Brett and I discuss his shift from songwriting and worship leading to full-time counseling. We talk about feeling unequipped in our roles, how God shapes us through that, and how He puts people in our lives to help us along the way.

I sit down with Lindsay Mattingly, one of our worship leaders at Fellowship Brentwood, and we discuss a sermon she gave for a student ministry worship camp. We talked about the best way to enter a worship service, focusing on gratitude and reverence.

In this episode, I interview Josh and Steph Arnold, two of our amazing Worship Arts volunteers and talk through their story of ministry and calling.

In this episode, I interview Rob Howard, author of "Face to Face" and "Morning, Noon, & Night." Rob walks through his story of learning to bring his whole heart to God, moving from the duty of religion to the delight of a face to face relationship with Jesus.

I sit down with Luke Brown and we discuss faith vs. fear in the context of obedience in the midst of uncertainty. We talk about his shift from full-time music to owning a business, and how that challenges the notion of passion/purpose/vocation.

Tim and I used to be on staff together at Fellowship, and on this episode we discuss his vocational shift into Shepherding Ministry with Standing Stone. We also explore his experience with sobriety and how that has shaped his understanding of grace and community.

Will and I discuss what revelation and response look like in Young Adults ministry. We get into topics like being doers of the word and not just hearers, as well as the importance of community and how faith affects our everyday lives. 

In this episode I sit down with Rob Sweet and we discuss the hymn, "Great Is Thy Faithfulness." Similar to how he might exposit a scripture passage for a sermon, Rob walks through the song verse by verse and unpacks its meaning and application for our lives.