Join Bree as she discusses the disease of bitterness and how Believers in Christ can transition out of this infectious mindset, and emerge better because of it.

Join Bree as she speaks with Pastor Merv McNair about how God transitioned him from youth ministry to starting a church and becoming a head pastor.

Join Bree as she converses with missionary Erin Lang who grew up as a policeman’s kid. They discuss how God has proved Himself faithful and good in her life even in the transitional seasons.

Join Bree and her pastor’s wife, Britan Johnson, as they answer lingering questions about why people disassemble from the church. Britan provides sound biblical answers from a ministerial perspective, and they also consider ways the church can help to encourage disassemblers to come back “home.”

Join Bree as she interviews a friend who explains his reasons for why he has chosen to disassemble himself from the church.

Join Bree as she discusses some of the reasons why people forsake the fellowship of God’s people, and also concludes with a true testimony that provides us with hope for the disassembled.

Join Bree as she and her husband Pete pick up where they left off in the previous episode. They discuss how God can use personal life transitions to help provide advice for those who take similar paths as their own.

Join Bree as she shares her own testimony to conclude the podcast’s introductory series. Her husband Pete also adds to the conversation with how the Lord led him into his career as a law enforcement officer. SPOILER ALERT: This episode is To Be Continued next week!

Join Bree as she continues the conversation about life’s transitional seasons with her second guest, pastor’s son, Daniel Dickey. Bree and Daniel discuss how God can use anyone for His glory, even pastor’s kids who transition to careers outside of the full time ministry.

In this first episode, Bree Gallion begins the discussion about life’s transitional seasons by interviewing fellow pastor’s daughter who is now a pastor’s wife, Cheré Folger. Join Bree and Cheré as they converse about the highs and lows of growing up in full time ministry, and also consider reasons why some pastor’s kids continue in full time ministry like their parents while others steer toward different paths.