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What if making disciples doesn't require a pulpit, a theology degree, or having all the answers?

In Episode 7 of Grace in the Grind, Tim and Paulie welcome Pastor Tyler Hanson back for a conversation about what it really looks like to share Jesus in everyday life.

Paulie shares a powerful story about reaching out to a struggling friend, staying connected through a difficult season, and eventually celebrating that friend's baptism. Even more incredible? That person's faith went on to influence two others.

It's a reminder that God can use something as simple as a text message to begin something much bigger.

We also discuss why your past doesn't disqualify you, how to share your testimony, the importance of building genuine relationships, and practical ways to grow through prayer, Scripture, and wise counsel.

Plus, Tyler explains why honest questions shouldn't threaten our faith—and challenges each of us to find someone God has already placed in our lives to pour into.

You don't need to be a pastor to make disciples. You just need to be willing to show up.

Grace in the Grind — Real Questions. Biblical Truth. Everyday Life.

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How do you know the difference between a good idea and a God idea?

And what happens when God's plan isn't the one you would have chosen?

In Episode 6 of Grace in the Grind, we're joined again by Pastor Seth Philip of Waypoint Church in Las Vegas for a conversation about calling, faith, fear, and what it actually looks like to follow God's leading.

Seth shares his journey from helping plant churches in Japan to launching Waypoint Church in Las Vegas — including the places he wanted to go, the unexpected doors that opened, and the lessons he learned about trusting God's direction.

We talk about recognizing opportunities, understanding our gifts, seeking wise counsel, and why discerning God's will doesn't always require a dramatic sign from heaven.

But this conversation isn't just about becoming a pastor or planting a church.

It's about the role every believer has in the Great Commission, how God uses ordinary people with different gifts, and why your story might reach someone in a way a pastor's sermon never could.

One of Seth's biggest challenges to us:

“Why do you need a voice when you already have a verse?”

And his encouragement is just as simple: Take a risk for Jesus. Step through the door. See what God does.

In this episode:

• What church planting actually looks like
• How to recognize God's calling
• The difference between a good idea and a God idea
• Why God's plan may be different from our preferences
• Fear, uncertainty, and stepping out in faith
• The importance of accountability in church leadership
• Why the Great Commission belongs to every Christian
• How to serve God using the gifts you already have

Connect with our guest: Pastor Seth Philip — Waypoint Church, Las Vegas https://waypointlv.com Instagram: @waypointlv

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Real Questions. Biblical Truth. Everyday Life.

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Is your faith really yours, or is it something you've inherited from your family, your upbringing, or the church you've always attended?

In this episode of Grace in the Grind, Tim and Paulie sit down with Pastor Drew Schroeder from The Crossing Church in Las Vegas for a conversation about youth ministry, cultural Christianity, and helping the next generation build a genuine relationship with Jesus.

Drew shares how his journey took him from film school to ministry, how challenging experiences in church shaped his calling, and why he believes today's students aren't just the next generation of Christians — they're the now generation.

We talk about the pressures young people face in a world of social media, artificial intelligence, and constant distractions, and why creating a consistent, Christ-centered community matters more than ever.

But this conversation isn't just about teenagers.

Drew challenges all of us to examine whether we're living out our own faith or simply relying on the faith of the people around us.

As he puts it, "Jesus doesn't save last names. He saves first names."

Along the way, we also get into movies, video games, growing up in church, and the importance of having people in your life who will help bring you back to Jesus.

It's a conversation about the next generation, but it's a question for every generation:

Is your faith really yours?

Connect with The Crossing Students: https://thecrossinglv.com/

Grace in the Grind: https://graceinthegrind.com

Real Questions. Biblical Truth. Everyday Life.