Unedited Sessions

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Episode Description: In this thought-provoking episode of Unedited Sessions , Caleb Breedlove sits down with Joshua Yochim—a friend, church planter, and fellow voice at Ekklesia Tulsa—to explore the intersection of politics, eschatology, and public theology in the modern American church. Prompted by a viral clip of Senator Ted Cruz using Scripture to defend unwavering support for the State of Isra...

Episode Description: In this thought-provoking episode of Unedited Sessions , Caleb Breedlove sits down with Joshua Yochim—a friend, church planter, and fellow voice at Ekklesia Tulsa—to explore the intersection of politics, eschatology, and public theology in the modern American church. Prompted by a viral clip of Senator Ted Cruz using Scripture to defend unwavering support for the State of Isra...

In this open and heartfelt episode, I process and make an appeal on behalf of the weary and imperfect leaders quietly striving to be faithful. Those who may feel the crushing weight of impossible expectations. We explore the subtle but suffocating culture of Christian professionalism — where pastors and ministers are expected to be flawless, emotionally invincible, and endlessly productive. But wh...

Sitting with a bunch of young pioneers and their loud, beautiful family, we had a candid conversation about building community, creating culture, longing for something authentic and vulnerable—and of course, coffee. This third episode of Unedited Sessions is all about what it really takes to cultivate something lasting. We talk about the slow work of forming culture, the messy beauty of real commu...

If you’ve been following along with Fragments, I shared in An Honest Confession what it has meant for me to follow Jesus with my whole heart, even when parts of me feel anxious, distant, or unsure. In this episode, I open up about my own journey with anxiety, depression, even addiction—and how it has collided with, challenged, and ultimately deepened my walk with God. I explore questions like: * W...

So the story goes... We came to the Netherlands on a whim of the Spirit—just a few open days, a hunger to pray, and a desire to see what God might be doing here and in Switzerland. The plan was to spend a short time in the Netherlands and head to Switzerland for the majority of our trip. But as our time in The Hague was winding down, we felt a pause in the Spirit—an invitation to linger a little l...