What does it really mean to live in the “easy yoke” of Jesus?

In this conversation with our friends Bill and Kristi Gaultiere, we explore how empathy, grace, and slow faithfulness transform our everyday walk with God. Together, we unpack their decades of counseling, ministry, and personal growth—learning what it looks like to move through walls in our faith, practice self-empathy, and reflect God’s love in our relationships. From the practical “four A’s of empathy” to the hope of God meeting us right where we are, this episode invites us to discover how deeply loved we truly are.

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What if the most important leadership lessons aren’t learned on a stage, but in the wilderness, through pruning, weakness, and limitation? In this conversation with Lindy Black, we explore how God shapes leaders from the inside out. With decades of experience in the Navigators and Trueface, Lindy shares her own journey of discovering her gifting, receiving healing, and learning to lead with honesty, courage, and a God-focused life. Together, we reflect on the unseen formation that prepares us to serve others well, and how vulnerability and humility unlock true influence.

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What if the life Jesus invites us into is less about what we do for Him and more about simply being with Him? In this episode, we sit down with our new friend Nathan LaGrange, Executive Director of Oasis Rest International, to explore how leaders—and all of us—can move from exhaustion and performance into rhythms of rest, renewal, and presence with God.

Nathan shares his raw story of transformation–from his unlikely introduction to Jesus, to decades of ministry, and now creating safe spaces for leaders to be refreshed. Together, we wrestle with questions of identity, productivity, and what it really means to walk with God instead of merely working for Him.

If you’ve ever longed for more than busyness, if you’ve felt the pull of accomplishment over intimacy, this conversation will help you pause, breathe, and rediscover the joy of being fully alive in Christ.

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What does revival look like in a post-secular culture? In this conversation with Brent Ingersoll, lead pastor of King’s Church in Atlantic Canada, we explore how God has been moving in powerful ways north of the border. Brent shares his story of transformation, the surprising renewal that reshaped his church, and the incredible testimonies of lives changed when people encounter Jesus. Together we reflect on what it means to faithfully steward God’s presence, the challenges and opportunities of ministry in a secular society, and the rhythms that keep us rooted in intimacy with Christ. This episode left us worshipful and encouraged—and we believe it will do the same for you.

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What happens when your business fails, your spouse is diagnosed with cancer, and everything you’ve built feels like it’s slipping away?

In this powerful conversation, we sit down with longtime friend and marketplace leader Scott Boyd. Scott shares his journey from early faith and career struggles to encountering the transformative message of grace through deep suffering and loss. After nearly losing his business and walking with his late wife through cancer twice, Scott discovered a new way of living—not through performance, but through trusting God with his identity, work, and pain.

From memorizing Galatians on hiking trails to watching his business grow from $5M to $150M, Scott’s story is a compelling picture of what happens when we shift from striving to freedom. He opens up about the fears that keep us from trusting grace, the beauty of deep friendship, and how transformation shows up as deeper love for others.

Whether you’re a ministry leader, entrepreneur, or just someone longing for more, this conversation will reframe how you see God, yourself, and your work.

Key Takeaways:

• Grace in Practice: True transformation begins when we trust that sanctification—like justification—is by faith, not effort.
• From Fear to Freedom: When we stop striving to “be enough,” we begin to experience love, freedom, and relational health.
• Workplace as Worship: A grace-filled approach to leadership leads to healthier teams and surprising success—in Scott’s case, scaling his business tenfold.
• Transformation Evidence: Love increases, judgment decreases, and others begin to notice—we become more patient, joyful, and free.
• Healing in Community: Sharing our struggles in safe relationships, like Scott's 21-year men’s group, fosters deep emotional and spiritual healing.
• Enduring Loss with Faith: After losing his wife Bev, Scott modeled trusting God through grief—and later found new life and love again.

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Have you ever wondered if you're doing prayer all wrong?

In this episode, we sit down with our dear friend and intercessor Judy Wilson, whose 50-year journey of prayer has been anything but formulaic. From seasons of silence to supernatural encounters, Judy shares how prayer has shaped her faith, sustained her through tragedy, and taught her to trust God in ways that defy logic. We explore the mystery of intercession, what it means to be in conversation with God, and why every church—and every leader—needs someone quietly standing guard in prayer.

Whether you're confused by prayer or just tired of trying to “do it right,” this honest, tender conversation invites us to step more fully into a life of trust, presence, and faith.

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What if the greatest spiritual practice is simply letting Jesus love us?

In this powerful conversation with our friend Michael Cusick, we explore the deep connection between spiritual formation, attachment, and the embodied experience of God's love. We talk about how trauma, distraction, and striving can keep us from truly being present—to ourselves, to others, and to God. Together, we unpack how detachment, stillness, and grace-filled rhythms open us up to experiencing the peace and freedom Jesus offers. This isn't about trying harder—it’s about trusting more deeply. Join us as we learn what it means to be loved into loving.

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Are we overwhelmed, underwhelmed… or is there a better way?

In this episode, we sit down with Alan Briggs—coach, author, and founder of Stay Forth—to unpack the tension we all feel between exhaustion and disengagement. From sabbaticals to daily rhythms, Alan shares what it means to live a “whelmed” life: not redlining, not coasting, but being fully present to what God’s uniquely called us to. We explore how clarity, courage, and co-designing our lives with God can lead to deeper freedom and impact. This conversation will challenge the lies we believe about leadership, pace, and purpose—and offer a new vision of health rooted in grace and intention.

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