What happens when the calling youfollowed with your whole heart leaves you exhausted, hurt, and angry at God?

In this episode of The Live Humble Podcast, Jon sits down with Chad—a former youth pastor—to talkhonestly about ministry burnout, anger toward God, and the slow process offinding healing.

Chad shares what it was like tofeel called into ministry, pour himself into serving others, and eventuallystep away from church entirely for a season. He opens up about spiritualexhaustion, unmet expectations, wrestling with God, and learning how to ask forhelp.

This conversation isn’t aboutblaming the Church or walking away from faith. It’sabout humility, healing, and discovering that God is still present—even wheneverything feels broken.

If you’ve ever felt burned out,disillusioned, or unsure how to move forward in your faith, this episode is foryou.

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What does it actually mean to beloved by God?

In Episode 6 of the Live Humble Podcast, Jon Beary is joined by Gabe Kane for a deep, honestconversation about one of the most familiar—and most misunderstood—ideas in theChristian faith: God’s love.

Together, they wrestle with whyGod’s justice often feels easier to understand than His love, how our earliestexperiences shape our ability to receive love, and why “time” may be one of theclearest expressions of love we know. Gabe introduces the Hawaiian concept of aloha—presence and breath—as a way to rethink love assomething shared, received, and lived out.

This episode explores what itmeans to be sons and daughters of God, why Jesus said it was better that He leave so the Holy Spirit could dwell in us, andhow learning to receive God’s love transforms the way we relate to ourfamilies, our communities, and ourselves.

If you’ve ever believed God loves you in theory but struggled to receive that love personally, thisconversation is for you.

What happens when the calling you followed with your whole heart leaves you exhausted, hurt, and angry at God?

In this episode of The Live Humble Podcast, Jon sits down with Chad—a former youth pastor—to talk honestly about ministry burnout, anger toward God, and the slow process of finding healing.

Chad shares what it was like to feel called into ministry, pour himself into serving others, and eventually step away from church entirely for a season. He opens up about spiritual exhaustion, unmet expectations, wrestling with God, and learning how to ask for help.

This conversation isn’t about blaming the Church or walking away from faith.
It’s about humility, healing, and discovering that God is still present—even when everything feels broken.

If you’ve ever felt burned out, disillusioned, or unsure how to move forward in your faith, this episode is for you.

#TheLiveHumblePodcast

What does it actually mean to be loved by God?

In Episode 6 of the Live Humble Podcast, Jon Beary is joined by Gabe Kane for a deep, honest conversation about one of the most familiar—and most misunderstood—ideas in the Christian faith: God’s love.

Together, they wrestle with why God’s justice often feels easier to understand than His love, how our earliest experiences shape our ability to receive love, and why “time” may be one of the clearest expressions of love we know. Gabe introduces the Hawaiian concept of aloha—presence and breath—as a way to rethink love as something shared, received, and lived out.

This episode explores what it means to be sons and daughters of God, why Jesus said it was better that He leave so the Holy Spirit could dwell in us, and how learning to receive God’s love transforms the way we relate to our families, our communities, and ourselves.

If you’ve ever believed God loves you in theory but struggled to receive that love personally, this conversation is for you.

Mark grew up in church and always believed God was real. But when his mom died when he was 14, his trust in God collapsed. For years, he went through the motions—church, youth group, serving—while feeling empty, angry, and disconnected inside.

In this conversation, Mark shares how grief shaped his faith, how easy it was to fake it, and the moments God used to wake him up and draw him back. We talk honestly about disappointment with God, resentment, forgiveness, humility, and what it actually looks like to follow Jesus today.

If you’ve ever felt disillusioned, numb, or angry at God, this episode is for you.

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What if your current struggle is actually God answering your prayers?

In this episode of The Live Humble Podcast, Jon shares a raw, unplanned reflection on dependence, prayer, and the difficult ways God teaches us to trust Him. From uncertainty about provision to learning how much we need the body of Christ, this episode wrestles honestly with what it looks like to follow Jesus when growth comes through discomfort.

This is a conversation about:

• Learning to trust God when answers hurt

• Why prayer often grows out of desperation

• How God uses struggle to teach dependence

• The gift of community and shared faith

• Asking whether following Jesus is still worth it when it costs more than expected

If you’re walking through a hard season and wondering where God is in it, you’re not alone.

If you’ve ever felt tired, discouraged, or wandering in your faith, this episode is for you.

In Episode 3 of the Live Humble Podcast, we look at the simple gospel of Jesus Christ—what it really means, why it still matters today, and how it shapes the way we live, think, and hope.

We talk honestly about brokenness, repentance, belief, and the daily need to preach the gospel to ourselves. And we explore how Jesus invites us into real relationship with God, a restored identity, and a mission that gives our lives purpose.

If you’re feeling far from God, unsure where you stand, or longing for something real, I hope this encourages you:

God is good. God sees you. God has not given up on you.

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Live Humble Podcast, Jesus, eternal life, knowing God, faith, gospel, scripture, community, wisdom, surrender, relationship with God

In this episode, Jon Beary unpacks one of the most foundational questions in the Christian faith: Why did Jesus come to Earth?
Spoiler: it’s bigger than just getting into heaven.

Through scripture, reflection, and honest conversation, Jon explores Jesus’ mission to glorify the Father and give humanity the gift of eternal life — not just someday, but starting now through a real, personal relationship with God.

He dives into the difference between knowing about God and actually knowing Him, the role of scripture in revealing God's heart, and how faith calls us to surrender and trust, not strive and perform. You'll also hear why community is essential, how wisdom works in everyday life, and the power of simply being still before God.

This is an invitation to re-center, re-think, and reconnect with the God who knows you and wants to be known.

• Jesus came to glorify the Father — not just to save us from something, but to bring us into something.

• Eternal life isn’t just a destination; it’s a relationship with God right now.

• There’s a difference between knowing facts about God and walking with Him daily.

• Faith means receiving what we could never earn — a free gift of grace and love.

• Scripture is how we tune our hearts to the voice and character of God.

• We weren’t meant to follow Jesus alone — community matters.

• Honesty with God is the beginning of transformation.

• Wisdom is what happens when truth and obedience meet in real life.

• God invites us to ask, seek, and depend on Him every step of the way.

• Being still isn’t passive — it’s a powerful act of surrender and trust.

📖 Episode Summary🧭 Key Takeaways

What does it look like to follow Jesus in today’s world? In this first episode of The Live Humble Podcast, host Jon Beary shares his story of wrestling with pride, forgiveness, and identity — and how he’s learning to walk with God in humility.

This episode is for anyone searching for faith, struggling with church, or longing to reconnect with God. Jon invites you into an honest, real conversation about dependence on God, finding hope again, and living humbly in a world that often pulls us the other way.