Knowing the Condition of Your Flock. Listeners are encouraged to take time this week to ask someone how they’re doing—and truly listen without rushing. ...more20minPlay
December 29, 2025Dick Van Dyke and the Search For EternitySend us Fan MailPodcast host and life coach Greg Reid sits down with special guest, Matt Droll, to explore one of humanity’s oldest questions...what happens to us when we die?...more19minPlay
December 22, 2025The Night Hope ArrivedSend us Fan MailIn this special Christmas episode, Brian and Greg reflect on the greatest gift ever given—God sending His Son, Jesus, into the world. They discuss how the good news of Christ’s birth was first announced to humble shepherds and how God used ordinary people to share an extraordinary message. This conversation encourages us to see that God still works the same way today—using everyday people, including us, to share the good news of Jesus and the peace He brings to the world. ...more19minPlay
December 15, 2025Off The HookSend us Fan MailIn this episode of Solid Start, Greg and Brian explore the third of five gifts God offers us—forgiveness. They discuss why forgiving others isn’t optional but essential to living the life God intends for us, and how forgiveness can lead to freedom, healing, and spiritual growth. ...more20minPlay
FAQs about SOLID START:How many episodes does SOLID START have?The podcast currently has 124 episodes available.