Pastor Tim Ross talks about leaders who live divided, why nobody has to lead alone, and why he calls the anointing God's approval on what you are called to do.
On the Beyond I Do podcast, Pastor Adam Mesa and his wife Ashley talk about a past fight, misread humor, cold shoulders and why the people closest to us often get our worst.
Adam and Ashley Mesa talk openly about weight, confidence and intimacy in eleven years of marriage, and why caring for your own health is part of caring for your spouse.
Pastor Adam Mesa and his wife Ashley talk about what the vow of sickness and health asks of a spouse when mental illness enters a marriage, and why mercy and grace both matter.
A candid conversation on intimacy, accountability and safety asks when protecting your spouse turns into hiding the truth, and who you can trust to help.
Dr. Chris Palmer tells Pastor Adam Mesa why information overload leaves many people unsure what to believe, and why a story can point a restless soul toward God.
Three friends in ministry talk about losing the awe of man, asking for fresh oil, and defining a win that is yours. Joseph's prison and Moses at the rock sit behind it all.
Pastor Adam Mesa talks with Jimmy and Deanna, parents of three sons, about picking battles, guiding teenagers, owning anger and leaning on prayer and consistency.
Adam and Ashley Mesa work through why dating feels harder than it did thirteen years ago, from social media and lost gathering places to dating apps, standards and cost.
A joke about the little spoon turns into an honest talk about touch, appreciation, and the pressure many husbands carry, with pastoral advice on depression.
A pastor tattoo video led Adam Mesa and his co-hosts to ask where honoring a leader ends and idolizing begins, and what honor looks like when it shows up in daily life.
Jimmy, who led global policy at Amazon Prime Video, tells Pastor Adam Mesa how he worked as a Christian in streaming and why he chose ministry over offers from major tech companies.
Pastor Adam Mesa and his co-hosts share two true scam stories, one involving a cloned voice, and one simple step every family can take before a frightening call comes.
Pastor Adam Mesa and his wife Ashley play a Chuck Swindoll clip and a thread of wives describing their husbands. Along the way they talk about apology, patience, trust and purpose.
In a quick-fire send-off before a summer break, Pastor Adam Mesa talks about leading staff, young pastors online, politics in church and why leadership looks like caring.
Adam Mesa and Ashley laugh about a golf cart and a curb, then talk honestly about needing more time together, shared sodas and giving kids a reason to work hard.
Adam and Ashley Mesa, with Andy and Nancy, talk about home videos, habits, excuses and rest, and why the moments you mean to capture are worth the effort.
A viral clip of comedian Theo Von reading John 5 led the Beyond the Letter hosts into what Jesus' question at Bethesda asks of us and why healing changes a life.
On a Mother's Day episode, Adam Mesa, his wife Ashley, his brother Nathan and sister-in-law Sanaz talk about gifts, marketing pressure and how to appreciate moms all year.
Two pastors talk about online critics, algorithms that reward outrage, and why one decided to stand in the gap and reach people through TikTok and DMs.
After a clip of their banter went viral, Adam and Ashley explain the context behind it: shared calendars, trust built over thirteen years, and why every marriage needs its own agreement.