Brent sits down with SLU 201 speaker Jeff Struecker to talk about leader yourself first and the power of being a leader who leads with love.

Brent and Taylor sit down with SLU 101 speaker Ryan Leak to talk about his new book, Chasing Failure and how God can use failure to form us into the people he wants us to be.

Brent and Taylor sit down with SLU 101 speaker Dr. Bill Brown, former president of Bryan College and current dean of the Colson Fellows. Dr. Brown talks about how to lead out of a biblical world view.

In this episode Brent and Taylor talk with SLU 101 speaker Ben Trueblood about the attributes of a good leader and what it takes to become one. We also hear about the time Brent accidentally knocked himself out on an ill-fated hunting trip and where Brent falls on the "fight or flight" spectrum.

In this is episode Bent and Taylor talk about the power of choosing your attitude and Brent shares an inspiring example from history on how one person's attitude can change the world.

This week Brent and Taylor have some amazing alumni of the SLU program join us. You get the chance to hear three different interviews in this one episode! From guys who wrote a book together, a girl who started her own podcast and one who is working for an organization to help end slavery... we learned a lot from this interviews and know you will too!

This week Brent and Taylor are continuing the series, SLU Behind the Scenes, with a long-time friend and team member at SLU. Listen to Nikki Hoffpauir as she gives us some incredible insight on what finding and pursuing your purpose and passion looks like and the fun you can have along the way.

This week kicks-off a new series, SLU Behind the Scenes. Our SLU 101 team, Emily Pigott and Anna Walker join the pod to talk about what SLU will look like this summer, share some behind the scenes stories and talk about their favorite aspects of their jobs.

This week Brent and Taylor are joined by special guest and friend, Ryan McDermott. Listen as they talk about burnout and what it means, looks like, and how we can avoid it.