Failing My Ministry Career Led Me To Law Enforcement

Scripture Can Be Used AGAINST You!

In this episode, Justin sits down with a man whose journey took him from growing up in Texas and being raised in the church to studying law. He shares how law school challenged the way he thought, shaped his worldview, and impacted his faith. We also discuss his current career, why it's critical for Christians to be grounded in Scripture, and the serious consequences when pastors choose not to faithfully preach God's truth. Along the way, he offers practical wisdom for believers who want to develop a sound understanding of the Bible and stand firm in a culture full of competing voices. And if you've ever wondered what to do if you're stung by a tarantula hawk, don't worry—we cover that too.

I'll Take My Chances

In this episode Justin sits down with a U.S. Navy Seal who shares his journey through military service, marriage, fatherhood, faith, and the challenges that came with each season of life. From crazy stories from Navy Seal training to raising a family while stationed overseas, he opens up with honesty and humility about the lessons he's learned along the way. We also discuss the difficult transition many veterans face when returning from combat and re-entering everyday life and why it's okay to wrestle with doubt in your faith. Through it all, he shares how God has taught him a powerful truth: you can never out-give your Heavenly Father. Whether you're a veteran, a family member of someone who served, or simply someone navigating faith and life's challenges, this conversation offers encouragement, perspective, and hope.

Cultivate THESE Kinds of Friendships!

What does it mean to find your purpose, navigate stress, and live out your faith as a teenager today? In this episode, Justin sits down with a remarkable young woman who shares her journey of discovering that life is about something bigger than herself and realizing that God has a purpose for her life. She opens up about the value of having close friends you can trust, be honest with, and lean on through life's challenges. She also shares how her perspective on stress has changed over time, learning that stress isn't something to ignore or dismiss, but something that needs to be understood and handled in healthy ways. Most importantly, she talks about being bold in her faith and why sharing the hope of Jesus with others matters. Whether you're a teenager, a parent, or someone looking for encouragement in your own walk with Christ, this conversation is filled with wisdom, authenticity, and hope.

Failing My Ministry Career Led Me To Law Enforcement

He thought he was going to spend his life in full-time ministry. Instead, God led him down a path he never expected. In this episode, Justin sits down with a law enforcement officer who wears many hats. From attending college to become a pastor, serving alongside his wife in music ministry, and moving to Maine to pastor a small church, his journey has been anything but ordinary. When ministry alone wasn't enough to provide for his growing family, he stepped into law enforcement—a calling that opened new opportunities to serve people in some of life's most difficult moments. Whether he's wearing a badge, helping lead worship, or spending time with his family, his passion for helping people shines through.

The World's Best Husband, Processing Grief, and Owning a Campground

In this episode, Justin sits down with two incredible women from Moss Brook Church — one serving as an administrative assistant and the other leading children’s ministry. They share about upcoming church events, the programs and tools we use at Moss Brook, and the heart behind serving the local church every day. They also open up about their personal journeys of faith, how they met their husbands, started their families, walked through seasons of grief, and what it means to raise children to know and follow Christ. This conversation is full of encouragement, honesty, and practical wisdom for families, parents, and anyone wanting to grow deeper in their faith.