Ep. 26 | A Heart for Easter

Ep. 30 | Ministry as a Seminarian with Ben Wemhoff

Our ultimate vocation is to love. Even as seminarians are discerning the priesthood, they are still living out their vocation to love. Daniel visits with seminarian Ben Wemhoff as he shares his vocation journey and the different ministries he experiences and shares God's love while in seminary.

Ep. 29 | Interior Life of a Leader with Matt Allen

In the world of municipal budgets and public policy, logic usually reigns supreme. But for City Manager Matt Allen, there is a deeper layer to the decision-making process. On today’s episode, we step inside the interior life of a public leader to discuss the Holy Spirit. From childhood moments of grace to navigating high-stakes responsibilities with humility, Matt shares how he recognizes the promptings of the Spirit in his daily life. Join us for a unique cross-denominational conversation on what it looks like to be pursued by God and how authentic faith transcends the boundaries of a church building.

Ep. 28 | Trying to go to Confession as a Protestant with Seminarian Jack Wingate

In this episode, Seminarian Jack Wingate shares his powerful journey of faith. Starting out as a baptized Methodist, to attending Lutheran services, to eventually taking a full “nose dive” into Catholicism. Now a 4th year at the House of Formation in Wichita, Kansas, Jack reflects on the experiences and desire that drew him deeper into the Catholic faith. Along the way, he opens up about thirsting for Christ’s mercy in the confessional and what that longing revealed about his spiritual journey.

Ep. 27 | Lion of Unity: Pope Leo XIV

Four months ago, Daniel and Tom stood in the heart of the Vatican and watched Pope Leo XIV kiss babies and share his meek smile. In this episode, Daniel and Tom dive into the powerhouse story of Robert Francis Prevost—the South Side valedictorian who became Pope Leo XIV. He’s a priest, a missionary, and the first American to ever wear the Fisherman's Ring.

Ep. 26 | A Heart for Easter

The Easter season orients our hearts to leave the empty tomb. What are the empty tombs in our lives that Christ is pulling us out of? These are the moments that we can come to better understand and hear Christ's Resurrection in our daily lives!