In this episode of "That's a Great Question," we explore how to pursue career success without sacrificing the things - and people - that matter most. If you’re feeling stretched thin or worried you're giving your best to your job and not to your faith or family, this is especially for you. With personal honesty and practical wisdom, Scott Sauls offers a vision for flourishing in work, home, and spiritual life - without losing yourself along the way.

What if true greatness isn't about standing out - but about stepping downward? In this episode, Scott Sauls helps us explore what it really means to be "great" in God’s kingdom. Through Scripture, leadership insights, and examples from Jesus and others, we discover how humility - not hustle - is the actual path to lasting influence and joy. If you’ve ever wondered whether self-promotion is the only way forward, this episode offers a better way.

In this episode, Scott Sauls helps us look at what happens when success leaves us unfulfilled - and why that might be a sign we're chasing the wrong things. Through the story of Howard Schultz and timeless biblical wisdom, we consider what it means to realign our lives around what ultimately matters. If you've ever reached a goal only to feel empty, this one is for you.

In this opening episode, our host Scott Sauls explores why asking questions is essential to a life of faith and wisdom. From the wisdom of Socrates to the words of Jesus, from the Psalms to the teachings of G.K. Chesterton, discover why the best questions often lead to the most meaningful discoveries of what is true, good, and beautiful. For thoughtful Christians, spiritual seekers, and anyone who wants to engage life’s big questions with honesty, hope, and curiosity.

Trailer Video for That’s a Great Question with Scott Sauls - a channel and podcast for curious Christians, seekers, and skeptics. Each episode explores truth, goodness, and beauty by engaging Scripture, history, culture, and real-life experience to through the vehicle of "great questions" that shape a meaningful, Christ-centered life.