Conversations About Life

Brad Wos is multi cultural regional director at Evangelical Free Church of America .  We enjoyed a conversation about reaching out to those in different cultures, suffering and entering into the suffering of others, and the overarching growth of God’s kingdom. Brad Wos EFCA Central Brad Wos and Will Jackson

Savannah and I talk about her background and plans for serving in the coffee shop and common area of the Rio Grande Bible College in Edinburg, TX.  We also talk about hospitality and influences. Savannah If you use a podcast app, like iTunes, please give a review of Conversations About Life. Savannah’s website: https://missionarybarista.home.blog/

Adam and I talk about his experience as a Christian, interests and influences. Adam If you use a podcast app, like iTunes, please give a review of Conversations About Life.

Jonathan and I talk about the Christian Gospel, the way Christians group themselves for church meetings, his Christian family and upbringing, and his personal interest in productivity. Jonathan Spilger If you use a podcast app, like iTunes, please give a review of Conversations About Life.

I enjoyed a conversation with a long time friend, Ryan Strong.  Ryan has a desire to help other people and we talk about that and what’s behind it. Ryan Strong If you use a podcast app, like iTunes, please give a review of Conversations About Life.

Matt McGinnis, a swimmer earlier in life who competed on a high level, even swimming w/ Michael Phelps on a relay team, talks about competition and minimalism.  We talk a bit about Russian literature, especially “Crime and Punishment”.  I also ask Matt about his understanding of the significance of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection.  I enjoyed this conversation with Matt.  I ho...

I enjoyed a very pleasant conversation with Life Coach, Tom Check.  I think the conversation is full of wisdom and something I will be going back to.  I hope you enjoy it. Tom Check For Tom’s coaching services, go to choicecoaching.us If you use a podcast app, like iTunes , please give a review of Conversations About Life.

Kanoa is very interested in the Christian faith and is hard at work learning everything he can about it. His way of reasoning about the Christian faith is new to me, and I understand now that this way of thinking is referred to as presuppostional apologetics. Kanoa Wiki article on Presuppositional Apologetics If you use a podcast app, like iTunes , please give a review of Conversations About Life.

This was an encouraging and helpful conversation for me.  Mike and I discuss how the good news of the Christian message is not only forgiveness, but also a new life and new freedom. Mike If you use a podcast app, like iTunes , please give a review of Conversations About Life.

I enjoyed a very satisfying conversation with Skyler.  My niece, Cassidy, and Skyler met in Thailand when Skylar was serving in the Peace Corp.  We talk about Skyler’s background in theater, his interest in teaching and the importance of play.  Then we take a turn and talk about politics.  Skyler is more left leaning than I am, and I enjoyed the opportunity to discuss some issues with him. ...

In their 80’s, my Uncle Red and Aunt Ruth Ann talk about their family and things that have happened to them in life. Uncle Red and Aunt Ruth Ann If you use a podcast app, like iTunes, please give a review of Conversations About Life.

Pancho grew up, mainly outside, in Jamaica.  His first time in an automobile was on the way to the airport at age 16 when he would be flown to the USA to meet his dad.  We talk about his childhood in Jamaica, coming to the USA, having a child with severe autism, and his drive to provide for his family. Pancho’s wife, Emma, was also on the podcast.  Her episode can be heard at: https://willja...

Russell has been impacted by “mindset coaching” and is training to be a mindset coach himself.  We talk about the importance of how we think and our foundational beliefs. Russell Creed If you use a podcast app, like iTunes, please give a review of Conversations About Life.

Jason is an architect, city dweller and founder of The Saint Louis League of Empowering Gentlemen.  We met at his home and talked about city neighborhoods, the men’s group he started, and the things that have impacted his life. Jason St. Louis League of Empowering Gentlemen If you use a podcast app, like iTunes, please give a review of Conversations About Life.