In this episode of Jesus-Centric Life, Pastor Josh and Donna explore the power and purpose of Sabbath living. Far from being just a day off, Sabbath is a rhythm of rest, trust, and renewal that is essential for true discipleship.

Pastor Josh and Donna dive into the rhythm of resting and serving—not as opposites, but as ways to stay rooted in Jesus. This episode challenges the idea that you have to be “full” before you serve/rest and reminds us that our identity is in Jesus, not earned. Learn how to stop escaping, quiet the noise, and enjoy Jesus in both the stillness and the action.

Following up on our name change to Jesus Centric Life, Pastor Josh and Donna dive deeper into what it means to follow Jesus beyond Sunday mornings and ministry roles. In this episode, they explore how being a disciple isn’t something you switch on in key moments—it’s a way of life that shapes your decisions, relationships, priorities, and identity.

In this episode, Pastor Josh and Donna share the heart behind the shift from Jesus-Centric Leadership to Jesus-Centric Life. While leadership remains a vital part of the conversation, this new title reflects a broader vision—one that embraces discipleship, everyday faith, and walking with Jesus in every aspect of life.

In this episode of Jesus-Centric Leadership, Pastor Josh, Donna, and Thomas explore how to speak truth as a leader with both boldness and love. Looking at Esther’s bravery and Jesus’ wisdom with Pilate and Peter, they highlight the need for discernment, self-control, and care for others. Enjoy a practical conversation on sharing God’s truth with grace in any leadership role.

Doubt is an often-overlooked but important part of leadership. But how should we understand it? Is doubt a weakness to avoid—or a tool to engage with? In this episode, Donna, Pastor Josh, and guest Thomas MacLean take a thoughtful look at the role of doubt in leadership. Through a close reading of Judges chapter 6, we’ll examine the story of Gideon and how God responded to his hesitation and questions. Together, we’ll explore how divine reassurance and purpose can coexist with uncertainty, and what that means for leaders today.

Leadership can feel heavy. In this reflective episode, we explore what it means to carry the mental and emotional weight of leadership by looking at the Garden of Eden and the Garden of Gethsemane. Do we run from God like Adam and Eve, or lean into surrender like Jesus did? Discover how to lead well when the weight feels unbearable.

Criticism is inevitable — but how you respond to it can define your leadership. Listen as we discuss how to handle criticism with grace, discernment, and strength. Whether the feedback is fair or unfair, you’ll learn how to stay rooted in Christ and respond without losing your identity.