Struggle Out Loud Podcast

Donnie Fussell is a man with great life experience and he uses those experiences to help others who struggle similarly as he has. Donnie and I have a great discussion about the struggle of NOT being anonymous.  

This is a great conversation with two awesome people. Peter and Heather Hanson are preparing to launch into ministry as storytellers in support of missionaries throughout Europe and the Mediterranean. You can see more about their ministry and support their work at HansonStoryTeam.com 

Mike Williams and I have a wonderful conversation about the struggles of being a comedian. Mike has 30 years in his industry and he shares about his life and the struggles he faces today.

Sam Jackson from Bold Faith Productions has some great insight into the struggles of dating with a purpose. It doesn't matter what stage of life you are in, dating with a purpose is never easy but always worth it.  

Shannon Hogue walks us through how God has filled a void in her life with her wonderful ministry Sunshine Saturday. A ministry that is literally bringing smiles to local faces every Saturday. 

Jonathan is one well spoken and talented young man. He shares about his journey from aspiring pop star, to christian pop star, and now being a worship minister at a local church. 

Sheena Wood opens up about her early life in the foster care system and eventual adoption. Her story is proof that it doesn't matter where you start, God has a plan for you and He will never forsake his faithful.  

The episode is just me this week. I wanted to wrap up this series on "progressive christianity" by opening up about what I have learned and what I hope you all have taken away from this as well. I truly hope y'all have grown as much as I have over the past 5 weeks.

Jon Harris is a man with extensive knowledge on the social justice/progressive movement. He breaks down these dangerous movements in order to equip and help fellow christians to prepare for the trails that are coming.    

Dan Binette has a lot of experience with this progressive movement both in his ministry and in his own life. In my opinion, this is the type of conversations we should be having in our churches and in our everyday lives on a regular bases.