The conversation continues.

In Part 2 of Growing Up as a Pastor's Kid, Chris Cawley, Christine, Amanda, special guest Matt Robinson, and Chris's sons, Forrest and Cody, continue their honest discussion about faith, family, and life in ministry. What begins as a lighthearted conversation quickly turns into a powerful testimony about God's grace, healing, and redemption.

The group opens up about church hurt, overcoming past mistakes, raising children to know Christ, and the importance of leading your family through intentional prayer and discipleship. Forrest shares the story of what brought him back to God, while Matt and Chris discuss the responsibility of fathers, the identity we find in Christ, and why our past never has to define our future.

Filled with laughter, transparency, and biblical encouragement, this episode reminds us that no family is perfect—but God's grace is greater than our failures, and every generation has the opportunity to leave a stronger legacy of faith than the one before.

• Continuing the conversation with Forrest & Cody
• Church hurt and finding healing
• A powerful testimony of returning to Christ
• Why your past doesn't determine your future
• Leading your family through prayer and intentional discipleship
• Breaking generational cycles through faith
• Raising children to know and love Jesus
• Finding your identity in Christ instead of your circumstances

Key Takeaway:
"Your past may explain where you've been, but it doesn't determine where God can take you. When Christ becomes the center of your life, He begins writing a brand-new story."

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What is it really like growing up in a pastor's home?

In Episode 18 of the Souled Out Podcast, Chris Cawley is joined by Christine, Amanda, special guest Matt Robinson, and two very special guests—Chris's sons, Forrest and Cody. Together, they have an honest and often humorous conversation about the unique challenges and blessings of being a pastor's kid.

From church expectations and growing up in the spotlight to discovering a personal faith that's truly their own, Forrest and Cody share their experiences with transparency and authenticity. The conversation explores discipleship, parenting, church culture, and why every believer must develop a relationship with Christ that goes beyond simply attending church. Along the way, there are plenty of laughs, personal stories, and moments that every family—whether in ministry or not—can relate to.

Whether you're a pastor, a pastor's kid, a parent, or someone trying to navigate your own walk with Christ, this episode offers encouragement, honesty, and a reminder that faith becomes real when it becomes personal.

• Growing up as a pastor's kid
• Church expectations and misconceptions
• Developing a personal relationship with Christ
• The importance of discipleship
• Parenting through faith
• Church hurt and finding your place
• Funny stories from life in a pastor's family
• Why authenticity matters in the Christian walk

Key Takeaway:
"Our parents can introduce us to Jesus, but each of us must choose to follow Him for ourselves."

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The conversation continues.

In Part 2 of Compassion Changes Everything, Chris, Christine, Amanda, and James dive deeper into what it truly means to live out the compassion of Christ.

Chris shares a powerful personal story about an unexpected encounter with a man named Joe that forever changed his understanding of generosity, obedience, and seeing people the way Jesus does. The team discusses why serving others isn't about recognition—it's about faithfully responding when God calls us to act.

The conversation also explores the realities of serving people experiencing homelessness, overcoming rejection, sharing the Gospel with love, and trusting God even when the outcome isn't what we expect.

Special guest Claire Dickinson joins the podcast to share her heart for helping homeless pets, inspiring the launch of the Souled Out Outreach Ministry—an initiative dedicated to serving both individuals experiencing homelessness and the companion animals that often become their only source of comfort and companionship.

Whether through a conversation, a meal, a prayer, or a simple act of kindness, this episode reminds us that God often uses ordinary moments to accomplish extraordinary things.

• A life-changing encounter with "Joe"
• The blessing found in obedience
• Sharing the Gospel through everyday opportunities
• Loving without judgment
• Caring for the homeless with Christ-like compassion
• Why rejection shouldn't stop us from serving
• Claire's vision for helping homeless pets
• The launch of the Souled Out Outreach Ministry

Key Takeaway:
"Compassion isn't measured by what we give—it's measured by our willingness to be obedient when God calls us to love others."

