Go-karts, nachos, and a pillar of cloud. Wayne and Jesse catch up on a full couple of weeks, then get into something God has been showing them about staying when He says stay and going when He says go.

In this episode:

• Jesse's favorite nachos might be at Denny's (and the great black beans debate)
• A Young Life leader weekend where the plans fell through, and the little things God gave instead
• A cabin getaway, kitesurfers, and a very relaxing three days
• A scary moment behind a slow driver
• Numbers 9 and what it means to be ready to stay or ready to go
• What Saint Ignatius taught about consolation and desolation, and why following God doesn't always feel good at first

Let us know in the comments: how tall are you in centimeters, and what's the best nacho you've ever had?

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It's just Wayne and Jesse this week on the Walking Rooted Podcast, back for stories, laughs, and a lesson on caring for people well after last episode's guest. Jesse tells the story of peeking into a stranger's car in the church parking lot — and getting startled right back. Wayne recaps a solo camping trip to Millersylvania State Park, including a hammock in the wind, a 98 sleep score, and the great chili-dog can-opener disaster.Along the way: pizza order name mishaps, a solo trip to see the "House of Worship" movie (with Darlene Zschech, Paul Baloche, and Michael W. Smith), and a reflection on C.S. Lewis's Mere Christianity. Jesse closes out with a teaching from 1 Thessalonians 5:14 on the importance of "proper diagnosis" when caring for people — knowing when someone needs a warning, encouragement, or tender care.Walking Rooted is a podcast about telling stories, sharing about life, and talking about what God is doing in our lives. New episodes drop ever other week — subscribe and give us a thumbs up (tap it three times if you're unsure).Thanks for checking out the video.More about our ministry: http://waynewrz.com/partnerMore about InFaith: https://www.infaith.org/heritage

Beekeeper and pastor Tim Heifer joins Jesse and Wayne on the Walking Rooted podcast to share one of the wildest testimonies you'll hear this year. After a routine hive harvest went sideways, Tim ended up covered in stings — and by the next morning, his eyes were literally moving in opposite directions, leaving him with severe double vision. What followed was an ER visit, a diagnosis that left even doctors stumped, and a weekend of prayer that ended in a healing Tim still can't fully explain.

Along the way, Tim also shares stories from his years as a youth pastor, a wild moment involving a ground squirrel and a very bold prayer, and what it looks like to speak blessing over people even when you don't share a language. It's a conversation full of humor, honesty, and real stories of God showing up in unexpected ways.