
What are you called to do? Join Jerod as he explores this big question with guest speakers from diverse backgrounds, including doctors, teachers, parents, and surgeons, as they share their personal stories. Jerod owns a coffee shop in Anniston, AL, that is created to connect people with their calling through great-tasting, specialty coffee.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationReligion & Spirituality | ||||

Meet Savannah Strong. Anyone who knows her will tell you she's a fierce and talented young lady who's going places. From a one-stoplight town in Alabama to an internship on Capitol Hill, Savannah is building a life centered on service, leadership, an... more
Meet Jennifer Senter. She traded pre-med dreams for the classroom and learned that sometimes the biggest impact comes from just showing up every day. Jennifer reflects on how expectation and calling sometimes look a little different, why teenagers ar... more
Meet David Yingling. A counselor who's helped many, including Jerod, navigate the complexities of life. Join in as David relates some of his stories as an LPC, some thoughtful advice, and the moment he knew this was his calling.
Meet Ciara Smith-Roston. You may better know her as the mayor of Anniston, Alabama. Tune in as Ciara unfolds her story that goes much deeper than her title and political office. From the roots of her grandfather in Anniston to the challenges of wadin... more
Meet Dr. Peter Jernigan. He didn’t grow up drinking coffee, but he did grow up wanting to fix problems. Join the conversation as Dr. Jernigan shares about his “abnormally normal” upbringing, the weight of high-stakes decision-making, and a love of pr... more
Meet Dr. Quentin J. Lee, superintendent of Talladega City Schools. Join Dr. Lee and Jerod as they strike up a wholesome conversation about family, God's calling, and going viral.
Meet Nikki, Jerod's older sister. Join us as she opens up about her calling in full-time ministry and life as a surprise grandmother!
Shannon Jenkins is the President and CEO of United Way of East Central Alabama. Shannon has been working hard in our area, making sure those in need are receiving support. He has become a dear friend of mine, and I know you will enjoy his story.









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