Jackson Troxel and Drew Kelley on How to Honor God in the Grind

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Jackson Troxel and Drew Kelley on How to Honor God in the Grind

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Honor God in the Grind reframes work as something that matters for eternity without becoming a man's identity, especially when career, fatherhood and faith collide. Drew Kelley and Jackson Troxel, hosts of Honor God in the Grind, sit down with Big Hearted Indy hosts Greg Enas and Chris Spangle to explain how their friendship grew through Indianapolis technology circles and deeper conversations about marriage, ambition, purpose and faith. Kelley traces his path from Marian University athletics and technology sales to marriage, three children and the challenge of staying motivated while working remotely. Troxel reflects on growing up on a dairy farm near LaCrosse, studying at Purdue University, joining Orr Fellowship and building a career that included venture capital, Springbuk and software leadership. Their central tension is familiar to ambitious professionals: work can matter deeply without becoming the source of worth. They discuss comparison, achievement, remote work, the pressure to provide, the desire to be present fathers and the need for habits that protect time at home. The conversation also turns to vulnerability and friendship, including why men need a community broad enough to remind them they are not alone and a smaller circle capable of carrying honest struggles. Kelley and Troxel describe Honor God in the Grind as a place to examine how faith shapes work, family, service and identity while they are still learning those lessons themselves.

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