Podcast
Putting God’s Glory Before Our Own
Fitness trainer and internet content creator Dom Fusco talks about two pivotal moments on his spiritual journey and how they shaped him into the passionate Christ follower he is today.
Fitness trainer and internet content creator Dom Fusco talks about two pivotal moments on his spiritual journey and how they shaped him into the passionate Christ follower he is today.
Long story short, I remained on the streets for two years before going to prison, where I served four of an eight-year sentence. While in the county jail, God spoke to me. I began to read the Bible—the old KJV—starting in the Old Testament, even though I didn’t understand much of what I was reading. But God made sure I had everything I needed to get to know Him, including time.
I’ve now been out for over ten amazing years, and all I can say is this: God is good all the time.
In Part 2, Edward Graham shares how God redefined his view of success and identity after leaving the Army. He and Nate Dewberry talk about learning to lead from God’s heart and serving others through Samaritan’s Purse.
We wake to alarms, rush through coffee, fight traffic, answer emails, juggle meetings, pick up the kids, mow the lawn, scroll ourselves to sleep, and then wake up and do it all over again. But beneath the hum of productivity and performance, most of us are bone-tired. Our souls are weary.
In part one of this powerful conversation, Edward Graham, grandson of evangelist Billy Graham, shares how his years as an Army Ranger shaped his faith, leadership, and obedience to God’s call.
Christian recording artist Ben Fuller talks about the insecurities that led to years of addiction, the moment everything changed, and how God’s relentless grace continues to inform and shape his life and music today.
Is there a “right” way to pray? What do you say when your mind is blank or when God feels distant? Jesus didn’t leave us guessing. Redeemed director Nate Dewberry takes a thoughtful journey through the Lord’s Prayer.
Conflict is unavoidable. Whether at home, at work, in friendships, or even within the church, we all face moments of disagreement and tension. Unfortunately, when it comes to conflict, our culture normalizes unhealthy responses, sometimes teaching that the loudest, angriest voice wins, and other times, justifying quiet resentment and passive-aggressive behavior. But Jesus shows us another way. A better way. Conflict is not about overpowering others or passively withdrawing, but about tapping into God’s truth, peace, and strength whenever it arises.
Ultramarathoner Pierce Showe talks about the principles and disciplines that sustain him, whether he’s running a 200-mile race or just riding the rhythms of everyday life.
Psalm 107:2
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