Adam Obermann’s story is one of foundation, fracture, failure — and redemption.

Raised as a pastor’s kid, Adam grew up in church with expectations, structure, and faith all around him. But when his parents divorced at a young age, everything shifted. What followed were years marked by pain, separation, confusion, and wrestling with identity.

Music became both an outlet and a calling. From that defining “Simba moment” behind a drum set, where he first felt God’s presence in a personal way, to leading worship with nothing but an acoustic guitar in a struggling church plant, Adam’s journey unfolded layer by layer.

But this episode doesn’t gloss over the hard parts.

Adam speaks candidly about hidden sin, pornography struggles within marriage, and the cycle of shame and repentance that many men quietly endure. He shares how God’s grace often showed up first through his wife — a tangible reflection of mercy he didn’t feel he deserved.

Through every five-year season of ministry, Adam began to see something clearer in hindsight: God was building him. Preparing him. Adding skills, humility, and endurance for what would come next.

This conversation is about:

• Wrestling with faith after family fracture
• The danger of ministry stretching a man too thin
• Worship as more than music
• Grace inside marriage
• And trusting God’s timing when you can’t see the full picture

If you’ve ever questioned your purpose, battled private struggles, or wondered how God uses imperfect people — this episode will meet you there.

Because sometimes the very seasons that feel like setbacks are actually the building blocks of calling.

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This episode explores the profound impact of words on our lives, relationships, and spiritual walk. It emphasizes the importance of mindful speech, the power of words to uplift or harm, and how to practice better communication with God's guidance.

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In this conversation, Adam, Tony, and Jon delve into the Beatitudes, exploring their significance in the context of the Sermon on the Mount. They discuss the heart of the Beatitudes, comparing the accounts in Matthew and Luke, and reflect on the spiritual journey that the Beatitudes represent. The discussion emphasizes the importance of mercy, peacemaking, and the promise of the kingdom of heaven, while also acknowledging the reality of persecution faced by believers. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural references, the speakers encourage listeners to embrace the teachings of Jesus and cultivate a deeper relationship with God.

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In this conversation, Jon reflects on the nature of time, its impact on our lives, and how our understanding of it evolves as we age. He discusses the anxiety that often accompanies time management and the importance of prioritizing moments. The conversation shifts to a spiritual perspective, emphasizing how God's view of time differs from our own, and how this understanding can bring peace and clarity. Jon encourages listeners to carve out time for spiritual growth and to approach life with mindfulness and intention.

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In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss the implications of Jelly Roll's Grammy speech, where he boldly proclaims his faith in Jesus. They explore themes of judgment, forgiveness, and the role of public figures in expressing their beliefs. The discussion draws parallels between Jelly Roll's experience and biblical figures like Stephen, emphasizing the importance of boldness in faith. The conversation also highlights the transformative power of testimony and the need for grace and understanding within faith communities. Ultimately, the hosts encourage listeners to reflect on their own expressions of faith and the impact of music as a medium for spiritual growth.

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In this conversation, Tony explores the themes of generational curses, the influence of fathers on their children, and the importance of personal responsibility in breaking negative cycles. He emphasizes the role of faith in parenting and the need to choose a legacy of positivity over comfort. Through prayer and self-reflection, he advocates for recognizing and addressing past traumas to prevent them from being passed down to future generations.

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In this heartfelt conversation, Adam reflects on the profound impact of grief and loss, particularly on the second anniversary of his father in-law's passing. He shares personal experiences of navigating his emotions while supporting his son through their shared grief. The discussion delves into the spiritual aspects of coping with loss, the importance of prayer, and the connections formed within a community during difficult times. Adam emphasizes the significance of relationships and the power of faith in healing.

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In this episode, we sit down with Tony Bielefeld for an honest and unfiltered conversation about brokenness, family, addiction, and the quiet work of God’s grace over time.

Tony shares how the patterns and pain from his upbringing followed him into adulthood, how the weight of responsibility, marriage, and fatherhood exposed wounds he thought he had buried. What unfolds is not a polished story, but a real one — full of humility, self-reflection, repentance, and the faithfulness of God in the middle of struggle.

Recorded in a room where men gather weekly to seek Scripture and accountability, this conversation is a reminder that transformation doesn’t always happen in a moment — sometimes it happens through surrender, obedience, and choosing faithfulness one day at a time.

If you’ve ever wrestled with your past, your identity as a husband or father, or the tension between who you were and who God is calling you to be, this episode is for you.

“God didn’t remove the responsibility — He reshaped the man carrying it.”

🎧 Listen now and be encouraged by a testimony of perseverance, grace, and redemption.

Galatians 5:22

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