n this episode, Jim Bob Haggerton and Craig Muster dive deep into what it really means to live out your God-given identity and calling — not just in the highlight-reel moments, but in the everyday, ordinary rhythms of life. They unpack the dangers of relational poverty, the impact of growing up without true encouragement or spiritual fathering, and how community either shapes us or limits us.

Through personal stories, real-life struggles, and biblical insight (including the parable of the talents), they explore the tension between the extraordinary and the ordinary — and why you need both to fulfill your Kingdom assignment. This episode will challenge men and women to champion each other, take action on their gifts, and build the kind of relational strength that produces destiny.

In this episode we dive into how...for families, for pastors, for people in general, is clarifying for them and helping them find their calling, helping them clarify identity, but, like, what are they really called to

In this episode, we look beyond the headlines of Charlie Kirk's death and explore what it means for us spiritually. We talk about how to process grief, find peace, and seek understanding when a public figure passes away. Through the lens of faith, we explore forgiveness, compassion, and the deeper questions of purpose and eternity that such a moment can stir. This episode offers encouragement and practical steps to process emotions, grow closer to God, and find hope in the midst of cultural and personal loss.