
Becoming Bridge Builders is a faith-centered podcast hosted by Rev. Dr. Keith Haney, created for believers who sense God’s call to lead with wisdom, courage, and compassion in a deeply divided world. In an age of cultural confusion, outrage, and fractured relationships, this podcast exists to replace societal absurdity with biblical common sense and Christ-centered clarity. Each episode explores h... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 303 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

What does it actually take to prevent mass violence and cultivate lasting peace in a divided world?
In this episode of Becoming Bridge Builders, we sit down with Jai Ayla Sutherland, a brilliant program officer at the Stanley Center for Peace and Se... more
Ever feel like your calendar is lying to you? You say your family, faith, or personal growth is a top priority, but a quick glance at your weekly schedule tells a completely different story.
In this episode, we sit down with Reed Nyffeler to unpack ... more
Is your social media feed draining your team, your family, or your personal peace? In a digital landscape dominated by polarization, outrage, and anxiety, a true Bridge Builder steps in to construct a healthier alternative. In this episode, we sit do... more
Let’s be honest: embarking on a career journey right now can feel like trying to solve a maze in the dark. Between shifting global events and the unwritten rules of corporate etiquette, many young adults are entering the workforce feeling completely ... more
I was a guest on Keith’s show and was impressed by his smooth ability to relate to my story as it pertained to ministerial stress. Beyond that, he laughed at my stories (appropriately) and was invested with what I had to say. Our short interaction left me with the belief that he authentically cared.
Keith Haney is a gracious, insightful, and deeply prepared host. My conversation with him on Becoming Bridge Builders was engaging, thoughtful, and meaningful from beginning to end. He creates the kind of space where important ideas can be explored with both clarity and depth.
I appreciated the opportunity to discuss fertility, reproductive health, faith, purpose, and the broader ways we can build bridges through education and service. Keith asks excellent questions and brings a sincere desire ... more
Rev. Dr. Keith Haney is an excellent interviewer and makes the conversation seamless and comfortable to bring out the best stories from his guests. He gave me a wonderful platform to discuss my new memoir Human Rights and Peace: A Personal Odyssey.
Keith Haney fosters the kind of conversations that invite depth, reflection and genuine connection. As host of Becoming Bridge Builders, he exemplifies the very work he highlights, bringing people together, elevating meaningful stories and drawing out the heart behind each mission. His thoughtful, engaging approach made the time move quickly and created a wonderful space to share Bridge of Hope’s work in a way that felt both inspiring and deeply grounded.
I've had the pleasure of being on Dr. Haney's podcast twice. As an author himself, he has been a great support of my written work and provides a platform to all who can share any hope with the world. He is a kind and easy conversationalist and doing his mission to create a better world for all.
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This program centers on faith-guided leadership, bridging divides with wisdom, compassion, and practical action. In conversations with leaders from education, business, nonprofit, and ministry, it often explores authentic leadership, emotional intelligence, stewardship, resilience, and how faith informs strategy, culture, and community impact. Episodes frequently highlight real-world applications—from organizational change and mentoring to financial wisdom and social good—making it a compelling listen for listeners who want leadership guidance grounded in values and actionable takeaways for teams, families, and faith-based organizations. A notable strength is its consistent emphasis on humility, constructive dialogue, and bridging gaps acro... more
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Recent guests on Becoming Bridge Builders include:
1. Jai Allah Sutherland
2. Christina Nicagal
3. Emerson Eggerichs
4. Athena Dean Holtz
5. Danny Lave
6. Chip Webster
7. Deb Cryer
8. Sarah Vosberg
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