What starts as a conversation about how humans treat each other turns into one of the most unfiltered episodes of Life Between Sundays yet. Dean sits down with Smith Sharpe and asks him something most people would never admit out loud - and Smith answers it anyway: a lifelong fear that, born in a different time and place, he might have become "a really good Nazi."

From there, the conversation goes places most podcasts won't touch. The words we say that cut deeper than broken bones. The grudges we secretly replay on a loop until they poison everything. And a candid, no-agenda conversation about abortion - including a ministry called Elizabeth's House that's trying to offer real answers instead of just opinions.

The whole conversation was sparked by a recent, tragic loss in our community - a reminder of just how high the stakes are when it comes to how we treat one another. This isn't a comfortable episode. But it might be the one that changes how you see the people around you, and yourself.

Heads up: this episode touches on sensitive topics, including violence and abortion. Listener discretion advised.

From professional kickboxing and a life headed in the wrong direction to becoming an ordained pastor, Chad Freitag’s story is proof that no one is beyond God’s reach. In this episode of Life Between Sundays, you’ll hear honest stories about transformation, humility, marriage, ministry, and learning to follow God in the middle of real life. Chad shares how faith didn’t just change his Sundays, it reshaped the way he works, prays, serves, and sees the people around him.

Turn in for thoughtful conversation, humor, and real-life encouragement to help navigate the six days between Sundays - and discover how faith can transform the ordinary moments of life. Like, comment, and subscribe!