Episode 15 When Life Shakes You

Episode 16 Jeff Stockett

In this episode, Jeff Stockett opens up about the self doubt he’s faced stepping into ministry, and how God continued to call him even when he felt unqualified. We talk about the difficulty of surrendering your old life, laying everything down, and what it truly means to be made new in Jesus. We also dive into a thoughtful conversation about women in ministry and following God’s calling wherever He leads.

Episode 15 When Life Shakes You

In this episode, Jordan opens up about walking through a frightening situation involving his mom and the emotional weight that came with it. Faced with fear, uncertainty, and the urge to question everything, he shares how he chose to trust God instead of turning to anger. It’s a powerful, honest conversation about faith in the middle of hardship and what it looks like to lean on God when life doesn’t make sense.

Episode 14 George Reidy

George Reidy joins God Talk at the Barbershop to talk about growing up in a Christian home, playing basketball at two Christian universities, and the struggle of finding identity beyond the game. Now leading Hoops4Him Idaho, George is passionate about helping young athletes understand their worth goes far beyond the sport they play. Hoops4him instagram is hoops4HIM.tv

Episode 13 Greg Wiles

Greg Wiles is a longtime educator whose journey from school principal to superintendent has been deeply shaped by his faith. In this episode, Greg shares his personal story—how his beliefs have guided his leadership, influenced his approach to serving students and staff, and helped him navigate challenges in education with purpose and integrity. His reflections offer an inspiring look at leading with conviction, compassion, and a heart for people

Episode 12 Justin’s story

In this episode, Justin the Barber opens up about his personal journey of faith—the highs, the lows, and the lessons learned along the way.. Real, honest, and encouraging, this episode gives listeners a glimpse of how faith shows up behind the barber chair.