Podcast Episodes

After watching the heart-wrenching and unfortunately very disturbing documentary on Hillsong Church, "The Secrets of Hillsong," lead pastor Josh Surratt joins regular hosts, Pastors Jack Hoey III and Joey Svendsen to reflect on what they saw and learned from the documentary.

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Continuing from Part 1 of our two-part series, Liz's story is shared through the accounts of her parents who had to temporarily say good-bye. Hear more of their tribute to a daughter their hearts beat fondly for, as as they process out loud, grief, faith and a desperate "holding on," despite great pain.

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Two stories of two kids, who diligently fought the dreadful foe of cancer. River fought a rare form of brain cancer and continues to live, while Liz's fight ended in defeat on this side of heaven.

Part 2 coming Wednesday

The South Carolina has around 4,000 kids in need of a home with caretakers who will love, protect and cherish them. Our guests Lynne Stroy and Allison Cordle have opened up their houses for some of these children, representing two of the roughly 1,200 available homes in South Carolina.

It's been 22 years now and there's a whole generation now who have only heard and read the stories. Our two guests share a unique and rare vantage point of that day.

Mike Noriega shares his personal account of the Surfside Condo collapse of 2021, and his story "preaches a sermon" of pain, damaged and restored faith, and God's redemption despite great loss.

Seacoast Church has had women as pastors and leaders at all levels, which feels normal to many Christians, yet others believe this approach to ministry doesn't line up with scripture.

Our guest Chris Date agrees there is an eternal death; however, he believes it is a literal death, which greatly differs from the traditional view of living forever in torment.

Pastors Chip Judd and Greg Surratt unpack some history of their friendship, what strengths they see in one another and together discuss some of their weaknesses.

We discuss toxic culture and abusive leaders that mega churches are unfortunately being known more and more for, and why our guests are fairly confident that Seacoast isn’t next.