Your Activated Yes!  What does it really mean to live in your activated yes with God—especially when you feel broken, stuck, or overwhelmed? In this episode Kim Hardy—author, speaker, coach, and host of the Live Bold podcast - shares how her “activated yes” was birthed not on a mountaintop, but in a challenging season and how God transformed a wilderness experience into deep identity and calling.

What if our scorecard is wrong? Executive Director of Christ Together, Will Plitt, challenges us to rethink the North American church’s “scorecard.” What if success is less about collecting people and programs - and more about mobilizing disciples and reaching the city? Will shares the great burden that birthed Christ Together, the shift from a collecting OS (Operating System) to a mobilizing OS, and why gospel saturation requires collaboration across churches so every man, woman, and child has repeated opportunities to see, hear, and respond to Jesus.

In this episode, we sit down with Marie Burrus, church consultant at the Union Baptist Association in Houston, TX. God’s love has no borders and crosses every culture and nation.  Marie shares how to love diaspora neighbors and cultivate cultural intelligence as we live with curiosity and humility.  We even touch on navigating the landscape of AI with one particular caution.  Join us for a rich, practical conversation for anyone longing to live missionally in a complex, multicultural world.

Legacy. Identity. Multiplication. Pastor and coach Eddie Hancock shares how raising leaders from within and practicing the presence of God can change everything—from how we lead to how we see the Kingdom in everyday life. Join us for this Kingdom conversation on practical wisdom, global perspective, and a vision for multiplying disciples.

Bay Area pastor-scientist Dr. Sam Perli (Hue Church) shares how co-vocational calling, AI, and discipleship intersect to reach young professionals hungry for meaning beyond work. From MIT to church planting with his brother Immanuel, Sam unpacks an ethic for using powerful tech without losing the ministry of presence—and casts a bold vision for revival in an AI age.

Somer Phoebus—Leadership Coach and Co-Founder of She Works His Way—shares a catalytic conversation on sacred work, calling, and leading from the overflow of intimacy with Jesus. She unpacks capacity, young leaders, and kingdom multiplication, encouraging us to live on mission in everyday spaces.

When cultural comfort fades, what kind of disciples remain? In this episode, Landon and I press into a robust theology of suffering, reframing success around obedience and calling the church back to relational, everyday disciple-making that can thrive under pressure. If you’re feeling the tension of metrics vs. mission, this conversation will steady your heart and sharpen your practice.

Grace & Truth in a Post-Christian World with Landon Reesor (Part I) In this first conversation with Landon we explore how to live and lead at the intersection of grace and truth in a highly post-Christian context. From broad missional experiences, Landon unpacks why evangelism and discipleship must shift from assumptions to curiosity—observing, asking better questions, and starting where people actually are (think Acts 17, not just Acts 2).  Landon introduces Exploring Christianity, a discipleship resource based upon the Lord’s Prayer that helps people believe, grow, and multiply.  Reflection After listening, take a moment to sit with the Lord and see how God might be inviting you to reorient or recalibrate in your Knowing, Being, and Multiplying. KNOWING: In your current missional context, where might you need to build out an Acts 17 runway—what theological “scaffolding” must you lay before the name of Jesus makes sense? BEING: Where do you naturally drift—grace without truth, or truth without grace? And what practice this week will move you toward Jesus’ fullness of both? MULTIPLYING:  Who are you discipling, and what leaders are you intentionally developing in this season?  How is God inviting you to go deeper and pour into these disciples and leaders? LINKS: Article by Landon: Live at the Intersection of Grace & Truth Soulthirst.info – Landon’s Resource Hub Discipleship Book: Exploring Christianity “When Church Community Disappoints: Rethinking Connection Through the Lens of Jesus” Article written by Tiffany based on a conversation with Landon about community – the 1, 3, 12, & 72.

Dr. Michelle Dickens invites us to rest in the chaos—stepping off the treadmill of striving and into a Spirit-led rhythm of trust. A certified biblical counselor and trusted voice in soul care, she reveals how lasting joy and strength overflow when we live from the rest already secured in Christ and how re-centering your soul in Him reshapes the way you lead.

What does it take to lead in a world of disruption, complexity, and rapid change? In this conversation with Rich Robinson — coach, author, strategist, and co-founder of Movement Leaders Collective — we explore how leaders can cultivate movements, unlock kingdom potential in themselves and others, and live faithfully in a time of cultural chaos.  Whether you’re leading a church, a team, or simply longing to live more missionally, this episode will stir your imagination and call you deeper into faithfulness. Rich shares wisdom on: What God is doing globally in post-Christian contexts Why discipleship is shifting from platform-driven to grassroots The difference between catalysts and celebrities in leadership How to unlock potential in yourself by unlocking it in others Staying resilient and grounded when everything around you is changing After listening, take a moment to sit with the Lord and see how God might be inviting you to reorient or recalibrate in your being, doing, and multiplying. BEING:  Where am I being invited to slow down, listen, and deepen my own rootedness in Christ so that my leadership is an overflow of my intimacy with God? DOING:  How can I take one intentional step this week to call out potential in someone else — encouraging them to step further into God’s mission? MULTIPLYING:  What small act of obedience could I take today that, if multiplied, might catalyze others toward movement in my church, team, network, or community? Links Rich’s Book: All Change: Unlocking Kingdom Potential in a World We Weren’t Prepared For Movement Leaders Collective Catalyse Change