Over the last several years, I have been asked by a few people to start my own podcast. Admittedly, I have zero experience with this type of medium other than listening to hosts like Dave Ramsey, Mike Cosper, Donald Miller, Albert Mohler, and Ben Bergeron. My primary dealings with podcasting is from a listener perspective. The idea of creating my own podcast was intimidating because I didn’t know anything about editing, recording, or equipment.
The calls continued for me to put my content out through this form of audio-only media. I spent hours on YouTube and websites learning about this skill and craft. Needless to say, I have finally given in to the requests, and I’m excited to announce that I have officially launched the Marines to Ministry Podcast. The Marines to Ministry Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, Castro, Castbox, Podfriend, and Goodpods.
The purpose of this podcast is to help you grow into the leader God has called you to be. Just like my website, I want to assist you to become a better disciple of Jesus Christ, and this includes your leadership development. My episodes revolve around both my theological knowledge and my experience as both a Marine Corps Officer and minister of the gospel of Jesus Christ. No matter if you are a lead pastor, second chair leader, or lay leader, you will be able to glean from these leadership teachings and principles. However, I will not hesitate to weigh and explain these truths through a biblical lens.
If you have any questions on leadership that you would like for me to address, please don’t hesitate to ask them through my contact page (click here).
“Semper Fidelis, continue to fight, and lead on.”
When is the Death Penalty Considered Just? Six Standards Required for Capital Punishment Sentencing
I was invited by the Center for Faith and Culture podcast to speak on the theology and practice of capital punishment. I believe the episode is scheduled for release Friday, October 16th (You will be able to check it out here). Think of this episode more like a discussion rather than a lecture between four…
When Christian Heroes Disappoint: Finding Faith in Jesus
You have likely heard the statement, “Don’t meet your heroes because they will only disappoint you.” This means who they are in public is probably not who they are on private. What about those men or women you looked up to when God started your faith journey? What about when you meet them later in…
Rethinking Fairness in Everyday Life: When Grace and Injustice Collide
These three scenarios are real experiences, but I have changed some of the details to protect the innocent. By “innocent,” I am not talking about those without sin, but rather those who did the right thing and were seemingly punished on behalf of those who did wrong. Think of this like I am innocent when…
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