Creation care meets discipleship in this episode of the MercyCast with Brendan McClenahan of Plant With Purpose. Discover how faith, community, and simple practices like composting can restore lives and neighborhoods. Explore embodied Christianity, environmental stewardship, and the path to deeper connection with God and others.

Are orphanages really helping vulnerable children? In this powerful episode, Raleigh Sadler and Elli Oswald (Faith to Action) unpack the shift to family-based care and expose the gap between belief and action. Discover why children thrive in families—and how the Church can lead lasting change in global child welfare.

From prison to purpose—Jermaine Wilson’s story will change how you see failure, faith, and second chances. After rejection, setbacks, and a criminal record, he discovered purpose through surrender and resilience. If you feel stuck, this powerful MercyCast episode on redemption, faith, and transformation is for you.

When the world goes quiet at night, most of us feel safe.

But for many women and children, that’s when the hardest questions begin:
Where will I sleep? Who will protect me? Will tomorrow be any different?

A powerful conversation with Telicia Maxwell of My Sister’s House at Atlanta Mission on homelessness, faith, and healing. Discover how vulnerability, trust, and genuine relationships transform lives. Learn why people don’t need fixing—they need to be seen. Listen now for insights on community, service, and lasting change.

In this episode, I sit down with Cally Logan to talk about trusting God in the quiet, uncertain moments. We explore surrender, identity, and how God works through small steps, detours, and even our mistakes to shape something deeper in us.

Why does the Bible say to “make it your ambition to live quietly”? In this MercyCast episode, Raleigh Sadler talks with Ryan Tinetti about ambition, anxiety in ministry, vocation, and trusting God in ordinary life. A conversation about faithfulness, quiet obedience, and why small things matter in God’s Kingdom.

In this episode, Raleigh Sadler interviews Mark Buchanan about What Is Left of the Night and the true story of Le Chambon, where 900 villagers sheltered 2,500 Jewish refugees during WWII. Discover how scripture-shaped courage, costly obedience, and radical hospitality challenge modern ideology and invite us into vulnerable, transformative faith today.

This week, Jen Thompson is back! We tackle history, Halloween, identity, the joys of f’uncle hood, real friendship, boundaries, masks, vulnerability, awkwardness and the reality of Grace.

We discuss the challenges of being honest and open in a world that often values superficial interactions. We reflect on the difference between perfectionism and godliness, emphasizing the freedom that comes from understanding one's identity in Christ. So many topics with one truth driving them all. Grace frees you to be truly human. Tune in.