What happens when years of military training, astronaut preparation, and deep Christian conviction collide in a life-or-death moment in space?In this episode of inContext, Michael Easley sits down with astronaut Barry "Butch" Wilmore to talk about faith, perseverance, suffering, and the sovereignty of God. From flying combat missions during Desert Storm to commanding spacecraft and spending 464 days in space, Butch reflects on how Scripture shaped the way he handled pressure, disappointment, fear, and responsibility.Michael and Butch discuss what it was like to be “stuck in space,” manually flying a failing spacecraft toward the International Space Station, and why preparation, humility, accountability, and trust in God matter in every area of life.This conversation is filled with practical wisdom about leadership, spiritual growth, purpose, and living boldly for Christ in a culture that often pressures believers to stay quiet. Whether you’re facing uncertainty, discouragement, or simply trying to stay faithful where God has placed you, this episode will encourage and challenge you.ChaptersKey Topics Covered Barry “Butch” Wilmore’s NASA and Navy career Faith during high-pressure and life-threatening situations The Boeing Starliner docking failure Perseverance, discipline, and preparation God’s sovereignty in suffering and success Biblical leadership and humility Christian community and accountability Spiritual growth and sanctification Living boldly for Christ in public life Purpose and faithfulness in every season of lifeLinks Mentioned:Stuck in Space by Barry ‘Butch’ WilmoreWatch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel.For more inContext interviews, click here.