Four conversations from past episodes stopped me in my tracks and changed how I think about living on mission. In this episode, I revisit those moments and explore what they reveal about discipleship, presence, and faithfulness. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed or discouraged by “doing mission,” this conversation is for you.

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I sit down with longtime friend and pastor James Hobson of Hill City Church in Lynchburg to trace his journey from ministry training days to planting a diverse, urban church in his hometown. James shares powerful stories—like a life-changing encounter with a man named “Low Key”—that reveal how radical hospitality and everyday generosity can quietly transform a city. Together, we unpack the tension of leading a multi-ethnic, politically and socially diverse church, and why choosing to “not just point, but walk with people” may be one of the most countercultural ways to follow Jesus today.

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In this episode of the Living SENT Podcast, I sit down with Tommy Hendricks, author of Be the Dad, to talk about intentional fatherhood and faith at home. Tommy shares how growing up without a dad fueled his passion to lead his own family with purpose—through simple, consistent rhythms like breakfast devotions, family nights, and prayer. You’ll walk away encouraged to see your home as your first mission field and inspired to live SENT right where it matters most.

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