In this episode, Logan sits down with Dillon Baker, also known as The Protestant Gentleman, to talk through his journey from campus ministry and non-denominational church life into a deeper exploration of church history, Protestant identity, and the marks of a biblical church. Together, they discuss the strengths and tensions of modern evangelical and megachurch models, including questions of church governance, sacraments, unity, tradition, and how Christians should think about disagreement within the body of Christ. It’s a thoughtful and honest conversation that invites pastors and church leaders to reflect on what the church is called to be while still pursuing humility, charity, and unity in Christ.

Pastor Logan sits down with U.S. Senate candidate Michele Tafoya for a candid conversation about faith, politics, and the issues shaping Minnesota and the nation. They discuss religious freedom, abortion, gender ideology, public safety, free speech, and the role faith plays in leadership and public life. It’s an open, honest discussion about the issues many Christians and Minnesotans are thinking about heading into this election season.

Listener Discretion Advised: Please note that this conversation includes several sensitive topics including abortion, trauma, gender identity, and references to explicit protest behavior. These subjects are discussed seriously and respectfully, but parents may want to preview the episode before listening with children present.

In this episode, Logan sits down with Brandi, Co-Pastor of International Church of Barcelona, to unpack the surprising growth of a church in one of Europe’s most secular cities. From being told “don’t get your hopes up” to seeing every gathering, group, coffee shop, and act of service become an outreach, Brandi shares how God is reaching locals, expats, and people from over 100 nations. This conversation is a challenge to stay low, love people authentically, and turn everyday moments into opportunities for mission.

Dick Foth is a master storyteller, and in this conversation he breaks down what makes stories so powerful. Logan and Dick explore why people are wired for story, how stories create trust, and why the best communicators learn to pay attention to their own lives. It’s full of insight for anyone who wants to communicate with more warmth, clarity, and depth.

In this episode, Pastor Abdi shares the remarkable story of his conversion from Islam to Christianity and the persecution that came with it. From his early years in a strict Muslim context to the moment he publicly confessed Christ, his testimony reveals the cost and beauty of following Jesus. He also offers wisdom for how the church can faithfully love, understand, and reach Muslim neighbors today.

In this episode, Brent Silkey shares how faith, discipline, and grit have shaped both his leadership and his life, from running his first marathon to completing seven marathons on seven continents in one week. He opens up about the preparation, resilience, and spiritual conviction it takes to stay steady in the long game, especially when the mission is bigger than personal achievement. Brent also talks about leading with purpose, bringing others along in the vision, and using endurance as a platform to fight human trafficking and raise support for freedom. This conversation will challenge you to embrace hard things, lead with courage, and stay faithful to the calling God has placed in front of you.

On this episode, Logan welcomes Tanner and Jordan Bezet for “The Confessions of Mega-Church Pastors’ Kids.” They unpack what it’s really like to lead in churches their fathers built—navigating nepotism assumptions, family dynamics, and the weight of having direct access to the top. With candid stories and practical leadership insight, this conversation is for anyone trying to steward influence with humility and excellence.  

In this episode, Noah Herrin shares what has sustained him as a communicator over the years—especially with young people. From the power of consistency and authenticity to navigating affirmation with humility, Noah offers practical wisdom for anyone who speaks to others. He unpacks the differences between preaching to students and adults, how launching a podcast has sharpened his voice, and why balancing storytelling with Scripture matters more than ever in a biblically illiterate culture.

In this episode, Pastor Rob shares wisdom on capacity, growth, feedback, and the courage it takes to face your limits honestly. Whether you’re leading in ministry, business, or at home, this conversation will challenge you to keep growing, find your right lane, and refuse to settle for stagnation. You’ll leave with clear next steps to strengthen your leadership, create a culture of development, and keep raising your capacity over time.

In this episode, Logan sits down with Grant Skeldon to talk about how to act in a green room—and why those unseen moments often reveal more about a leader than the platform itself. Through honest stories and pastoral wisdom, Grant unpacks how humility, generosity, and a giving posture shape healthy ministry relationships and long-term influence. This conversation goes beyond green rooms into how Christian leaders steward connection, walk in spiritual authority, and enter every room with nothing to prove and people to serve.