What Is The Lost Sheep Podcast?

Not The Conclusion

A conversation on hope, healing, identity, and the reminder that our present condition does not define our final destination. Featuring a special Shepherd of the Week dedicated to our spiritual directors and a practical prayer practice encouraging listeners to seek spiritual direction for themselves.

What We Overcome

Growth rarely comes without resistance. This week we discuss why the greatest obstacles often carry the greatest opportunities for transformation. From personal struggles to sacrifice for others, we explore what it means to endure with purpose instead of fear. In honor of Memorial Day, we dedicate this episode to reflecting on the courage and sacrifice of our veterans and all those who have served. Featuring a practical prayer practice focused on grounding each day in the right intention.

What Is The Lost Sheep Podcast?

In this special episode, we pull back the curtain on The Lost Sheep Podcast and share the story behind why we started it. From meaningful conversations and practical faith to culture, philosophy, and the search for truth, we reflect on what this podcast has become and where we hope it’s going. A conversation about mission, friendship, faith, and why asking deeper questions matters.

Changing the Ending

Your story isn’t finished. In Episode 87, we reflect on C. S. Lewis’s insight that while we can’t change our beginning, we can still change our ending. We talk about redemption, growth, and the invitation to begin again—right now. Alongside our Shepherd of the Week, Alex Gruchot, we introduce a practical prayer practice centered on Eucharistic adoration to help ground us in God’s presence.

Is It Ever Enough?

Inspired by the line “Never enough for me” from The Greatest Showman, this week we explore the tension between striving and contentment. What does it mean to believe life is never enough—and how does that shape the way we live, work, and relate to others? We dive into the question of what “enough” actually is, and whether peace comes from getting more… or from seeing differently.