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We are back! After taking the summer off, we are back to talk about life updates and Adam's documentary project, Relational.

Today, we chat with Mike Breen (not the ESPN analyst) about how to build a discipleship culture for the Kingdom of God. He has written several books and has help many in the church see discipleship in a different light.

On this episode of the podcast, we talk to author and missionary Jake Johnson, also known as JJ Johnson in the writing world. He talks about his trilogy that he is working on call Kingdoms of Islandia. He shares his heart for writing and more importantly his faith in Jesus. 

Joey and Adam got the chance to sit down and talk with Kadi Cole about her most recent book, Developing Female Leaders. The Church has made strides in raising up Female Leaders for the Kingdom but the church still has some striving to do. Kadi helps explain how we the church can be more of community of men and women working in tandem for the Kingdom of God. We hope you enjoy it!

This week we are talking with Jeff Eads who serves as a career coach at Ball State University. He is also involved in the Muncie Fellows Program where they help young adults find their vocation and letting their faith fuel their calling God has for them in the world. We are excited to share some wisdom from Jeff as we talk about faith at work. 

We are back! It has been a while since we have done an episode but we are excited to share some more content with you. Today, we are talking about being Christ centered in a crazy covid and social time. How can we be better followers of Jesus in 2021? We talk about that today so tune in!

This week, we talk about a documentary that is on Netflix that leads us into discussion about prosperity teachings and the Gospel. We hope you find some good insight on this weeks episode and gets you thinking!

Do you like to stay up to date with current events? Well then this episode is for you! (and everyone :) ) Today, Joey and Adam talk with Jason Woodruff who is the founder of The Pour Over. It is a news publication that comes out three times a week and it highlights the news of the day while connecting it with a Kingdom outlook. We highly recommend The Pour Over as Joey and Adam are users themselves. We hope you tune in and listen to this unique news outlet with a bias towards God and His Kingdom.

This week, we have our first repeat guest of the podcast, Glenn Packiam! We had Glenn on our show a few months ago and we are thrilled and honored to have him join us again this week. As an Author, Pastor, and Doctorate in Eschatology, Glenn shares with us his new book that talks about Worship and the World to Come. We hope you are encouraged by this episode as much as we were!  

This week, we are joined by some very special guests from Little Rock Arkansas. Kathryn Mack and Aaron Williams started a ministry called Dwell where they aim to help cultivated people to live lives that are in relationship with God everyday. We sit down to talk to them about their conference, retreat, other great resources this ministry provides. To find out more from Dwell, go to dwellwithgod.com and look for them on Instagram.

This week, we talk about a topic that can be very uncomfortable at times but one that is very important. Joey sits down with Ever Accountable to talk about their software and how it is tailored to helping individuals break free from the chains of pornography with the help of others through accountability. We hope and pray if you or a loved one struggles in this area that you will find this episode helpful and empowering to assist you in taking steps to freedom in Christ.  Adam and Joey dish on some midwest news and they offer some fresh recommendations.

We are back! We have missed you and we are excited to be back with you! With everything from COVID to racial conflicts to summer vacations, we decided to take a step back for a while but we are now back with a new episode. We catch up and talk about some current events and how the church has a great opportunity to step up and be leaders.

Today, Joey and Adam bring up a topic that is very important in the church--politics. Whether you like it or not, politics should be talked about and discussed in the church community. Saying that, we believe having an open mind and having the Kingdom of God first is fundamentally important. Tune in to hear our thoughts and leave yours as well!

This week, we continue our conversation with Chris Mack as we talk about Racial Reconciliation. This is a very important topic for the church to take notice of and have conversation about. Justice is apart of the Kingdom of God and we want to make sure that we as the church are doing our part. Tune in!

This week, we start a two part episode of talking with Chris Mack. Chris works and lives in Muncie, Indiana in Ministry. He joins the Pothole Pastors to talk about his upbringing in the African American Community and how that has shaped his life.

This week we have a very special guest from Colorado, Pastor Dr. Glenn Packiam. He is the author of the book Blessed Broken Given and today we talk about his book as well as his role in the church he is on staff with during these times of COVID-19. We hope you will tune in for this great conversation!

Season 2! Today we start a new season after about a month break. We have been busy due to the complications from life being changed from the threat of the virus. Today, we talk about that and how we can still hold our heads up high in times of uncertainty. Also, Adam has a surprise in store :).

This week we air a sermon Joey gave at a Chi Alpha service this past week. We hope you enjoy it!

Today, Joey and Adam have a buffet of topics they chat about today ranging from humility and prayer, to politics and social media. All stemming back to living a life with prayer that is focused on communion with God. We talk about a few weird animal stories in our midwest moments as we record on the road!

Today, Adam raises a topic that is near to his heart. Idolatry is not a foreign topic to the church but one of many diverse variables. We all adore someone(s) or something(s). The question is, is it Jesus? As proclaiming Christians, I hope we can say it is Jesus we adore. But like all of us, including Adam and Joey, it is easy in our 21st century to elevate a good thing in our life to something that can never take the place of God. Leave your comments and questions, we would love to hear from you on this topic!