Real people, real conversations, and a shared mission to lead and love our cities well. Cities don’t change because of one person—they change when everyone steps in to lead. In your home, your work, your community, your city—you have influence. This podcast is here to fuel that calling.
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Season 1 is in the books, and before Season 2 kicks off in October, we're going back through everything our guests said on the questions that mattered most. First up: Hearing God. Not the theory of it. The practice. What it actually sounds like on a Tuesday, in a squad car, in the middle of a decision you can't undo. Our guests this season came at it from wildly different places; policing,…
Our previous episode with Jantzen Miller was so powerful, we had to release a Part 2! This conversation goes deep into prayer, trusting God and what that looks like for us in our areas of influence in the marketplace. If you missed Part 1, follow the link to LISTEN or WATCH
In this episode, Gary Brooks shares what the Lord has taught him through his journey as a successful real estate developer, and specifically, the renovation of the First National Center in Oklahoma City. Renovating the First National Center was a presumably, impossible project that Gary shares was a prop for what the Lord wanted to do in him, more than it was about the building itself. We get to…
What if the problems we face aren't meant to be solved through formulas and strategies, but through intimate conversation with God? This conversation challenges us to reconsider how we approach problem-solving in our daily lives. We discover that true innovation begins not with action, but with contemplation, asking God questions and waiting for His answers. Click here to order Jamie's book, War…
In a world drowning in information but starving for transformation, leaders face a critical question: Who am I? The answer to this question shapes everything...how you lead, how you rest, how you navigate the inevitable challenges of leadership, and ultimately, how you experience the presence of God in your daily life. RESOURCES MENTIONED: Gallup Research Gallup Article Apply for upcoming SALLT…
This conversation with Jantzen Miller, takes us on a powerful journey of discovering how to truly hear God's voice in our everyday lives. We're reminded that hearing from God isn't reserved for spiritual giants, it's a muscle we all can develop through practice, patience, and humility. Through Jantzen's stories, we also learn what applying what God says to us looks like in our personal lives and…
Part 2 of our conversation with Wes Lane explored the journey of discovering and living out God's purpose for our lives. We dive into the importance of hearing God's voice, stepping into our assignments with courage, and understanding that our identity is rooted in Christ—not in what we do. The discussion reminded us that God leads us progressively, layer by layer, and that He gives grace for the…
Want to dive deeper into these topics in more? Below are John-Mark's books he is currently reading: The Desire of the Nations: Rediscovering the Roots of Political Theology (click for Amazon link) The Home of God (Theology for the Life of the World): A Brief Story of Everything (click for Amazon link)
In every thriving city, there's an invisible network of compassion, dedication, and transformative work happening behind the scenes. It's not always glamorous, and it rarely makes headlines, but it's the heartbeat of community transformation, the non-profit sector. Join in on this conversation with Marnie Taylor as we dive deep into the impact of this sector on our lives and our city.
What if the most powerful weapon we have for leadership and city transformation isn't found in boardrooms or pulpit platforms, but around our dinner tables? Join us in this conversation with Scotia Moore, as she challenges us to reconsider hospitality not as entertaining or impressing others, but as a form of spiritual warfare, a radical act of generosity that tears down walls and builds bridges…
