Podcast
From Tragedy to Global Impact | Micah McElveen
Micah McElveen, founder and CEO of Vapor Ministries, narrates his path from catastrophic injury to serving the most impoverished people on earth.
Micah McElveen, founder and CEO of Vapor Ministries, narrates his path from catastrophic injury to serving the most impoverished people on earth.
Wren Aaron, a longtime veteran of both the ministerial and coaching fields, shares some guiding principles of leadership, discipleship, and maintaining relationships.
Marriage in Focus founders Chris and Karla Hines share thoughtful insights for fighting constructively, sharing honestly, and growing spiritually.
Maybe you’ve heard the name Frank Abagnale—the real-life con artist who became famous in the film Catch Me If You Can. Before the age of 21, he successfully convinced the world that he was, among other things, an airline pilot, doctor, and lawyer. Each identity came with confidence, credentials, and applause. And for a while, the masks worked—Abagnale fooled many people. However, it eventually caught up with him. Every false identity he wore led him deeper into consequence, fear, and exposure.
There are moments in life when the world around you looks normal, but inside you’re living in a collapsing house. That was me. I walked around with a straight face, but my soul was cracked like old stone. I wasn’t just lost — I was blind. I didn’t know who I was. I didn’t know God. And worse, I didn’t know how far I was from him.
Husband, father of two, and small group leader Austin Milster shares his thoughts on parenthood, being vulnerable around other men, and building a more meaningful relationship with God.
Tensley Almand, president and CEO of Atlanta Mission, shares his perspective on the unhoused community and how we can better understand the problems faced by those in poverty.
Who are you becoming in Christ?
Prayer and fasting are deeply personal practices, but they are not meant to be practiced only in isolation. When they are shared in community, they become places of encouragement, accountability, and deeper formation. As you discuss the following questions, resist the urge to perform or fix. Instead, listen well, speak honestly, and encourage one another. Growth begins with truth, and God often uses community for the forming work he wants to accomplish in us.
There are moments in life when the world around you looks normal, but inside you’re living in a collapsing house. That was me. I walked around with a straight face, but my soul was cracked like old stone. I wasn’t just lost — I was blind. I didn’t know who I was. I didn’t know God. And worse, I didn’t know how far I was from him.
Psalm 107:2
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