This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about the payoff of following Jesus. Then Daron interviews a distant mentor, Mike Breen. Mike is an author, speaker, and pastor. Mike shares that he didn't read an entire book until age 16 due to his dyslexia and now has authored over 20 of his own! Breen talks about abiding in Christ, experiencing peace, and expanding our view. To learn more about Mike and 3DM Publishing, visit https://www.3dmpublishing.com/mike-breen​.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about why bad things happen to good people. Then Daron interviews the Associate Director of Hope Center Indy, Mary Nolen. Mary shares her journey which includes being a Pastor's daughter, fostering as a single mom, and losing her younger brother. Even though Mary experienced grief and hardship, her passion and message is anchored in hope. Which is exactly what the Hope Center offers. To learn more, visit https://www.hopecenterindy.org/​.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about the importance of the Bible. Then Daron interviews his best friend, Brent Moore. Brent is a dentist in Fishers, IN. Brent shares his journey into dentistry which includes baseball and art. Brent talks about taking the next step and the importance of obedience over outcome. To learn more about Brent's practice, visit https://www.fishersdentist4u.com/​.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about being chosen. Then Daron interviews one of his wife's best friends, Heather Semple. Heather is currently a pastor at 12Stone Church in Georgia. Heather is a talented speaker and gifted leader and she shares memories of those seeds being planted in her at just 3 or 4 years old. In this conversation, Heather unpacks her journey from joy, insecurity, and resistance to surrender and how the roles of men and women in the church played into it all. To learn more about 12Stone Church, visit https://www.12stone.com/.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron asks if seeking purpose is true globally. Then Daron interviews a friend of his, Kyle McCord. Kyle works in high level finance, but started out as an underdog with a tough home life. Kyle talks about the impact that music, church, finance, mentors, education, and discipleship had on his life. Listen to Kyle's story to find out how a high school dropout at age 16 could go on to become the President of the Honor Society on a full-ride academic scholarship at Indiana University.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about what to do if you feel unqualified or unprepared for your calling. Then Daron interviews Clint Dupin, Lead Pastor of Eastown Church. Clint talks about the expectations placed on his life, his journey into ministry, and God's call on His life. Clint feels like living proof that God can use anyone. Clint says in the interview, “God can do a new work in you, but he’s not going to change who he created you to be.” To learn more about Eastown Church, visit https://www.eastown.church/.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about sin, life change, and the foundations needed to become who you were born to be. Then Daron interviews Brian Crispin, Director of Marketing and Corporate Engagement at Wheeler Mission. Brian opens up about the fact that he first found Wheeler as a broken man in need...not as a potential hire in a job interview. Brian has an amazing story of hitting rock bottom and then finding faith, hope, and freedom. Not only did Wheeler Mission help him get back on his feet, but now he is able to pay it forward by serving men and women who are where he once was. Learn more about Wheeler Mission at https://wheelermission.org and how to get involved at https://activateindy.com.

2020 wasn't what any of us planned, but we can't say that it was all bad. In this week's episode of the Daron Earlewine Podcast we are taking a look back on some of our favorite episodes. Ones that inspire purpose, passion, and peace. We are glad 2020 is behind us, but we pray that these stories fill you with hope.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about what to do when you feel like you don't fit. Then Daron interviews Jeff Jennings, Lead Pastor of Faith Legacy Church. Jeff talks about his journey into ministry and unique calling to be bi-vocational as an architect. Jeff unpacks what he was told he "should" do, his wiring as an Apostolic leader, and the two things that break his heart the most for God's people. You can learn more about Jeff's church at http://faithlegacychurch.com/ and contact Jeff directly at [email protected].

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about four ways we may respond to God's call on our lives: resist, negotiate, wrestle, and submit. Then Daron interviews Steve Poe, Senior Pastor of Northview Church. As a touring drummer and pioneering entrepreneur, Steve resisted God's call into ministry. Steve unpacks more of his story and shares that God can and will use you where you are. Steve has been the senior pastor at Northview for 21 years and you can learn more about the church here: https://northviewchurch.us/.