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I sit down with Bartlesville Mayor Jim Curd for a conversation about his re-election campaign, what continues to motivate him to serve, and his vision for making Bartlesville an even better place to live, work, and raise a family.
We also talk about the role his faith plays in his life and leadership, along with where his entrepreneurial drive came from and how his experience in business has shaped the way he approaches public service.
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I sit down with Dr. Everett Piper for a conversation about faith, politics, and the upcoming race for Governor of Oklahoma.
We wrestle with a timely question: As conservative Christians think through their vote, how should they evaluate Cyndi Munson and Mike Mazzei?
It’s a thoughtful conversation about convictions, candidates, and what Christians should consider when stepping into the voting booth.
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I sat down with the one and only Benjamin Bender for a conversation that went in a lot of great directions.
One of the big questions we wrestled with was this: How do you know if God has truly called you into ministry, or if you’re simply a gifted leader who happens to be good at it?
We talked about calling, leadership, ministry, faithfulness, and what it looks like to discern the difference.
I really believe this conversation will challenge, encourage, and edify you. I hope you’ll take some time to listen.
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I recently sat down with Alan Gentges, candidate for Associate District Judge, for a conversation about faith, law, and why he decided to run for judge.
We talked about how he first entered the legal profession, some of the experiences that have shaped him as an attorney, what led him to pursue the bench, and the role his faith plays in the way he approaches his work.
I hope you enjoy the conversation and getting to know Alan a little better.
Find out more about hime at: Alan Gentges for Associate District Judge
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I sit down with Todd Cone, who is running for Associate District Judge in Washington County, for a conversation about faith, law, and public service. We talk about his relationship with Jesus, what drew him into the legal profession, and how his faith shapes the way he approaches his work as an attorney—and, if elected, how it would influence the way he serves as a judge.
Find out more about him at https://www.toddconeforjudge.com/
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Today, I sit down with my friend and military, Attorney R. Davis Younts, to talk about the potential consequences of Muslim mosques becoming more prominent in American cities.
This is an important conversation about faith, culture, religious freedom, and the future of our communities.
Every Christian should take the time to watch this one.
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Up next on The Caleb Gordon Podcast, I continue the Fight Laugh Feast series with two great conversations.
First, I sit down with Gabriel Rench the Waterboy to talk about why he started Fight Laugh Feast, the vision behind the conference, and what he believes the future holds.
Then I talk with Travis Cowdrey about his work with the Business Makers Network and why it is so important for Christians to be actively engaged in culture, business, and the economy.
Two conversations centered on faith, leadership, building, and what it looks like for Christians to think generationally and create something that lasts.
Find out more about Fight Laugh Feast Network at https://flfnetwork.com/
And find out more about the Business Makers Network at https://businessmakers.network/
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I’ve been at the Fight Laugh Feast Conference this weekend and have had some fantastic conversations with some great people.
First up: Michael Foster and Chance Summers. We talk about what it means to be a godly man, why biblical masculinity still matters, and yes — we even get into why cigars have become part of the conversation about masculinity.
It’s a fun, thoughtful conversation about faith, manhood, culture, and living with conviction.
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I recently sat down with Heather Lloyd, Founder and Executive Director of Concordis Education Partners, and CEO Ty Rallens for a conversation that covered a lot more than education.
We talked about what Concordis Schools are building, how Jesus changed the direction of their lives, where they met their spouses, and why Christian education matters so deeply.
One of the biggest takeaways from the conversation was this: Christian education is not just about the students sitting in classrooms today. It is about planting something now that our children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren can benefit from long after we are gone.
If we believe truth matters, then we should be willing to build institutions that teach it, defend it, and pass it on.
This was a thoughtful, encouraging conversation about faith, family, education, legacy, and building for generations we may never meet.
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