In this opening episode of the series God, Goodness, and the Problem of Pain, we wrestle with one of the most difficult questions of faith: Why do bad things happen to good people? Through Scripture, and historical insight, we explore how suffering and God’s goodness can coexist—and how Jesus meets us in our pain.

In this no-punches-pulled episode, Jason exposes the crisis of unhealthy leadership within the modern Church—from spiritual manipulation and celebrity culture to flat-out unqualified pastors running unchecked.

Drawing from scripture, personal experience, and real stories from the faith trenches, “The Pulpit Needs a Purge” challenges listeners to rethink everything—from how we define success in ministry to what Jesus would say if He walked into our churches today.

This is a healing, and hopeful call to reform, repentance, and revival. If you've ever been hurt by church leadership, questioned the structure, or longed for something more Christ-centered—this one is for you.

In this episode of Faith in Context, Jason unpacks how to hire pastoral staff with wisdom and integrity. From post-COVID urgency to long-term accountability, learn how to avoid rushed decisions, align expectations, and build a healthy leadership culture rooted in prayer, clarity, and spiritual discernment. Whether you’re a pastor or part of a search team, this episode is packed with insight to help you hire well and lead better.

In a world obsessed with instant results, many Christians expect faith to work like a microwave—fast, clean, and dramatic. But real transformation? That’s crockpot slow. In this episode of Faith In Context, Jason Graham invites you into a deeper, grace-filled conversation about discipleship that doesn't rush the process.

Whether you're walking with someone who’s growing slowly, or you are that someone—this episode will challenge your expectations, encourage your soul, and remind you that God is never in a hurry, but He’s always on time.

In the series finale, we’re not just wrapping up—we’re looking forward. This episode is about healing from unhealthy leadership dynamics, honoring what’s been good, and boldly building churches that reflect the heart of Jesus.

In this episode of our series, When Church Becomes a Family Business, we're talking about what happens when church leadership becomes too exclusive—and how to rebuild with openness, humility, and biblical truth.
Jesus modeled a leadership table that was wide, diverse, and full of unexpected invitations. Now it’s our turn.
Let’s move from maintaining circles to multiplying the mission. Let’s heal, invite, and lead like Christ.

🎧 Listen now and discover how we can build churches that truly reflect the heart of Jesus.

When church finances go silent, trust breaks down. Let’s talk transparency, stewardship, and how to lead with integrity—especially when family is on the payroll.

It started with a shared vision… and now the whole staff shares a last name. Coincidence? Or culture? In this episode, we dive into what happens when church leadership stays in the family—how it can build trust, block growth, or blur the line between calling and convenience. It’s honest, fun, and just spicy enough to make you say, “Wait… have they been to our church?” No shade—just real talk, a few laughs, and a challenge to build healthier leadership for the long haul.