In this episode of Intentional, Pastors Miles Hunter and Chad Elliott dive deep into the challenges and joys of living a Christ-centered life in a world full of distractions. They discuss the tension between saying we value Jesus and actually living that out daily. With practical insights on silence, solitude, community, and the importance of intentional conversations, this episode equips listeners to connect more deeply with God and others.

The conversation offers a raw look into the struggles of balancing busyness with spiritual practices and how to refocus our lives around what truly matters—God’s presence and His work in and through us.

In this episode of Intentional, Pastors Miles Hunter and Chad Elliott dive deep into the challenges and joys of living a Christ-centered life in a world full of distractions. They discuss the tension between saying we value Jesus and actually living that out daily. With practical insights on silence, solitude, community, and the importance of intentional conversations, this episode equips listeners to connect more deeply with God and others.

The conversation offers a raw look into the struggles of balancing busyness with spiritual practices and how to refocus our lives around what truly matters—God’s presence and His work in and through us.

In this episode of Intentional, Pastor Miles Hunter and Life Groups and Missions Pastor Chad Elliott dive into the significant leadership transition that occurred at Treasure Coast Community Church (TC3). With the departure of the former lead pastor, Gordon, after 20+ years of service, Miles reflects on stepping into the lead pastor role—a transition he didn’t anticipate so soon. The conversation explores the emotional and practical realities of navigating such profound changes, offering insights on grief, leadership challenges, and the role of faith.
From the initial conversation that shifted everything to lessons in delegation, mentorship, and the resilience of the TC3 community, this episode provides a case study in leading through uncertainty while keeping faith and relationships at the center.

In this powerful kickoff to Season 2 of The Intentional Podcast, Pastors Miles and Chad dive deep into the realities of living authentically in a world that often values appearances over truth. Together, they unpack the challenges of being deeply known versus being well-known, especially for leaders in front-facing roles. They share personal stories of brokenness, healing, and the ongoing journey of walking in the light.

The conversation emphasizes the importance of biblical, authentic, and confessional community in cultivating genuine relationships that allow for personal and spiritual growth. Miles shares how his journey through groups like Samson Society helped him find freedom and accountability, while Chad reflects on the importance of inviting Jesus into every aspect of our lives—our struggles, our victories, and our healing process.

Whether you're wrestling with hidden shame, seeking deeper community, or wondering how to start living in the light, this episode offers both encouragement and practical steps toward freedom and transformation.

In the kickoff episode of Season 2, Pastor Miles and Chad Elliott, Life Groups and Missions Pastor at Treasure Coast Community Church (TC3), dive deep into leadership transitions, relational dynamics, and how to navigate hard conversations with intentionality. Chad shares his unique journey from the mountains of Oregon to the beaches of Florida, highlighting the challenges and blessings of following God’s call. Together, they discuss the evolving dynamics of team relationships, the weight of leadership, and the importance of celebrating others before offering correction.
Listeners will gain practical tools for having hard conversations with family, coworkers, or friends, especially in divisive cultural moments. The conversation is heartfelt, humorous, and packed with actionable advice for living intentionally in every relational sphere.

In this thought-provoking episode of "Intentional," Justin Price and Miles Hunter tackle the sensitive issue of how Christians should respond to cultural challenges, particularly when their faith is mocked or misunderstood. They discuss the concept of defending Christianity and explore whether Christians are called to boycott products or people who oppose biblical values. Through a careful examination of scripture, Justin and Miles offer a balanced perspective on how to navigate these situations with wisdom, compassion, and a focus on honoring God. The episode emphasizes the importance of being slow to speak and quick to listen, while also holding firm to one's convictions without alienating others.

In this episode of "Intentional," Justin Price and Miles Hunter dive into the complexities of marriage, exploring how couples can build strong, lasting relationships by following biblical principles. They discuss the cultural distortions of marriage and the importance of honoring and respecting one another within the relationship. With insights on setting boundaries, fostering honest communication, and bringing brokenness into the light, Justin and Miles provide practical steps for couples to grow together in a way that reflects Christ's love.

In this powerful episode of "Intentional," Justin Price and Miles Hunter delve into the concept of legacy and what it takes to build something that lasts. Drawing parallels from the biblical story of Joshua, they explore the challenges and rewards of leading with vision and faith, while also balancing the pressures of personal ambition and God’s timing. Through personal stories and scriptural insights, they provide listeners with practical advice on how to navigate the tension between immediate success and long-term impact, emphasizing the importance of building a strong foundation in Christ.

In this episode of "Intentional," Justin Price and Miles Hunter continue their discussion on the profound yet challenging concept of surrendering to God. They explore how this act of surrender is often unappealing in a culture obsessed with self-made success, yet it is the only true path to peace and fulfillment. They also delve into the responsibility of Christians to live out their faith authentically, especially when surrounded by people who are seemingly "winning" in life without God. Through personal stories and biblical insights, they provide listeners with practical steps to navigate these challenges and lead others to Christ.

In this compelling episode, Justin Price and Miles Hunter engage in a thought-provoking conversation about the challenges and rewards of living as a disciple of Jesus in today’s culture. They explore the contrast between secular promises of success and the deeper fulfillment that comes from a life of surrender and submission to God. Through personal anecdotes and theological insights, they discuss the misconceptions surrounding Christian discipleship and the true meaning of following Jesus.