Perspective I Nathan Hoogshagen

Lessons Learned in the Beginning of Ministry I Joe Jackson

Y'all have heard his wife, Gracie Jackson, on the podcast but today you get to hear from Joe Jackson! Joe is in full time ministry in Superior, Nebraska and in has learned some really big lessons in his first few years doing ministry. Trusting God with the spiritual growth in the lives of the people we minister to is easier said than done. Joe opens up about the struggles it was to lay that at the feet of Jesus, and then to LEAVE it at the feet of Jesus instead of trying to pick it back up again. We serve a God who is always teaching us, shaping us, and refining us to walk in the things He has prepared for us to do!

Faithful In The "No" I Ben Simms

Ben Simms CEO of Lifeline Christian Mission, comes on the podcast and shares his journey through the "no"s but also how God has used those "no"s and turned them into great God Stories literally around the world!

Little By Little I Will Hofmann

Following The Lord is a lifelong journey. He changes us over time. The little moments in this life build on each other, and eventually we can look back and see how God orchestrated everything to make us more like Him. When Will was in college, his only idea of God was that He was a judge who only liked "good people," but over time, Will developed a clearer and deeper understanding of who God is and His heart for His people. In this episode, Will shares his journey to living for Jesus in Community.

All About The Gospel I Nathan Boldt

Join Nathan Boldt as he shares his journey from childhood preacher to Texas church planter. Through years of ministry, Nathan has distilled his calling down to one simple truth: life is too short for church division. In this episode, he challenges us to get back to the basics—sharing the Gospel, showing the love of Christ, and sharing a meal with our neighbors. Stop missing the forest for the trees. It’s time to stay on mission by loving and living like Jesus.

Away From The Noise I Aubrey Jeppson

Aubrey Jeppson and her family traveled the country in an RV for three years! Three years of exploring, driving, trying new things, and—most importantly—three years of no busy schedules. They didn’t have any places they had to be or tasks they had to do; they simply got to be. The Jeppsons saw and did incredible things, but the biggest takeaway from their adventure was a spiritual one. The Jeppson family hasn’t been the same since their journey, and we got to talk all about it in this episode!