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Our Story: Why This Podcast Took So Long

Our Story: Why This Podcast Took So Long

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 Starting a Christian podcast in 2025 can feel like adding more noise to an already loud space. In this first episode of Off The Pages, Brandon and Jazmin share why they waited over a year to launch, what held them back, and what finally pushed them to obey God and hit record. They open up about transitions—raising teens, buying a house, changing churches, grieving spiritual leaders—and the quiet insecurities that made stepping into a public “Christian voice” feel scary. You’ll hear how God shifted them from lukewarm patterns and hyper-spiritual church culture toward a rooted, Scripture-centered walk with Jesus. Brandon and Jazmin unpack the meaning behind the name “Off The Pages”—taking the Word of God from ink to everyday life. They share their heart for this podcast as a discipleship tool, not a platform: equipping believers through the Scriptures (Ephesians 4:11–16), pointing you back to a Bible-teaching local church, and reminding you that they are not your pastors, but fellow disciples walking with you.If you’ve ever felt delayed in obedience, nervous about stepping into what God called you to, or unsure how to move from “Christian content” to actual discipleship, this conversation is for you.In this episode, we talk about:

  • Why it took over a year to launch this podcast
  • The fear of being “just another Christian podcast”
  • What “Off The Pages” means and why the name matters
  • Our journeys from church culture to deeper, biblical discipleship
  • The importance of being rooted in a healthy, Bible-teaching church
  • How Ephesians 4 shapes the purpose of this podcast
If this episode strengthens your walk with Jesus, share it with someone who’s been sitting on their calling or feeling stuck between church culture and true discipleship.
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