In this episode of Every Day Matters, Pastor Jeff sits down with Willie Robertson of Duck Commander and Duck Dynasty fame to talk about faith, family, and staying on mission. Willie traces his family's story back to his father Phil's transformation, from a broken, wild man running a bar in Arkansas to a devoted follower of Jesus after one conversation with a preacher his aunt sent to find him. That single moment of obedience, Willie explains, didn't just save his father. It held his family together and set the course for everything that followed, including the show that would reach millions.

Willie and Jeff dig into what it looks like to actually live out faith day to day. Willie shares the framework he leans on: faith first, then family, then vocation, in that order, and how each one strengthens the next when kept in place. He walks through conversations Jesus had in Scripture, the woman at the well, Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, as models for how ordinary people can bring up faith naturally, simply by paying attention and caring about who's in front of them. He also talks candidly about the pull to live distracted, hung up on the past or fixated on the future, and the discipline it takes to actually be present with the people God has put in your life right now.

Willie's story is proof that one act of obedience can ripple further than we ever imagine, and his challenge is simple: stay on mission, stay present, and let today be the day that counts.

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Resources from the episode:
Rolling Hills Community Church
Duck Commander
Duck Dynasty
Willie Robertson Books

In this episode of Every Day Matters, Pastor Jeff talks with longtime friend Matt Frauenshuh, owner of 255 Dairy Queens across 14 states and founder of Truce, his own restaurant in Franklin. Matt shares about his family, married to his wife Beth for 16 years with four kids, and a faith story rooted since childhood in a Christian home in Minnesota.

Matt opens up about bringing faith into the workplace without apology, from Bible verses on every Truce table to crosses built into the floor, and training Dairy Queen teams to say "be blessed" instead of the usual sign off. He also shares why he pays his Truce employees a guaranteed wage well above industry standard, wanting people to feel the love of Christ through how they're treated, not just hear about it.

At home, Matt credits his wife Beth for keeping their family grounded in Scripture and shares the family mantra his kids live by: you don't have to be the fastest or the smartest, but you should be the kindest. His story is a reminder that faith shows up in a paycheck, a table tent, or a family poster on the wall, because when we live surrendered, every day really does matter.

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Resources from the episode:
Rolling Hills Community Church
Truce Restaurant
Fourteen Foods

Pastor Jeff sits down with longtime friend, Diego Fua, who has been part of Rolling Hills since the church's earliest days, in this episode of Every Day Matters. Diego shares his journey from a childhood shaped by Catholic tradition to a real turning point in high school, and later a full surrender to Christ one Palm Sunday that led to an unforgettable baptism in a movie theater horse trough. Now a husband to Rebecca and father of three, Diego reflects on how that decision has shaped every part of his life since.

Jeff and Diego dig into what it looks like to serve wholeheartedly, whether at church, at camp, or in the workplace. Diego opens up about getting more comfortable being uncomfortable, from praying over coworkers to leading energetic rec time for hundreds of students at camp. He talks about raising his kids to know their spiritual gifts and use them for God's glory, and shares how walking through the loss of his own father has shaped his commitment to being present for his family. Through it all, he keeps coming back to Romans 15:13 and his personal mission to find joy and peace in every circumstance.

Diego's story is a reminder that serving isn't about being the loudest voice in the room. It's about showing up, using whatever gifts God has given you, and trusting Him with the outcome. His encouragement is simple: know your purpose, take the next step even when it's uncomfortable, and let joy be what others see in you. Because that kind of everyday faithfulness is exactly what makes every day matter.

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Resources from the episode:
Rolling Hills Community Church