If you follow Jesus, do you see your life as expendable or defendable? Are you defending your freedom to avoid persecution or willingly laying it all on the line for those who have never heard of Jesus? In this conversation, author and former missionary Nik Ripken explains what bold faith looks like. Serving in some of the most dangerous countries in the world as well as losing one of his sons on the mission field, Nik has seen unimaginable tragedy. However, he has also seen how insane faith can radically transform people's lives, even in the darkest places of the world. Our God doesn't call us to play it safe; He commands us to make disciples of all nations. Yet, no matter where we go, He is always with us. With that in mind, what would radical obedience to Jesus look like in your life?

On today’s episode, we had the privilege of talking with renowned speaker, author, and influencer Sadie Robertson Huff. As you’ll hear, her life was impacted by stardom from a young age, and she had to choose what to do with the platform God had given her. Like so many celebrities, she could have kept chasing the fame. However, she found her bullseye—to be a sister and a friend to millions of other females. Today, her ministry—Live Original—is impacting the lives of women around the world. Whether you're an influencer or just follow one, Sadie reminds us that we all have a God-given platform. The question is, “What is your bullseye?” Even you can leverage what God has given you to impact the lives of others right where you are.

Do you know what God's purpose is for your life? If your answer is, “I'm not sure,” you're not alone. As we explore that question in this episode, special guest Ricky Dickson gives us the inside scoop on his story of discovering God's will for his life. From a class project about Blue Bell in college to eventually becoming the ice cream company's CEO and President, Ricky explains how his faith helped him thrive in his leadership journey. As Ricky teaches us in his latest book, “One Scoop at a Time,” life can be difficult and outcomes uncertain. Yet, God can lead us from fear to faith as we rely on His purpose—not our own—for our lives.