TWO faces of FAITH

Aim Small, Miss Small

Have you ever been so focused on the wrong thing that you missed what really mattered? In this episode of the Killshot series, I kick things off with the story of losing a fishing rod that was only about six hours old while fishing with my dad. It was frustrating in the moment, but it taught me a lesson that goes far beyond fishing. We live in a world full of distractions. The enemy doesn’t always have to pull us completely off course—sometimes he just has to get our eyes off the true target. As followers of Christ, we’re called to fix our eyes on Him, not on the chaos around us. Just like the old saying goes, “Aim small, miss small.” The more intentional we are with our focus, the less likely we are to drift spiritually. So, settle in, and let’s talk about what it really means to keep Christ as the center of your aim—because where your focus goes, your life follows.

Preparation Before The Harvest

This week we dive into lesson 2: Preparation before the Harvest. As Christians, and outdoorsmen we have to start preparing well before the season hits. weather its deer season, or God calling us into a different season of life, preparation is KEY!

The Call

After a 12-week break from recording, God in the Timber is back! In this week’s episode, we discuss what has changed over the past 12 weeks, including leading the Killshot Coffee Co. Ambassador Bible Study, starting a new job, and some of the ways God has been working during the time away. We also introduce the direction of the next several episodes as we begin walking through the lessons from the Killshot Coffee Co. Bible Study. Lesson one focuses on “The Call” and what it means to answer when God calls us to step out in faith and obedience. Whether you’re in a deer stand, on the tractor, headed to work, or sitting around the campfire, we pray this episode encourages you to seek God’s will for your life and boldly answer His call.

The Prodigal Son w/ Jeremy Moore

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Jeremy Moore, a former Marine turned pastor from Ohio, whose life story is nothing short of remarkable. Jeremy opens up about the battles he fought long after leaving the military—the inner war, the wandering, and the moment he finally found his way home. With honesty and humility, he shares how his journey mirrors the biblical story of the Prodigal Son, and how grace met him in the places he least expected. His testimony is raw, redemptive, and deeply human. If you’ve ever felt lost, far from God, or unsure how to return, Jeremy’s story will remind you that no distance is too great and no past too broken for a comeback.

The Post Season Lull

In this episode of the God in the Timber podcast, I talk about that shift from the rush of hunting season into the quiet lull that follows. It’s a time when the woods slow down — and if I’m honest, it forces me to slow down too. I dive into what it really means to be still in a world that’s always pushing us to stay busy, and how those quiet moments tend to bring up thoughts we usually try to outrun. I share how I’ve been learning that this season of stillness isn’t empty — it’s an invitation from God. An invitation to trust Him more, to listen closer, and to grow in ways that don’t always happen when life is loud. My hope is that this conversation encourages you to lean into the quiet instead of fighting it, and to see stillness as a place where real personal and spiritual growth can take root.