In this episode of Intentional, Pastors Miles Hunter and Chad Elliott dive deep into the challenges and joys of living a Christ-centered life in a world full of distractions. They discuss the tension between saying we value Jesus and actually living that out daily. With practical insights on silence, solitude, community, and the importance of intentional conversations, this episode equips listeners to connect more deeply with God and others.

The conversation offers a raw look into the struggles of balancing busyness with spiritual practices and how to refocus our lives around what truly matters—God’s presence and His work in and through us.

In this episode of Intentional, Pastors Miles Hunter and Chad Elliott dive deep into the challenges and joys of living a Christ-centered life in a world full of distractions. They discuss the tension between saying we value Jesus and actually living that out daily. With practical insights on silence, solitude, community, and the importance of intentional conversations, this episode equips listeners to connect more deeply with God and others.

The conversation offers a raw look into the struggles of balancing busyness with spiritual practices and how to refocus our lives around what truly matters—God’s presence and His work in and through us.

In this episode of Intentional, Pastor Miles Hunter and Life Groups and Missions Pastor Chad Elliott dive into the significant leadership transition that occurred at Treasure Coast Community Church (TC3). With the departure of the former lead pastor, Gordon, after 20+ years of service, Miles reflects on stepping into the lead pastor role—a transition he didn’t anticipate so soon. The conversation explores the emotional and practical realities of navigating such profound changes, offering insights on grief, leadership challenges, and the role of faith.
From the initial conversation that shifted everything to lessons in delegation, mentorship, and the resilience of the TC3 community, this episode provides a case study in leading through uncertainty while keeping faith and relationships at the center.