In this episode of Called for More, Jack and Riley dive into the often-overlooked spiritual discipline of fasting. They share their personal experiences—what fasting has looked like in different seasons, how it's challenged them, and how it’s helped them hear from God with greater clarity. Whether you're new to fasting or seeking fresh vision for it, this conversation will help you understand the "why" behind the practice, the spiritual hunger it awakens, and the way it re-centers us on what matters most. If you’ve ever wondered how fasting fits into everyday faith, this one’s for you.

In this episode, Jack and Riley dive deep into what it truly means to abide in God, drawing from John 15 where Jesus invites us to remain in Him as the vine. They unpack the idea of "praying without ceasing" — not as an impossible task, but as a natural outflow of living every moment aware of God's presence. Through personal stories, practical tips, and biblical encouragement, they offer a fresh, freeing perspective on what it looks like to walk closely with God in the middle of everyday life. Whether you're in a busy season or feeling spiritually dry, this conversation will inspire you to stay connected to the Source of true life.

In this episode, Riley and Jack sit down with evangelist and ministry leader Daniel MacLeod—a man who lives and breathes the Great Commission. From the streets to stadiums, Daniel leads ministries like @jesusmissionglobal, @fireplacenashville, @themergenashville, and @wilco.united, all rooted in one heartbeat: making Jesus known. In this conversation, Daniel breaks down practical tools for evangelism—how to share your faith with courage and clarity in everyday moments. Whether you're nervous about starting that conversation at the coffee shop or wondering how to bring Jesus into your workplace, this episode will stir your heart and equip your hands. Daniel also shares his personal journey—from wild obedience in his early 20s to building communities where revival and relationship go hand in hand. It’s a powerful reminder that sharing the gospel isn’t complicated—it just starts with saying yes.