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The Make

The Make

By: Trevor DeVage
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Moving from Sunday takers to everyday makers.Trevor DeVage Christianity Spirituality
Episodes
  • From Mourning to Making: Faith, Family, and the Next Generation
    Sep 24 2025

    n this heartfelt episode of The Make, Trevor DeVage opens up about the loss of his family’s beloved rabbit, Max, and the grief that follows. Joined by Kids Director Stephanie Marsh, they dive into stories of faith, family, and the importance of creating intentional spaces for children and students in the church. From pet stories and snakes in the office to navigating ministry transitions and witnessing a surge of new families seeking God, this episode captures both the rawness of personal loss and the hope of a growing spiritual awakening.

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    51 mins
  • Armor Up: Making Disciples in the Everyday with Brandon Osmer
    Sep 17 2025

    On this episode of The Make, Trevor DeVage welcomes Pantano's own Brandon Osmer, a Caliber Collision GM, husband, and dad, to share how following Jesus shapes his workplace, his family, and his community. From leading a collision shop with compassion to walking through loss, IVF, and parenting three strong-willed kids, Brandon’s story shows how ordinary moments become opportunities for extraordinary faith and discipleship.

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    58 mins
  • From Seen to Sent - "TRAMILY " with Sonia Zarate
    Sep 3 2025

    In this episode, we sit down with Sonia Zarate, Hospitality Director, to talk about the power of making people feel seen. Sonia shares how welcoming others and inviting them to serve can turn volunteers into family. We explore how living out our faith in everyday moments can help us reach just one more for the Kingdom.

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    45 mins
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