What does Frodo’s burden, Sam’s loyalty, and Aragorn’s calling have to do with following Jesus? In this episode, we step into Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings and uncover how its themes of temptation, sacrifice, fellowship, and hope mirror the Christian walk. Just as Middle-earth’s heroes press on through darkness toward the light, we too are called to keep walking the way of Christ.

What happens when you meet God in the secret place? In this episode of Walk the Way, we talk about hearing God’s voice, receiving visions, and the courage it takes to accept your calling. If you’re wondering if God is speaking to you — or if it’s time to finally say yes — this one’s for you.

This week on Walk the Way, we sit down with Melaina, D1 lacrosse player and host of The Armor The Athlete, for an early morning conversation at Mukai you won’t want to miss. Melaina opens up about her faith journey—from first coming to know Jesus to learning how to walk with Him through the highs and lows of college athletics.

We talk about what it means to follow Christ in a competitive environment, how faith shapes identity and performance on and off the field, and how spiritual discipline plays a role in staying grounded as a student-athlete. Melaina also shares moments where faith and team culture collided, how she leads spiritually among her teammates, and the Bible verses that fuel her both in victory and defeat.

If you’ve ever wondered how to live boldly for Christ in high-performance spaces—or if you’re a young athlete asking, “Can I really do both?”—this episode is for you.

🎧 And be sure to check out Melaina’s own podcast, The Armor The Athlete, where faith and fitness collide: The Armor The Athlete on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@thearmortheathlete?si=Xie61Ey4BrdL9UxE

In this episode of Walk the Way, we dive into what it means to walk in the way of Jesus—right here in the real world.

Meet Gillian, a passionate educator whose story begins in a Spanish class at MSU, where she met Isaac. From classrooms to church pews, Gillian shares how her faith shapes her work with students from all walks of life.

We explore questions like:

How does following Jesus impact the way we teach, serve, and welcome others?

What does it look like to love your neighbor in a town like Bozeman—especially when your neighbor is new to the country?

And how can the local church rise to meet the needs of a growing immigrant community?

With wisdom, heart, and a love for languages, Gillian offers practical insight and hope for building bridges—one step at a time.

Tune in as we ask: How do we walk the way of Jesus… right where we are?

In this episode, we sit down with Sheriff Dan Springer to talk about life behind the badge. From the challenges of modern law enforcement to the personal convictions that guide his leadership, this conversation goes beyond the uniform. We explore what justice, community, and service mean on—and off—the clock. Whether you’re curious about law enforcement or passionate about public service, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Let’s face it—clocking in on Monday doesn’t usually feel like holy ground. But what if your 9-to-5 is actually sacred space? In this episode, we talk about what it means to profess Christ right where you are—whether you’re in a cubicle, behind a counter, or on a construction site. No pulpits required. We’ll explore how your daily grind can reflect God’s glory, how excellence in your work can preach louder than words, and why you don’t have to slap a fish sticker on your laptop to be a witness. Join us as we walk the way… right into the workplace.

Join us as we dive into the remarkable story of the early church—a community that lived out a profound family-like bond rooted in sharing, unity, and purpose. In this podcast, we explore surprising insights from Acts 2, where believers held all things in common and created a space where people from diverse nations and languages came together with a shared identity.

Each episode unpacks one of the four foundational elements that defined this early church family:

• The Apostles’ Teaching: Discover how the legacy of Jesus’ words and actions, now enshrined in the Bible, became the cornerstone of a community committed to living out His teachings.

• Fellowship: Explore the natural, Spirit-inspired fellowship that nurtured authentic relationships and propelled the early church on a mission of care and evangelism.

• Breaking of Bread: Reflect on the significance of shared meals—from the memorable Lord’s Supper to everyday gatherings—that continually reminded believers of their unity in Christ.

• Prayer: Understand the power of constant, communal communication with God, and how prayer served as the heartbeat of this spiritually vibrant family.

In a modern world where authentic intimacy and true fellowship can be hard to come by, this podcast challenges us to reclaim the core themes of our faith—prayer, the Bible, shared meals, and a Spirit-filled community—anchoring us in the love of Jesus over selfish interests.

Tune in for thoughtful discussions, historical insights, and practical reflections that invite you to experience the transformative power of a family built on shared values and enduring bonds.

What if evangelism isn’t about duty, pressure, or persuasion—but about joy? In this episode of Walk the Way, we dive into the true nature of sharing the gospel, not as a chore, but as an overflow of delight in Christ.

We’ll explore why humans naturally share good news, how C.S. Lewis connects joy with proclamation, and what makes the gospel distinct from any other good news. We’ll also break down common misconceptions—no, evangelism isn’t a recruitment drive—and highlight the importance of listening, meeting people where they are, and speaking to their real struggles.

With Scripture as our guide, we’ll unpack Psalm 16:11, the promise of Jesus’ return, and how evangelism is ultimately an act of love, not obligation. So, let’s rethink evangelism—not as a burden, but as the natural response to finding something too good to keep to ourselves.

Bloh Post Link : https://mcnallymissions.wixsite.com/website/post/sharing-the-gospel-in-truth-and-love

With countless Christian denominations and differing doctrines, theology can feel like a tangled mess—complicated, divisive, and, let’s be honest, sometimes exhausting. If doctrine is supposed to unite believers, why does it so often seem to do the opposite?

Walk the Way dives into the role of theology and doctrine in Christian unity and everyday life. We’ll break down key terms, explore church history, and tackle tough questions: What beliefs are essential for unity? How does doctrine shape the way we live? And what happens when theology becomes just head knowledge without heart transformation?

Through Scripture, history, and real-life application, this podcast uncovers how sound doctrine isn’t just about beliefs—it’s about becoming more like Jesus. Because in the end, theology isn’t just for theologians; it’s for every believer walking the way of Christ.

Here is Isaac's Blog If you're interested! Hope it encourages you!

https://mcnallymissions.wixsite.com/website/post/is-christian-theology-and-doctrine-practically-relevant

Welcome to Walk the Way, where we tiptoe through the minefield of modern politics with grace—or at least without blowing up completely. Today, we’re calling out the left for their toxic apathy, the right for their lone wolf syndrome, and everyone in between for pretending it’s fine. Spoiler: It’s not. Stick around; this is gonna be fun… or at least uncomfortable. here is the link to allie stuckey's book. Order Now! https://www.toxicempathy.com/. also find her on audible and spotify.