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The Holy Hustle is where faith meets ambition.Hosted by Brandon Clements, this podcast explores what it really looks like to pursue success without losing your soul in the process. Through honest conversations, personal stories, and real-world insight, Brandon breaks down the tension between calling and career, purpose and pressure, faith and the daily grind.This isn’t about perfect people or polished answers. It’s about the moments where life gets real. The decisions that test your values. The setbacks that force you to grow. And the quiet voice that keeps calling you forward anyway.If ...

We all feel that pull to make a difference in the world - to reach out more, champion the gospel, help those in need - but we also feel busy. How can we balance the responsibilities we already have with our desire to be salt and light? One answer is hospitality. Gospel-centered hospitality is the gift that gives back - as we open our lives up to others, we receive in heaping measures. And since most people are more likely to step into a living room than a sanctuary, hospitality is a strategic way to reach out.

Throughout history, many people have rejected God because they wanted to act immorally - why does it seem like those walking away from God today believe God is the immoral one? There are so many competing visions of morality. One's culture, background, political affiliation, and religious beliefs (or lack thereof) have profound impacts on our moral thought. What one person says is right another says is wrong, and vice versa, leading to much debate and confusion.

Our podcast aims to highlight the differences between generations to then expose how we can benefit from each other rather than tear each other down or, at minimum, ignore each other.

PODSHOTS is a podcast hosted by Brandon Zemp and Clément Yeung. In it, we discuss technology, society, the economy, popular culture and a variety of other topics, with the aim to bring fresh insight and truly valuable takeaways to your life. We also drink a different liquor in every episode, so you know it's good.

Jack Bennett has a wife, two kids, the perfect job - and the perfect affair. When he is caught and it all comes crashing down, Jack is left with no one to turn to. No friends. No family, except his recovering drug addict of a sister. On a Sunday morning drive, he sees a homeless man locked out of a church service, banging on the door. He stops and offers the guy a cup of coffee. He asks the man his name, and the guy says Yeshua. As in, Jesus.