The More of Us podcast features real, un-cut conversations about life, pastoral ministry, and walking with Jesus. All guests are pastors in the Charis Fellowship bound by our common commitment to biblical truth, relationship, and mission.
We trust as you hear More of Us, you'll see Christ among us.
This podcast is sponsored by the Charis Fellowship and the Charis Collective Center for Thriving Leaders located at Grace Theological Seminary.
On Episode 25 of the More of Us podcast, Beau Stanley (Senior Pastor at East Side Grace (https://www.eastsidegrace.org/)) shares his personal journey from the financial industry to pastoral ministry, finding fulfillment in the local church's blend of theological depth and practical application. He candidly discusses how his lifelong struggle with obsessive-compulsive disorder has shaped his spiritual growth, emphasizing the ongoing process of learning to trust God's love and relinquish his desire for control.
Beau has been the Senior Pastor at East Side Grace in Columbus, Ohio since 2018. Prior to that he served for eleven years at Grace Polaris Church and four years in the financial industry. He holds an M.Div. from Phoenix Seminary and a B.S. in commerce from the University of Virginia.
The More of Us podcast highlights pastors within the Charis Fellowship as they give their perspectives on life, pastoral ministry, and walking with Jesus. We trust as you hear More of Us, you'll see Christ among us.
This podcast is sponsored by the Charis Fellowship and the Charis Collective Center for Thriving Leaders.
The Charis Fellowship is a family of more than 230 interdependent churches, campuses, and ministries in the United States and Canada who are passionate about Jesus in truth, relationship, and mission. In partnership with the Charis Fellowship, The Center for Thriving Leaders assists local churches to flourish by serving church planters and helping local churches renew and revitalize. The Charis Collective Center for Thriving Leaders is based in Winona Lake, Indiana at Grace Theological Seminary.
18 Jun 2025
Crafting Gospel-Centered Worship - Chris Howard
On Episode 24 of the More of Us podcast, Chris Howard (Pastor of Worship at Grace Community Church of Seal Beach (https://www.gracesealbeach.org/)) draws on 20 years of ministry experience to discuss his unique approach to designing worship services and nurturing a gospel-centered community. He also shares candidly about his family traditions, personal spiritual practices, and the significant relationships that have shaped his walk with Jesus.
Pastor Chris leads and designs Grace's corporate expressions of worship at Grace. Chris possesses 15+ years of pastoral ministry with diverse experiences that go with it, crossing denominational and cultural groups. As a seasoned producer and session musician, he has worked on several records and live events. He and his wife Emily have been married since 2007 and are blessed to be Keeley and Isaac's parents.
The More of Us podcast highlights pastors within the Charis Fellowship as they give their perspectives on life, pastoral ministry, and walking with Jesus. We trust as you hear More of Us, you'll see Christ among us.
This podcast is sponsored by the Charis Fellowship and the Charis Collective Center for Thriving Leaders.
The Charis Fellowship is a family of more than 230 interdependent churches, campuses, and ministries in the United States and Canada who are passionate about Jesus in truth, relationship, and mission. In partnership with the Charis Fellowship, The Center for Thriving Leaders assists local churches to flourish by serving church planters and helping local churches renew and revitalize. The Charis Collective Center for Thriving Leaders is based in Winona Lake, Indiana at Grace Theological Seminary.
23 Apr 2025
Leading with Love and Understanding - Jeremy Wike
On Episode 23 of the More of Us podcast, Jeremy Wike (Lead Pastor of Community of Hope Grace Brethren Church (https://www.cofh.com/)) provides thoughtful perspectives on faith, leadership, and personal spiritual disciplines, offering a glimpse into his multifaceted life and ministry.
Jeremy Wike became the Associate Pastor of Community of Hope Grace Brethren Church (https://www.cofh.com/) in 2008 and was promoted to Senior Pastor in 2011. Jeremy is passionate about teaching complicated ideas in a simple way for those who want God's power to invade their lives. He loves to teach the Bible, counsel with people, and otherwise live life with people who genuinely want to go on a faith journey with others. He loves to hear people tell their stories, even when God's not done writing the conclusion. He also enjoys helping people discover how to make use of the gifts and abilities God has given them and use them for God's Kingdom.
The More of Us podcast highlights pastors within the Charis Fellowship as they give their perspectives on life, pastoral ministry, and walking with Jesus. We trust as you hear More of Us, you'll see Christ among us.
This podcast is sponsored by the Charis Fellowship and the Charis Collective Center for Thriving Leaders.
The Charis Fellowship is a family of more than 230 interdependent churches, campuses, and ministries in the United States and Canada who are passionate about Jesus in truth, relationship, and mission. In partnership with the Charis Fellowship, The Center for Thriving Leaders assists local churches to flourish by serving church planters and helping local churches renew and revitalize. The Charis Collective Center for Thriving Leaders is based in Winona Lake, Indiana at Grace Theological Seminary.
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