What does it look like to find freedom after experiencing unimaginable pain? In this week's episode of SeeKing Podcast, Adam sits down with Emmanuel Crawford, who was sold into childhood slavery in Ghana at just 2–3 years old, rescued a few years later, and eventually adopted by a family in Oklahoma. Emmanuel shares his powerful testimony of surviving slavery, learning to trust again, finding a family, and discovering how God was working through his story even when he couldn't see it.

Emmanuel opens up about his earliest memories of slavery on Lake Volta, being separated from his family, and the challenges of learning to feel safe after being adopted. He shares how sports and a supportive community helped him grow, how football became an unexpected platform for sharing his testimony, and how the Holy Spirit transformed the way he approached the game and the people around him.

Adam and Emmanuel also have a powerful conversation about spiritual warfare, prayer, forgiveness, and what it means to surrender every part of your life to God. Emmanuel shares how he learned to forgive his birth parents and walk away from bitterness, realizing that unforgiveness can become a prison of its own. They discuss how God can use the painful parts of our stories, the importance of Christian community, and why believers are called to stand together as one body of Christ.

Above all, this episode is a reminder that your past does not have to define your future. Emmanuel's story points to the power of God's redemption and the truth that He can take even the most painful experiences and use them for His glory. If you're struggling with unforgiveness, searching for purpose, or wondering whether God can use your story, this conversation is a powerful reminder to surrender your life to Him and trust what He can do.

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What does it look like to leave a spiritual inheritance for the next generation? In this week's episode of SeeKing Podcast, Adam sits down with Cole LaBrant for a powerful conversation about generational blessings, breaking generational curses, fatherhood, spiritual leadership, and what it means to live completely surrendered to Jesus.

Cole shares about the importance of modeling a sold-out life for Jesus and why the giants we refuse to confront can become the giants the next generation has to fight. Adam and Cole discuss the responsibility parents have to speak life over their children, build a foundation of faith, and create a legacy that points their families toward Christ.

They also talk about repentance, spiritual warfare, guarding your heart, dying to the flesh daily, and the danger of pursuing gold, glory, and girls instead of Jesus. Cole opens up about learning through failure and the importance of surrounding yourself with other believers who can challenge and encourage you in your walk with Christ.

Above all, this episode is a reminder that following Jesus should impact every part of our lives. From our families and finances to our relationships and daily decisions, we're called to love God with all our heart, soul, and strength and to pass that faith on to the next generation.

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What does it look like to live boldly for Jesus? In this week's episode of SeeKing Podcast, Adam sits down with Dylan Mandell for a powerful conversation about faith, prayer, spiritual warfare, and what it means to live completely surrendered to Jesus.

Dylan shares how his battle with cancer and a terminal diagnosis changed the way he viewed his life and calling. He opens up about his assignment to “suffer well for the gospel,” the power of praying with boldness and expectation, and how God has used his nighttime runs as opportunities to pray for others and fight in the spiritual realm.

Adam and Dylan also discuss the authority believers have through the Holy Spirit, the importance of private time with Jesus, forgiveness, and why salvation is just the beginning of our walk with Christ.

Above all, this episode is a reminder that Jesus is worth your entire life. Repent, believe in Jesus, and don't settle for giving God half of yourself.

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What does it really mean to seek God? And what is the difference between believing in God and actually believing God? In this week's episode of SeeKing Podcast, Adam sits down with Granger Smith for a powerful conversation about worship, prayer, Scripture, spiritual warfare, suffering, salvation, and what it means to truly follow Jesus.

Granger shares how God brought him from a surface-level faith into a genuine pursuit of Christ, especially through one of the darkest seasons of his life. He and Adam discuss the importance of knowing God's Word, recognizing the Holy Spirit's prompting, and using worship and prayer to stand firm in spiritual warfare.

Granger also opens up about his testimony, the loss of his son, and how a season of grief and hopelessness ultimately led him to truly seek Jesus. He explains the difference between simply believing that God exists and believing what God says, and shares about his upcoming book, "Poison in the Well," which challenges Christians to examine the spiritual issues beneath the surface of their lives.

Throughout the conversation, Adam and Granger challenge believers to stop settling for a nominal faith and instead pursue Jesus wholeheartedly—knowing His Word, seeking His presence, and living for His glory.

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What does it really mean to be meek? Is meekness actually weakness, or is it something much more powerful? And what does it look like to fully surrender your life to God? In this week's episode of SeeKing Podcast, Adam sits down with Ryan Miller for a powerful conversation about meekness, surrender, spiritual growth, suffering, obedience, hearing from God, and what it means to live completely submitted to Jesus.

Ryan explains why Jesus' description of Himself as "meek and lowly in heart" completely changed the way he understood meekness. He shares how a season of failure, financial struggle, anxiety, and uncertainty led him into a deeper pursuit of God—and how the Holy Spirit used the imagery of a wild mustang to reveal what biblical meekness really means. Ryan explains why meekness isn't weakness, but rather becoming fully surrendered to the One who holds the reins of your life.

