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The Reach Podcast

The Reach Podcast

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Have you ever been in a conversation with the opportunity to bring someone closer to Jesus, but you don’t know how or what to say? It can be a challenging task. It requires open ears, intentionally, and a lot of patience.

The Reach Podcast’s goal is to equip and inspire you to share the message of Jesus more effectively. Each week, you'll hear a discussion of a conversation our guest had with a friend who is investigating Jesus. Over time, our hope is that hearing how these conversations unfold will give you the confidence to have them yourself.

The Reach Podcast is hosted by Blaine Larsen, who serves as VP of Field Operations for Search Ministries. Blaine has been in full-time vocational ministry with Search since 2012. Prior to that, he had a career as a platinum-selling country music artist and hit songwriter in Nashville, TN. He is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary (MACL, 2018).

The Reach Podcast is produced by Search Ministries, an almost 50-year old nationwide ministry committed to a relational approach to evangelism. To learn more, visit searchnational.org. To learn more about Search's evangelism training ministry, Reach, visit reachothers.org

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Episodios
  • Sharing Jesus Through Friendship, Not Pressure

    Sharing Jesus Through Friendship, Not Pressure
    Jan 12 2026

    What does it actually look like to share your faith without pressure or agendas? In this episode of the Reach Podcast, we share how intentional friendship, curiosity, and trust opened the door to deeper spiritual conversations with a friend who wasn’t interested in church. This story offers practical insight on valuing people, listening well, and letting God work over time.

    This podcast is made by Search Ministries. Support our mission to ask deep questions, start good conversations and create new relationships: reachothers.org

    SOCIALS:
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reachothers/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reachothers.org/
    Youtube: www.youtube.com/@ReachOthers

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    13 m
  • Why Some People Are Afraid to Walk Into a Church

    Why Some People Are Afraid to Walk Into a Church
    Jan 5 2026

    In this episode of the Reach Podcast, a simple invitation to church reveals a deep emotional barrier many people carry toward faith. A young man explains why he associates church with punishment, and how curiosity, patience, and friendship opened space for an honest conversation. Rather than arguing or correcting, the discussion shows the power of listening over time. This is a story about relational trust, spiritual curiosity, and why faith conversations don’t have to be rushed.

    This podcast is made by Search Ministries. Support our mission to ask deep questions, start good conversations and create new relationships: reachothers.org

    SOCIALS:
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reachothers/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reachothers.org/
    Youtube: www.youtube.com/@ReachOthers

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    22 m
  • When Grief Comes First, Not Theology

    When Grief Comes First, Not Theology
    Dec 22 2025

    Leo showed up to photograph an event and ended up asking the biggest questions of his life. After losing his dad, he wasn’t looking for answers or arguments. He just needed someone to listen. This conversation is about grief, trust, and why real faith often starts with friendship, not preaching.
    Sometimes the most loving thing you can do… is stay quiet and be present.

    This podcast is made by Search Ministries. Support our mission to ask deep questions, start good conversations and create new relationships: reachothers.org

    SOCIALS:
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reachothers/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reachothers.org/
    Youtube: www.youtube.com/@ReachOthers

    Support the show
    Más Menos
    16 m
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