S4E5: Sailor Shelton-Crump

S4E8: Tim Allen

This week on the Gospelcast, we sit down with our first-ever artist feature—Tim Allen, also known as Tallent. In this conversation, we go beyond the music. We talk about leadership, using your platform with purpose, and what it looks like to invest in the next generation through mentoring and community impact. Tallent isn’t just creating music—he’s stewarding influence. Tim takes us through his testimony of finding faith in Christ after searching for meaning and fulfillment in all the wrong places. If you care about reaching people where they are, especially in today’s culture, this episode will challenge you to think differently about how your gifts can be used for something greater. Connect with Tim on TikTok and Youtube: @timtallentmusic WANT TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST? If today’s episode spoke to you and you’d like to be part of what God’s doing through in the next generation, you can give here. Your support fuels future episodes. ➤ https://www.f2fmi.org/invest [https://www.f2fmi.org/invest] Other ways to connect with us: Instagram/TikTok: @f2fmi Thanks for watching! Drop a comment and let us know about your favorite moment from this week’s episode.

S4E7: Auden Gilbert

In this episode of the Gospelcast, Tom sits down with Auden Gilbert for a conversation that’s equal parts meaningful and fun. After a full year of mentoring together, they reflect on the journey—highlighting key moments of growth, honest conversations, and the kind of investment that shapes a young leader’s life. Along the way, Tom doesn’t hold back—probing into Auden’s world a bit, from his perspectives on relationships to the real-life lessons that come with stepping into adulthood. But at the heart of this episode is Auden’s story. He opens up about his family background—growing up in a home marked by Christian service, fostering, and adoption. It’s a picture of a full, busy household where love wasn’t just talked about, it was lived out daily. That environment shaped in him a deep compassion for people and a genuine desire to serve others. This episode is a window into what happens when intentional mentorship meets a life already rooted in service—and how God uses both to form the next generation of leaders. WANT TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST? If today’s episode spoke to you and you’d like to be part of what God’s doing through in the next generation, you can give here. Your support fuels future episodes. ➤ https://www.f2fmi.org/invest [https://www.f2fmi.org/invest] Other ways to connect with us: Instagram/TikTok: @f2fmi Thanks for watching! Drop a comment and let us know about your favorite moment from this week’s episode.

S4E6: Logan Wood

It started with a coffee shop conversation—proof that sometimes a calling begins with a simple moment and the courage to say yes. In this episode of the Gospelcast, Tom sits down with Logan Wood, our new MREP for the Berkshires. After a meeting with Logan’s parents—longtime supporters of the ministry—Tom learned that Logan had a growing desire to pursue ministry. Rather than pointing him toward a classroom, Tom invited him to start coming along on the road. Logan accepted the invitation and simply showed up. Over the past year that invitation has taken Logan far beyond the Berkshires. He traveled to Reno to be part of CityFest, attended a HowToLife retreat in Kentucky, sat in on leadership gatherings with pastors across New England, and joined the Pulse 100 and the Global Network of Evangelists. Along the way, Logan has also stepped into international missions, traveling twice to Romania and meeting other young believers who share a passion for reaching their generation with the Gospel. Logan reflects on what it’s like to explore a calling to ministry at nineteen—learning on the road, encountering new cultures, and discovering how God often shapes a calling through relationships and real-world experiences. Stories like Logan’s remind us that raising up the next generation of leaders doesn’t always start with a program—it often begins with an invitation, a willingness to invest in young people, and the faith to see what God might do through the next “yes.” WANT TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST? If today’s episode spoke to you and you’d like to be part of what God’s doing through in the next generation, you can give here. Your support fuels future episodes. ➤ https://www.f2fmi.org/invest [https://www.f2fmi.org/invest] Other ways to connect with us: Instagram/TikTok: @f2fmi Thanks for watching! Drop a comment and let us know about your favorite moment from this week’s episode.

S4E5: Sailor Shelton-Crump

In this episode of the Gospelcast, Tom sits down with Sailor Shelton-Crump, a Ministry Representative (MREP) serving in Panama City, Florida. Sailor shares the story of how she first connected with Faith 2 Faith Ministries and what led her to join the team. Together, they explore Sailor’s role serving at her local church, Forest Park Church in Panama City, and how her involvement there has become a training ground for leadership and ministry. Sailor reflects on the importance of mentorship, learning to serve faithfully in the local church, and how God uses everyday opportunities to develop the next generation of leaders. This conversation offers a glimpse into how Faith 2 Faith Ministries is helping equip young leaders to serve their local churches and communities while growing in their calling to influence the next generation for Christ. You can watch Sailor on Youtube here: ➤ https://www.youtube.com/@sailor.karaleena [https://www.youtube.com/@sailor.karaleena] WANT TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST? If today’s episode spoke to you and you’d like to be part of what God’s doing through in the next generation, you can give here. Your support fuels future episodes. ➤ https://www.f2fmi.org/invest [https://www.f2fmi.org/invest] Other ways to connect with us: Instagram/TikTok: @f2fmi Thanks for watching! Drop a comment and let us know about your favorite moment from this week’s episode.

S4E4: Joe Paskewich

S4E4: “I tend to run toward chaos…” with Joe Paskewich In this episode of the Gospelcast, Tom interviews his pastor of twenty years, Joe Paskewich. Together they look back on how Pastor Joe believed in Tom early on and opened the door for Faith 2 Faith’s first ministry partnership in Eastern Connecticut. With retirement on the horizon, Joe shares what he’s learned about building a lasting ministry and how he’s navigating the transition into this next chapter. WANT TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST? If today’s episode spoke to you and you’d like to be part of what God’s doing through in the next generation, you can give here. Your support fuels future episodes. ➤ https://www.f2fmi.org/invest [https://www.f2fmi.org/invest] Other ways to connect with us: Instagram/TikTok: @f2fmi Thanks for watching! Drop a comment and let us know about your favorite moment from this week’s episode.