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What if God's greatest work begins when our plans don't go the way we expected?

In Episode 16 of the Souled Out Podcast, Chris, Christine, Amanda, and James share how a church fundraiser that seemed unsuccessful became an opportunity to witness God's purpose in a much greater way.

After taking leftover meals to a local homeless shelter, the team reflects on the life-changing experience of serving others, hearing their stories, and discovering that compassion often transforms the heart of the giver just as much as the one receiving. Together, they discuss what Scripture teaches about generosity, caring for the poor, sacrificial living, and why authentic faith is demonstrated through action—not just words.

This is Part 1 of a powerful two-part conversation that challenges every believer to step outside their comfort zone and become the hands and feet of Jesus.

• When God changes our plans for His purpose
• Serving meals at a local homeless shelter
• Biblical compassion and generosity
• What Scripture teaches about caring for those in need
• Why faith requires action
• Seeing people through the eyes of Christ
• Preparing for Part 2 of this conversation

Key Takeaway:
"Real faith isn't measured by what we know—it's revealed by how we love, serve, and care for others."

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What does it really mean to follow Jesus?

In Episode 15 of the Souled Out Podcast, Chris and Christine welcome back special guest Paul Spell, founder of Eyes of Grace Ministries, to share the incredible story of how one act of obedience led to a ministry that's transforming lives in Peru.

Paul opens up about the conviction that challenged his comfortable Christianity, his first mission trip, and how God used the COVID pandemic to launch a nonprofit that now sponsors children, provides Christian education, shares the Gospel, and meets real physical needs for families living in extreme poverty. Along the way, the conversation explores why missions aren't just about changing other people's lives—they change yours as well.

This episode is a powerful reminder that God doesn't call us to simply attend church—He calls us to serve, love, and make disciples wherever He leads.

• How Eyes of Grace Ministries began
• The conviction that moved faith from belief to action
• Why mission trips transform the people who go
• The realities of serving in Peru
• Sponsoring children through Christian education
• Why relationships with Jesus matter more than religion
• Contentment, generosity, and trusting God
• How every believer can make an eternal impact

"God isn't looking for perfect people—He's looking for willing hearts. One simple 'yes' to His calling can impact generations."

If you've ever wondered whether God can use your life to make a difference, this conversation will encourage, challenge, and inspire you to step out in faith.

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In Episode 13 of the Souled Out Podcast, the script gets flipped as Chris puts James, Christine, and Amanda in the hot seat with a series of fun, personal, and faith-filled questions.

What starts as a lighthearted conversation about favorite foods, dream vacations, hidden talents, and bucket list adventures quickly turns into a deeper discussion about life's greatest fears, favorite Bible verses, spiritual growth, and what God has been teaching each of them in this season.

The team shares personal testimonies, the people who have shaped their faith, how they hope to make a difference for Christ, and why surrendering every part of life to God is a daily journey. If you've ever wondered who the voices behind the podcast really are, this episode gives you an authentic look into their lives, hearts, and faith.

Whether you're a longtime listener or joining the Souled Out Podcast for the first time, this episode is an opportunity to get to know the team on a more personal level—and be encouraged in your own walk with Christ.

In Episode 12 of the Souled Out Podcast, Chris Cawley is joined by Amanda and Christine for an encouraging conversation about what it truly means to be the Church.

Drawing from Galatians 6, the team discusses why God never intended for us to walk through life alone. From carrying one another's burdens to creating authentic Christian community, they explore how believers can move beyond simply attending church and begin intentionally loving, encouraging, and supporting one another.

The conversation also examines pride, vulnerability, marriage, parenting, and the importance of asking for help when life becomes overwhelming. Through personal stories, biblical teaching, and practical application, this episode challenges listeners to stop doing life in isolation and start living out Christ's command to love one another.

Whether you're carrying a heavy burden, struggling in your faith, or looking for ways to better serve those around you, this episode is a reminder that God often works through the people He has placed in our lives.