Your time is valuable. Your listening space is limited. So we cut to the chase! (...we get to the point quickly!... if you’ve ever wondered what that means 😉) with raw conversations that grapple with faith, following Jesus in a broken world, and living lives of eternal impact! Some names you’ll recognize, some you won’t. But all of them are on a common journey–striving to follow Jesus and join Him in the work He is doing in and around them. We invite you to join the conversation!
What if God wants to do more in your life than you can imagine—but it starts with trusting Him with the story you’re living right now? Susie Larson, one of our favorite voices on Morning Conversation: The Podcast talks about her book More Than You Can Imagine and what it means to live with resilient trust in God. Whether you’re facing a storm, waiting for an answer, or simply feeling stuck in the routine of faith, Susie reminds us that God is still at work—even when we can’t see what He’s doing. And sometimes, the biggest obstacle isn’t our circumstances, but how much access we’re willing to give God to our hearts and our stories.
Susie shares practical ways to strengthen your faith, from replacing fear-filled thoughts with the truth of God’s Word to remembering His past faithfulness when you’re waiting for your next miracle. She offers a powerful reminder for those seasons when hope feels hard to find: if you’re in between miracles, borrow one from Scripture, your own story, or the testimony of a friend. We also talk about finding our identity in Christ, letting go of the things we’ve been trying to manage ourselves, and discovering the peace that comes when we surrender our lives more fully to God. It’s an encouraging conversation about trusting the God who is still writing your story.
Find Susie’s book here: https://www.susielarson.com/susiesbookstore/p/more-than-you-can-imagine (https://www.susielarson.com/susiesbookstore/p/more-than-you-can-imagine)
13 Oct 2026
176 - Luke Lindenmeyer (Nebraska Tight End): Use Me
Nebraska football tight end Luke Lindenmeyer grew up knowing about Jesus, but it wasn’t until his senior year of high school that he says he truly made the decision to give his life to Christ. Since then, God has used coaches, teammates, his wife, and a growing desire to study Scripture to help Luke grow in his faith—and at Nebraska, that has led him to start and lead a player-led Bible study. Luke talks about what it means to follow Jesus in the middle of college football, why he believes he can actually worship God by pursuing excellence on the field, and how one teammate’s observation that he was becoming “more like Jesus” challenged and encouraged him.
Luke also opens up about the pressure that comes with being a college athlete and how his growing identity in Christ has changed the way he approaches football, social media, success, and failure. He shares why he’s learning to “play free” rather than live for the approval of others, why he believes his eternity is secure whether football continues or not, and the prayer he takes into every game: “Use me.” It’s a conversation about faith in the middle of competition—and learning that who we are in Christ matters far more than what we accomplish on the field.
6 Oct 2026
175 - Cade Thompson: The Waiting Season Is Never Wasted
What does it really mean to follow Jesus when the road isn’t easy? Christian recording artist Cade Thompson opens up about some of the lessons God has been teaching him through marriage, music, waiting, and the everyday choice to pursue Jesus. He shares why the “waiting season is never a wasted season,” why following Jesus requires more than simply avoiding the big compromises, and why what happens in the secret place matters far more than what happens on a platform. Cade also talks about his new music and the message behind his upcoming album, Narrow—an invitation to stay on the road with Jesus, even when following Him comes at a cost.
Cade also gets very personal about his own struggle with perfectionism and the shame that can come when we know we’ve fallen short. He explains why he had to remind himself that following Jesus isn’t about perfection—it’s about pursuing Him—and why the cross changes everything when we realize our sin has already been paid for. And in one of the most challenging moments of the conversation, Cade asks what would happen if everything he’s known for—including his music—were suddenly taken away. His answer is a powerful reminder that our identity isn’t found in what we do for Christ, but in who we are as sons and daughters of God.
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