You Can Believe in Jesus and Still Not Follow Him

Finding Your Own Faith with Ian Knechtle

In this episode, Ian Knechtle shares his journey of faith, identity, and relationships, reflecting on growing up in a Christian family and the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, accountability, and building a faith that is personally owned rather than imposed. Together, Ian and Jason explore how strong relationships with God, family, and community build resilience amid distractions, misplaced worship, and cultural pressure, emphasizing grace alongside personal responsibility and a welcoming, non-judgmental church environment. The conversation also touches on parenting, unconditional love, and navigating complex social realities with compassion, concluding that a grounded relationship with Jesus Christ is the only true constant in a changing world.

You Can Believe in Jesus and Still Not Follow Him

Geoff is an MLB chaplain for the San Diego Padres, serving athletes and staff in high-pressure environments with a steady presence and trust. He’s also a father and husband, and the Executive Director of Omuto Uganda, leading long-term community development work in East Africa. 00:00 Geoff’s Journey Begins 09:52 Navigating Life’s Challenges 19:55 The Call to Forgiveness and Growth 31:03 The Real Cost of Forgiveness 34:45 Why Scripture Still Matters 38:48 Building Trust in Community 41:56 Why Vulnerability Is Hard 49:47 Supporting Leaders Behind the Scenes 56:54 The Power of Encouragement 59:45 The Weight of Imposter Syndrome 01:02:01 Expectations vs. Reality 01:04:54 Overcoming Doubt Through Faith 01:08:59 Vulnerability in Leadership 01:12:54 Finding Purpose Through Service 01:17:39 How This Podcast Has Evolved

When Travel Turns Into a Prophetic Calling

In this conversation, Christopher Hill shares his journey from a transformative experience in South Africa to founding Hands Up Holidays, a travel company that combines meaningful community service with travel. He discusses the role of faith in his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges faced in building a business, and the importance of family and values in both personal and professional life. Christopher emphasizes the significance of raising children with faith and the ongoing nature of personal transformation and growth.

Beating Stage 4 Cancer: A Story of Miracles & Second Chances w/ Florence Shaffer | Ep. 32

In this episode, Jason and Florence dive into her journey of beating stage 4 cancer through unconventional healing. They unpack what it means to thrive in a chaotic world—physically, mentally, and spiritually—while exploring total human optimization, the power of human connection, and the difference between traditional religion and having a personal relationship with the Creator.

Experiencing God vs. Following Doctrine - Priya Garg | Ep.31

Jason and Priya Garg explore spirituality, personal growth, identity, discussing transformative experiences, enlightened teachers, and universal truths across faiths. They highlight the role of skepticism, experiential learning, and personal agency in spiritual journeys. The conversation introduces 'The Nurturing Place,' a holistic wellness initiative for mental, emotional, physical and spiritual well-being. Topics include past life regression, the limitations of language in spiritual experiences, and the autistic community's spiritual perceptions. They emphasize humility, love, and open dialogue in bridging faiths.