Faith, Work & Rest

• Andy Littleton - Friendship Lost and Found

  In this episode, Jim and Teena talk with Andy Littleton about his quest to rekindle friendships after a devastating loss. This conversation is full of life and the tensions and joy that accompany it. If you've ever lost a friend or have (lost) hope for more meaningful friendships- welcome to the conversation. If you want to join Andy on this unfolding journey you can follow along through the links below! Patreon & Website- www.patreon.com/AndyLittleton andylittleton.com Instagram- @2000MilestoWrigley - Instagram @andygramz - Personal Insta @alittlemission - Ministry Insta

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• Bikonzi’s Story - Ordinary Love in the hands of an Extraordinary God

  Episode Summary: In this moving episode, Teena Dare is joined by Clint Leavitt and Bikonzi Moise to explore the redemptive power of story and relationship. Bikonzi shares his family’s miraculous journey from the Congo, surviving a concentration camp, and ultimately resettling in the United States. Together with Clint, who co-authored a book about Bikonzi’s life, they discuss the importance of telling stories that humanize and connect us, especially in a world often divided by single narratives and stereotypes. Bikonzi also describes some of the people in the US who loved him and his family in transformational ways simply by seeing through the barriers to the wonderful gift they are. You can read more of Bikonzi’s story and Clint’s artful writing in: Cockroaches, God, Death, and Mangoes: https://www.theleavittlens.com/book Learn more about Bikonzi’s work with Mission One: https://mission1.org/meet-bikonzi/ Explore the Surge Network: https://www.surgenetwork.com/ Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and share :)

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• Juan Chavez - For the Love of South Phoenix

  In this conversation, Jim sits down with Juan Chavez, a leader of both a non-profit organization and for-profit business, to have a conversation about seeking to be a kingdom preview in the community of South Phoenix. Together, they discuss the transition from non-profit to profit, the importance of shared leadership, taking the small steps to big dreams, and how to find both rest and drive directly from the Lord.

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• Tyler Wince - Towards a Rule of Life for AI: Christian Wisdom for a New Era

  We have the privilege to share a conversation originally recorded for Redemption Tempe's All of Life Podcast: (https://tempe.redemptionaz.com/podcasts) In this conversation, Pastors Jim Mullins and John Crawford sit down with Ty Wince, a passionate technology leader working at the intersection of AI and healthcare, to engage emerging realities related to Artificial Intelligence through a biblical worldview. Together, they discuss the practical uses of AI in daily life and work, the hopes and fears Christians may have about new technology, and how AI can both enhance and challenge our creativity, relationships, and sense of responsibility. The conversation dives deep into the gifts of creation, the dangers of idolatry, the importance of human connection, and the ethical questions believers must wrestle with as AI becomes more integrated into our lives. We hope this conversation can be a starting point for continued prayer, dialogue and discernment as we seek to be faithful to follow Jesus in an ever-evolving world. If you are interested in Ty's writing related to product management, technology, leadership, climate, energy, and healthcare, you can find it here at www.tylerwince.com

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• Gavin Linderman - Gutsy is Good and Blurry is Better: Building Kingdom Ecosystems

  In this episode, Gavin Linderman shares his passion for mystery, authentic relationships, and reimagining the boundaries between church, business, and community. He discusses his work with Banquet, a business dedicated to revitalizing neighborhoods by fostering “kingdom ecosystems” that blend entrepreneurship, art, and spiritual life. Gavin explores the importance of breaking negative narratives in communities, supporting artists as missionaries, and embracing the unknown—using Bigfoot as a metaphor for curiosity and the spiritual realm. The conversation also touches on the value of reconnecting with mortality, transforming everyday spaces into sanctuaries, and practical ways listeners can bring light and meaning to their own communities. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on living out faith beyond traditional walls. Explore Gavin’s work with Banquet: https://www.projectbanquet.com/saymore Discover Axiom: https://axiomchurchaz.com/ Learn about the Surge Network: https://www.surgenetwork.com/

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