Podcast

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.

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.

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.

Pastor and author Tommy Brown talks about his new book, The Speed of Soul, and the four simple practices that can guide us to a more fulfilling and Christ-centered life.

Dr. Mike Zigarelli, a professor at Messiah University, shares some discoveries from his research into successful Christian businesses and sports programs—and discusses how men can incorporate those principles into their daily lives.

Counselor, minister, and author Michael Cusick unpacks themes from his new book, Sacred Attachment, and explores the barriers that keep men from developing closer relationships with God and each other.

The decision to leave Georgia Tech to forge a new path in ministry was a difficult one, but Peyton Wells handed it over to God—and is already reaping the spiritual rewards.