Adam and Ryan also discuss the difference between surrender and submission, why God sometimes uses wilderness seasons to refine us, and how suffering can draw us closer to Him. They explore what it means to lose ownership of your career, family, ministry, finances, and future and trust God with every part of your life.

The conversation then turns to what it means to bring heaven to earth. Ryan explains the biblical meaning behind words like gospel, evangelist, and apostle and challenges Christians to live out their faith wherever God has placed them. Adam and Ryan also talk about staying present, fighting distraction, setting our eyes on Jesus, and recognizing the things in our lives that may be keeping us from Him.

Ryan shares powerful stories of God using his obedience—including a video that appeared to perform poorly but ultimately reached a woman who was on her way to get an abortion. He also shares the story of how God confirmed that he and his wife were expecting their fifth child after Ryan prayed for direction about having a vasectomy.

Throughout the conversation, Ryan challenges Christians to stop asking, "What do I want?" and instead ask, "God, what do You want?" Because when we surrender our lives to Jesus, we can walk in the freedom, courage and purpose that come from knowing He is in control.

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What does it really mean to be a Christian? How can you know where you'll spend eternity? And are Christians taking spiritual warfare as seriously as the Bible does?

In this week's episode of SeeKing Podcast, Adam sits down with pastor, author and speaker JP Pokluda for a wide-ranging conversation about salvation, evangelism, spiritual warfare, deliverance, parenting, accountability and what it means to live with an eternal perspective.

JP shares why he believes many people sitting in churches every Sunday have fundamentally misunderstood the gospel. He explains why salvation isn't based on being a good person, going to church or trying harder, but on trusting in what Jesus Christ accomplished through His death and resurrection.

Adam and JP also discuss the urgency of sharing the gospel. JP recounts a recent phone call with an atheist who was dying in hospice and explains why he tries to share the gospel with someone every day.

The conversation then turns to spiritual warfare and deliverance. Adam shares the frightening experiences that led him and his wife to seek help, while JP recounts an unexpected encounter that completely changed the direction of a book he was writing on spiritual warfare. Together, they discuss demons, forgiveness, faith, the armor of God and why Christians need to understand the spiritual battle taking place around them.

JP also opens up about parenting, criticism, accountability, life in the local church and staying grounded while traveling, preaching and leading in ministry.

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What does true peace look like when life is still full of storms? And what does it really mean to redefine success according to God's standards instead of the world's?

In this week's episode of SeeKing Podcast, Adam sits down with Anthony Evans Jr. for an honest conversation about peace, emotional health, grief, relationships, prayer, and following God's calling. Anthony shares how losing his mom and navigating his own emotional health changed the way he understands healing, success, and his relationship with God.

Adam and Anthony discuss processing emotions in a healthy way, setting boundaries, recognizing codependency, and knowing when it's time to step away from relationships that are disrupting your peace. They also talk about therapy, prayer, spiritual warfare, deliverance, and what it looks like to trust God when you can't control the situation around you.

As Anthony shares how his definition of success has changed, one truth becomes clear: success isn't about applause, money, or achievement. It's about pursuing God, walking in His calling, leading your family toward Christ, and using your influence to make an eternal impact.

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What does true freedom in Christ actually look like? Can someone really overcome pornography, shame, and addiction? And how do we stop believing the lies the enemy tells us about our identity?

In this week's episode of SeeKing Podcast, Adam sits down with Christian content creator Dominique for an honest and hope-filled conversation about freedom, identity, and the transforming power of Jesus.

Dominique shares her personal testimony of struggling with pornography in secret for years, the shame that kept her isolated, and how God completely changed her life. She explains why the hardest part wasn't simply quitting an addiction—it was believing that the freedom Jesus had already given her was truly available to her.

Together, Adam and Dominique discuss the growing accessibility of pornography, how it distorts God's design for relationships, and why so many believers continue to struggle with shame long after they've experienced forgiveness. They also talk about the importance of community, accountability, and renewing your mind with God's truth instead of believing the enemy's lies.

The conversation explores how our identity in Christ changes everything, the role social media plays in shaping our hearts and minds, and why Christians must intentionally fill themselves with Scripture. They also unpack common misconceptions about freedom, explaining that biblical freedom isn't the ability to do whatever we want—it's living the way God designed us to live.

Throughout the episode, one truth remains clear: Jesus doesn't simply offer freedom someday—He has already made freedom available through the cross. The challenge is choosing to believe His truth over the lies that have kept us in bondage.

Whether you're battling addiction, struggling with shame, or simply wanting to walk more confidently in your identity in Christ, this conversation will remind you that freedom is possible through Jesus.

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