Sharing your faith doesn’t have to feel forced, pressured, or awkward. Instead of rehearsed speeches or fear-driven witnessing, conversational faith is about authentic, everyday conversations that point people to Jesus. Together, we explore the difference between “witnessing” and real conversations, the role of listening, and how Jesus modeled a relational approach to faith. If you’ve ever wondered how to naturally talk about your faith with friends, family, or coworkers, this episode will give you freedom and encouragement.

Today on Jesus-Centric Life, Courtney Menefee shares how her generation navigates faith in a culture pulling in many directions. From challenges to hope, she reflects on what it means to stay centered on Christ when cultural pressures rise—offering wisdom and encouragement for every listener.

In this episode of Jesus-Centric Life, Courtney shares how her faith was nurtured through family and church, and how those roots continue to guide her today. Her story reminds us that discipleship isn’t just personal—it’s a legacy lived out across generations and anchored in Christ.

Not every moment of following Jesus feels bold or dramatic—most of our lives are made up of small, ordinary moments. In this episode of Jesus Centric Life, Pastor Josh and Donna explore what it means to follow Jesus in the ordinary. Discover how faithfulness in the unnoticed parts of life forms our hearts, deepens our walk with Christ, and impacts the people around us.

Multiplying leaders is essential for growth, but how do you do it without compromising your mission? On Jesus Centric Life, Pastor Josh and Donna dive into the tension between empowerment and alignment, sharing insights on how to raise leaders who carry the DNA of a Jesus-centric culture.

In this episode of Jesus-Centric Life, Pastor Josh and Donna explore the power and purpose of Sabbath living. Far from being just a day off, Sabbath is a rhythm of rest, trust, and renewal that is essential for true discipleship.

Pastor Josh and Donna dive into the rhythm of resting and serving—not as opposites, but as ways to stay rooted in Jesus. This episode challenges the idea that you have to be “full” before you serve/rest and reminds us that our identity is in Jesus, not earned. Learn how to stop escaping, quiet the noise, and enjoy Jesus in both the stillness and the action.

Following up on our name change to Jesus Centric Life, Pastor Josh and Donna dive deeper into what it means to follow Jesus beyond Sunday mornings and ministry roles. In this episode, they explore how being a disciple isn’t something you switch on in key moments—it’s a way of life that shapes your decisions, relationships, priorities, and identity.