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Becoming Something with Jonathan Pokluda

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We’re all becoming something. What are you becoming? It's our goal for you to intentionally become the person God has called you to be. We'll release an episode each week with answers to real questions that college students and young adults are asking us. Listen in as Jonathan Pokluda, Nate Hilgenkamp, and Kathy Davidson help you navigate life in your 20's and 30's!

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In this episode, a listener calls in with a question a lot of single Christians are quietly asking — am I supposed to be spending this season preparing for marriage, or is that missing the point entirely? JP, Kathy, and Nate unpack what it actually l... more

This week we sit down with Kelsey, who grew up deep in the mountains of Montana with no electricity, no running water, and a father convinced the world was ending. From polygamy and mountain lions to a serial killer staying in their cabin, Kelsey's s... more

In this episode JP, Kathy, and Nate get honest about where the next generation is headed and what the church needs to do about it. They dig into phone addiction, the hunger for real community, and why revival might already be happening right in front... more

This week we sit down with worship artist Cory Asbury — live from the tour bus — to talk about his journey through church hurt, online criticism, and what it looks like to come out the other side still singing. Cory opens up about the story behind "R... more

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Recent Guests

Kelsey Vandermyde
Guest who shares her transformative life story
Raised in the woods/off-grid family in Montana; Mormon faith journey
Episode: Episode 386: Raised in the Woods, Survived a Serial Killer & Finding Hope | feat. Kelsey Vandermyde
Cory Asbury
Worship artist and musician
Episode: Episode 384: Reckless Love, Church Hurt & Outsinging the Angels | feat. Cory Asbury
Forrest Frank
Musician featured as a touring artist
Surfaces (via collaboration)
Episode: Episode 383: Selling Out Arenas & Staying Surrendered | feat. Forrest Frank
John Olinger
Former Nike executive; leader in Worthy Winds project
Worthy Winds
Episode: Episode 382: Nike, Kobe & Pointing Your Life Toward What Matters | feat. John Olinger
Jon Eckert
Author and educator described as a dear friend and author on the show
Author; Educator
Episode: Episode 381: The Happiness Crisis: Why Hard Things Lead to Joy | feat. Jon Eckert
Josh Rutledge
Liberty University staff member; guest on the episode
Liberty University
Episode: Episode 380: Who Are You Becoming in College? | feat. Josh Rutledge
Christian Huff
Guest on the episode, discussed as a contributor to the conversation, partner in ministry
Huffman? (implied through discussion with Sadie Robertson Huff)
Episode: Episode 379: Faith, Fear & Fighting for Your Family | feat. Christian Huff
Trey Tucker
Author of Tough Enough, Therapist
Author of Tough Enough
Episode: Episode 378: Tough Enough: Calling Men Higher | feat. Trey Tucker
Kirby Kelly
Author of The Fabric of Hope; speaker and influencer
Author, The Fabric of Hope
Episode: Episode 374: Finding Hope in Suffering | feat. Kirby Kelly

Hosts

Jonathan Pokluda
Host of Becoming Something; leads conversations from pastoral and leadership perspectives; central figure guiding episodes and Q&A.
Kathy Davidson
Co-host contributing to discussion; assists in guest interaction and discussion flow.
Nate Hilgenkamp
Co-host providing questions, context, and engagement; known for humor and candid dialogue.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 13.3k ratings
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    Great pod. Definitely could be longer. Feels like discussion just starts and then they end it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KCumby
    United States22 days ago
  • Good biblical teaching

    Good biblical teaching but sometimes a little too playful. Banter at beginning sometimes too long, and Kathy gets interrupted or talked over by JP and Nate at times. I want to hear what she has to say.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    dnadna9385
    United States2 months ago
  • My favorite podcast EVER

    So inspiring and authentic. It’s completely changed the way I live and taught me to see the world biblically- go listen now!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emmalou_psm95
    United States2 months ago
  • Fan for YEARS

    Becoming something is one of the funniest, thought provoking, and biblically sound christian podcast I have ever come across!! I started listening when I was lost at 19 and am still listening as a believer at 26! I have been a listener for YEARS and have sent multiple episodes to friends and family for encouragement! JP is gifted in preaching Gods word & is very relatable! BUT part of what makes the podcast so great is the relationship between all three co-host!! Stick around long enough you wil... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yomoo2
    United States2 months ago
  • SOOO GOOD

    I love this podcast! It has truly changed the trajectory of my life! I have struggled with doubt for so long and after listening to this podcast, I feel like I have been set free from that. Thank you Jonathan, Nate, and Kathy for doing this podcast and living the life God has called you to!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lydia Navey
    United States3 months ago

Listeners Say

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Fans appreciate practical life applications for faith, relationships, and leadership.
Some listeners note heavy banter or interruptions affecting topic focus.
Listeners praise biblically grounded teaching delivered with authenticity and humor.

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Episode 384: Reckless Love, Church Hurt & Outsinging the Angels | feat. Cory Asbury
Q: Have you always loved leading people in worship, or has it evolved over time?
My heart has always loved the relationship with God itself, but leading others in worship has grown from a personal practice to a shared experience that requires guarding against performance and staying true to the audience of one.
Episode 374: Finding Hope in Suffering | feat. Kirby Kelly
Q: How has suffering reshapedあăȘた's relationships and parenting?
Suffering has deepened Kirby's compassion and helped her see family dynamics through a redeemed lens, influencing her approach to parenting and to supporting a loved one struggling with addiction.
Episode 374: Finding Hope in Suffering | feat. Kirby Kelly
Q: What does biblical hope look like in practical terms?
Biblical hope is a confident expectation grounded in God's presence, power, and faithfulness, leading to peace and joy even amidst suffering, and it should shape how we live and relate to others.
Episode 374: Finding Hope in Suffering | feat. Kirby Kelly
Q: How can someone maintain faith when facing ongoing suffering and disappointment?
Kirby emphasizes acknowledging feelings honestly, bringing laments to God, and anchoring hope in the consistent character and promises of God rather than shifting circumstances, which helps maintain faith through long seasons of hardship.
Episode 375: Q&A with JP Part 2 | Live at Beso Live
Q: Where are all the godly men?
The answer centers on practical discipleship: start with a small group around the table, select candid conversations, and move from knowledge to living out faith by making disciples.

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What is Becoming Something about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show targets college students and young adults navigating life in their 20s and 30s through faith, leadership, relationships, and personal growth. Conversations blend scripture with real-life stories, tackling topics like adversity, spiritual formation, dating and marriage, parenting, and calling in both church and secular contexts. A standout trait is how the hosts invite practical wisdom from diverse guests—including pastors, authors, and leaders—while maintaining a relatable, candid group dynamic. Listeners often cite biblically grounded teaching delivered with authenticity, humor, and a focus on everyday application, though some critiques mention moments of banter that overshadow topics for a few listeners. Potential guests and spo... more

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2. Cory Asbury
3. Forrest Frank
4. John Olinger
5. Jon Eckert
6. Josh Rutledge
7. Christian Huff
8. Trey Tucker

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