JCLP 111: The Faith You Hoped They'd Have. (w/ Guest; Harold Benecke)

JCLP 113: Rediscovering Church in a New Season. (w/ Guest; Mindy Chapman)

In this episode of Jesus-Centric Life, Pastor Josh and Donna sit down with Mindy Chapman to talk about the shift that happens when kids are grown, and life looks different—exploring what it means to stay rooted in church, find renewed purpose, and embrace the significance of this next season.

JCLP 112: Trusting God Through the Deepest Pain. (w/ Guests; Dave & Sheri Himmelburg)

In this episode of Jesus-Centric Life, Pastor Josh and Donna sit down with Dave and Sheri Himmelburg to share their journey through the tragic loss of their son, Sean. With honesty and courage, they talk about grief, faith, and what it looks like to keep holding onto God in the middle of unimaginable pain.

JCLP 111: The Faith You Hoped They'd Have. (w/ Guest; Harold Benecke)

Pastor Josh and Donna talk with Harold Beneke about the reality of parenting adult children with different faith journeys. With honesty and grace, they explore the tension, the questions, and how to hold onto hope when the story isn’t what you expected.

JCLP 110: Faith in the Unknown. (w/ Guest; Kathy Boye)

In this episode of Jesus Centric Life, Pastor Josh and Donna sit down with Kathy Boye as she shares her story of walking through an intense and uncertain season where nothing was in her control. With honesty and depth, she reflects on what it looked like to live in the unknown, how her faith was tested, and where she experienced God in the middle of it all.

JCLP 109: Faith and Family: Why It’s Harder Than We Thought. (w/ Guest; Sarah Krepel)

Faith and family often sound like they should fit together naturally—but many parents discover it’s harder than they expected. In this episode of Jesus Centric Life, Sarah and Josh Krepel join the conversation to talk honestly about the challenges of raising a family in faith, the pressures families face today, and the tension between what we hope for spiritually and what real life actually looks like.