Episode 2: FTK S2E2 A Lost Episode: Revisiting The Sound of Freedom and the Conversation Around It

Episode 6: FTK S2E6 A Hard Lesson Learned

Originally Recorded for the Small Town Summits Podcast In this reflective episode, Don revisits an article he wrote in 2025—later recording it that same year as a personal audio journal—sharing a moment where life forced him to slow down and truly listen. What began as a medical issue became something far deeper. Through the uncertainty, frustration, and recovery, Don came face to face with a lesson he admits he had long overlooked—one that had been present all along, yet hidden in plain sight. With honesty and humility, he walks listeners through that season, unpacking not just the physical challenge, but the spiritual awakening that followed. It’s a story about perspective, about the limits of our own understanding, and about how God often uses disruption to reveal what comfort can conceal. This episode isn’t just a reading—it’s a testimony. A reminder that sometimes the very things we try to push past are the very moments meant to shape us most. Small Town Summits [https://www.smalltownsummits.com/]

Episode 5: FTK S2E5 Proper Etiquette for Visiting Pastors — Part 2

Proper etiquette for pastors visiting other churches isn’t about rigid rules—it’s about honor. Honor for the local shepherd, honor for the gathered body, and ultimately, honor for Christ. When pastors get this right, it strengthens unity across churches and models the kind of servant leadership Scripture calls us to live out.

Episode 4: FTK S2E4 Proper Etiquette for Visiting Pastors — Part 1

When a pastor visits another church, he does not stop being a shepherd—but he does change roles. He is no longer the one leading that flock in that moment. He is a guest. And how he carries himself speaks volumes—not only about his character, but about the church he represents and the Christ he serves. This first part looks at the often-overlooked question: What is proper etiquette for pastors when visiting another church?

Episode 3: FTK S2E3 The Resurgence of Men’s Ministry.

Why younger men are leading the charge—and why the church can’t afford to miss it Across many churches, especially here in New England, something unexpected is happening: men’s ministry is coming back to life. Not as a relic of the past or a recycled program—but as a renewed, grassroots movement. And at the center of it? Younger men—Millennials and Gen Z—who are not just participating, but leading the charge. For years, men’s ministry in many churches quietly faded. After the pandemic, some ministries never resumed operations. Others were reduced to occasional breakfasts or sidelined altogether in favor of broader, more generalized programming. But what many leaders assumed was “outdated” is now being rediscovered as essential. A Generation Looking for Something Real

Episode 2: FTK S2E2 A Lost Episode: Revisiting The Sound of Freedom and the Conversation Around It

In this previously unreleased episode of the Keeping Moving Forward Podcast, we take a thoughtful look at the film Sound of Freedom—not just as a piece of storytelling, but as a cultural moment that sparked intense conversation. The episode explores both the heart behind the film’s message and the controversy that surrounded its release. We examine the real-world issue it seeks to highlight, how audiences responded across the spectrum, and why it became such a flashpoint in public discourse. Rather than offering quick reactions, this episode aims to slow things down—separating fact from speculation, emotion from evidence—and encourages listeners to think critically while remaining compassionate. It’s an honest, balanced conversation about truth, media, and the responsibility we carry when engaging with difficult topics. Though it never originally aired, this “lost episode” remains deeply relevant—inviting us to keep moving forward with clarity, conviction, and discernment.