This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther and how God uniquely called each of them to partner with Him. Then Daron interviews Ray Hilbert, Co-Founder of Truth At Work. With valuable experience in both the Christian and secular workplace, Ray unpacks a wealth of knowledge on the topic of calling...regardless of your job. Ray has dedicated the last 20 some years to his passion of eternal business and you can learn more at https://truthatwork.org/ and listen to his podcast at https://truthatwork.org/bottom-line-faith/

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about division and outlines the problem, solution, and result. Then Daron interviews Fouad Masri, Author and Founder of the Crescent Project. Fouad talks about escaping the hatred of the Middle East, finding Jesus, and living out his purpose to reach Muslims. Fouad has dedicated the last 38 years to this passion and you can learn more at crescentproject.org.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about a time where he didn't trust God and says, "I was afraid to get my head in the hole of God’s yoke." Then Daron interviews Dave Rodriguez, CEO of Destinyworks and former pastor of 42 years. Dave is a destiny coach as he guides people to their calling and destiny through workshops and coaching. Dave explains how to find your calling and how it looks like wonder rather than duty. To learn more, visit https://destiny-works.com.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron unpacks the word "righteous" and poses the question, "What are you going to do about the world's greatest problems?" Then Daron interviews Jonathan Tremaine Thomas, Founder & CEO of Civil Righteousness. JT shares some of his family legacy, journey, passions, findings, beliefs, and wisdom in the conversation. His heart for justice, healing, truth, unity, and peace is truly inspiring. To learn more, visit https://civilrighteousness.org, https://soulcoffeeroasters.com, and https://prayonmlk.org.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about life now and life later and asks, "Are you preparing for eternity?" Then Daron interviews John Burke, Author, Founder, and Lead Pastor at Gateway Church. John shares what first fascinated him about the idea of afterlife as a skeptical agnostic. John has become an expert on the subject after years of research and says that his findings have changed the way he lives out his life today. To learn more about and order John's Burke visit https://imagineheaven.net/.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks all about shame and says, “When we bury shame, it buries us." Then Daron interviews David Lowry, Owner & CEO of DL Lowry Hairspa Boutique. David's story includes rejection, emotional distance, isolation, sexual abuse, evil, confusion, premarital sex, abortion, shame, homosexuality, hiding, disappointment, compassion, truth, Jesus, love, the Holy Spirit, baptism, God, redemption, community, encouragement, and hope. To hear more of his story, get David's book at https://www.amazon.com/Coming-Out-Emerging-Confusion-Opening-ebook/dp/B07WJX7D7Y#:~:text=COMING%20OUT%20IS%20A%20JOURNEY,may%20never%20be%20the%20same.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about capitalism and says, “You are blessed to be a blessing.” Then Daron interviews Ethan Fernhaber, President of Renewing Management and President of Multiply Indiana. Ethan came from a low-income, broken home and talks about what life was like living without boundaries as a pleasure-seeker. He fell in love with money as a kid and God has used that passion for His glory, through generosity rather than greed. To learn more, visit: WhereUMatter.com , impactconnected.com, and multiplyindiana.com.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about three E’s: Expectations, Experiences, and Experiments. Then Daron interviews Amy Christie, Associate Pastor of Creativity and Continuity at Grace Church. Amy talks about the arts in church and unpacks how necessary they are. She explains that art is prophetic, empathetic, and transformative. To contact Amy, email [email protected].

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast, Daron talks about three ways to seek purpose. And ends by saying, "Do something. Serve someone." Then Daron interviews Mitch Davis, President, Director and Co-Founder of Mission:Uprising. Mitch shares some of his story and passion for adventure and relationships. He encourages parents to pull their eyes away from laptops and phones to re-engage with their families and talks about ways to get involved. To learn more about Mission:Uprising, visit https://missionuprising.com.

This week on the Daron Earlewine Podcast we talk about calling. And that maybe our calling is more about becoming than it is working in a certain career. Daron says, "We’re not human doings, we’re human beings.” Then Daron interviews Dr. Mark Moore who is a Professor at William Jessup University. Mark shares four signs of God's calling, the two unpack calling vs. character, and why we struggle to hear the voice of God. Check out Mark's podcast, Jessup Think, here: https://open.spotify.com/show/2h8IdPkr4xsME9ssQoccAp