
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!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 240 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

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
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
This week we sit down with Christian artist Forrest Frank — live from the tour bus — to talk about what it looks like to steward massive success while keeping your heart fully surrendered to God. Forrest opens up about eight years of grinding before ... more
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The show targets college students and young adults navigating life in their 20s and 30s through a faith-centered lens, blending real-life stories with practical guidance on leadership, relationships, and purpose. Episodes often feature candid conversations about identity, faith, and culture, with a focus on authentic living, mentorship, and how to pursue meaningful impact beyond tradition or hype. A standout trait is the mix of personal vulnerability, theological reflection, and actionable frameworks (e.g., priorities, guarding the heart, and discernment) delivered in a conversational, live-event style when applicable. The format frequently centers on practical spirituality for everyday life, mentorship, and navigating fame or public scruti... more
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