Podcast Episodes

Long-time Seacoaster, Jack Hoey, Jr. joins the podcast to discuss the valuable insight found in his new book, "Becoming Yourself: A Perspective on Christian Character."  In this discussion, Jack refers to the centerpiece of his book, 2 Peter 1:5-7, to describe "God's will" for everyone. He also shares why it’s healthy for faith to reach a breaking point, what it means to say "yes" to suffering, and how people can't be completely objective about another with love. Jack also brings valuable insight on reading Scripture, having a responsive heart toward others, leading a quiet life, and working for justice. 

Martin Schanley serves on the Seacoast Church Online production team—and he has some stories. From his time as a Los Angeles police officer during the 1992 riots to his work as a chef cooking for (and meeting) numerous celebrities, Martin brings some unique fun to the podcast. He even challenges the common stereotype that celebrities are snobby or entitled by sharing his personal experiences with very famous people who were kind, generous, and genuinely personable.

In this episode, you’ll hear the stories of three men whose lives were deeply impacted by the Seacoast Men’s Hike. It’s a conversation about healing, brotherhood, and what can happen when men are willing to step into the wilderness—together.

Author of the devotional, "Gazing at God: A 40-Day Journey to Greater Freedom of Self," Pastor Sharon Miller joins the podcast to discuss the power and the freedom found in turning away from self-centeredness and turning toward God.

Pastor Greg is back in this final episode of a two-part series, sharing a health update following his recent bout with cancer, discussing his motivation to avoid ruffling feathers whenever possible, and talking about the meaningful work he's doing at The Retreat at Church Creek, helping pastors to live well and finish strong.

Pastor Greg Surratt reflects on the complexities of leadership, how he navigates controversy—and why he prefers to avoid it—as well as the journey of founding Seacoast Church. He shares insights on cultivating a strong church culture, the role of music in personal nostalgia, and he offers thoughtful advice for the new year. Pastor Greg also emphasizes the importance of community and support in both personal and professional life.

In this conversation, Lyndon Harris shares his profound forgiveness journey that began after the events of 9/11. Lyndon is a speaker and forgiveness coach who helps people with topics like the importance of self-forgiveness, forgiveness for others, and forgiveness of the cards that life deals us.

Kicking off the podcast in 2026 with 5 different conversations, including the insight of seven Pastors, all of them giving what they find to be helpful beliefs and practices that can lead to healthier living with more peace and hope. (Originally aired January 2025)

Reflecting on Christmas, Tomelex derails Joey’s icebreaker question with an intense fear of being killed by an animal, sending the crew into a hilarious detour about bears — including the shocking truth that polar bears are known to actively hunt humans. Eventually, the conversation circles back to the Christmas spirit as podcast patron L.B. Danzler joins to share why he supports the show before facing a rapid-fire round of all things Christmas.