Do Pastors Really Need Sabbaticals Every Year?
Steve offers a thoughtful challenge to modern church culture. Pastors carry enormous spiritual and emotional burdens, and churches should protect them from burnout. But when does healthy rest become prolonged absence—
When Faith Gets Tested: Deconstruction, Church Hurt & Rebuilding with Jesus
Are people really abandoning Jesus—or are some struggling with a version of faith that couldn’t withstand suffering, disappointment, unanswered questions, and the failures of other Christians?
Then pastor, author, evangelist and speaker Brady Weldon joins Steve for a powerful conversation about moving from deconstruction to reconstruction.
Pastor Burnout: Why Your Pastor May Be Struggling in Silence
Steve sits down with Pastor Philip Miller, longtime pastor of First Baptist Church in Bryant, Arkansas, to have an important conversation about pastor burnout, ministry fatigue and the pressure pastors often put on themselves.
How to Talk About Jesus With Nonbelievers | Man to Man Ministry & the Truth Claims of Christ
Steve argues that Christians should start with the foundation: the extraordinary claims of Jesus Christ. Jesus didn't simply offer another philosophy or path to God—He claimed to be “the way, the truth, and the life.” If the resurrection happened and Jesus truly is who He claimed to be, that changes everything.
PLUS: Steve talks with John Vance of the Man2Man ministry at New Beginnings Pregnancy Center in Arkansas. Pregnancy centers understandably focus heavily on mothers and babies—but what about fathers?
The Power of “Yet”: Trusting God When You Don’t Know What’s Next
Steve explores “the power of yet” — the difference between saying “I don’t know what I’m going to do” and “I don’t know what I’m going to do yet.”
For followers of Jesus, that isn’t simply positive thinking. It’s a reminder that when we can’t see what happens next, we can still trust what we know about God.
Plus, it’s Fun Friday!