In this episode of The STEADY Podcast, John Englehart Jr. is joined by Heather Wilson, Co-founder of GiveSendGo, to talk through two listener questions about workplace growth. They discuss how to address a teammate who is slowing down a project without embarrassing them, and how to process difficult feedback after losing a job. Heather also shares some perspective on the real challenge working moms face trying to balance work, marriage, kids, schedules, and everything happening at home without losing sight of what matters most. Together, they explore why truth spoken with love, humility, and a willingness to learn can help us become stronger coworkers, leaders, and people.

In this episode of The STEADY Podcast, John Englehart Jr. and guest cohost Justin Mulcahy respond to listener questions about embarrassing interview moments and workplace hurt. Together, they talk about why we can be our own worst critics, how to trust God with the outcome after an interview, and the difference between forgiveness and restoration when a coworker has hurt us.

What if following God was never meant to be complicated?

In this episode of the Spirit Media Podcast, host David Foster talks with Colorado-based author Vern Kaska about his new book, Following God Is Easy. A voice and network engineer who has built infrastructure across fifteen countries, Vern brings the same clarity he applies to complex systems into his walk with God — no formal theology training, just daily prayer, scripture, and a life built on relationship over religion.

Vern unpacks why so many believers feel exhausted chasing spiritual perfection, and why the answer isn't more rules but more relationship. He shares candid insight on prayer as ongoing conversation, why no person can come between you and God, and how the difference between religion and relationship changes everything about how faith actually works.

This conversation is for anyone who's ever felt like faith was too complicated, too demanding, or too far out of reach — and is ready to discover it was simple all along.