Unfiltered w/ Jason Gaszak

In this episode of Unfiltered, Jason challenges parents to intentionally raise children who follow Christ in a culture that increasingly opposes biblical truth. He explores why faith must be cultivated at home, how everyday moments shape lasting convictions, and why preparing children to stand on God's Word is more important than helping them fit into the world. The reminder is clear: culture will change, but God's truth never will.

Leadership isn’t proven on a stage—it’s proven at home. Jason challenges leaders to stop chasing influence at the expense of integrity and remember that no amount of public success can compensate for private neglect.

If we know better, why do we keep ending up in the same place? In this episode of Unfiltered, Pastor Jason Gaszak breaks down why most of us don’t have a knowledge problem—we have a pattern problem. From ignoring warning signs to confusing regret with real repentance, Jason challenges us to stop treating the symptoms and start dealing with what’s underneath. Cycles can be broken. Patterns can change. But real change requires a change of direction.

Knowing the truth isn’t the same as living it. In this episode of Unfiltered, Pastor Jason Gaszak challenges the gap between hearing God’s Word and actually putting it into practice. From chasing feelings to building consistent habits, Jason unpacks why information doesn’t produce transformation—application does. Truth can show you the way. Discipline is what gets you there.

The things that once shocked you can eventually stop bothering you—and what you repeatedly tolerate can start shaping who you become. In this episode of Unfiltered, Pastor Jason Gaszak and Austin Gaszak talk about the slow drift of normalization, how culture shapes us through repetition, and why Christians have to be intentional about what influences their hearts and minds. You become what you normalize. So what are you allowing to become normal?

Everybody has convictions—until they cost something. In this episode of Unfiltered, Pastor Jason Gaszak sits down with Austin Gaszak and Beccah Carman to talk about standing firm when culture pushes you to compromise. From the approval trap to the slow drift away from truth, they unpack what it means to choose biblical conviction over cultural acceptance. Culture changes. God’s truth doesn’t.