“Come, follow me.” What does that actually look like in real life—in your school, your job, your dorm, your car, or your scroll?

Where Your Feet Are is a weekly podcast for anyone who’s curious about Jesus, wrestling with faith, or just trying to figure out what it means to follow Him right now, right where you are. No churchy perfection, no fake smiles, no “you should already know this” energy. Just honest questions, real stories, and practical next steps.

Hosted by Adam, a pastor and former student pastor of 20 years, this podcast is all about:

• Taking one small step toward Jesus each week
• Learning how to follow Him for yourself, not just your family’s or your church’s version of faith
• Processing doubts, questions, and confusion without shame
• Discovering how everyday choices—friendships, school, work, relationships—can become part of your walk with Jesus

Whether you’re brand new to faith, coming back after some distance, or you’ve been in church your whole life but feel like you’ve missed something real, this space is for you.

You’ll hear:

• Scripture unpacked in a way that connects with real life
• Stories of messy, imperfect people (like Peter… and like us) learning to follow Jesus
• Simple, specific action steps you can take this week
• Encouragement to stop pretending and start being honest about where your feet actually are

If you’ve ever thought, “I believe in Jesus… but what now?”—hit follow and walk this out with us, one step at a time.

Ask your questions or share your story at whatnow.church or email questions@whatnow.church, and you might hear it on a future episode.

In this powerful exploration of Mark chapter 5, we dive deep into the intertwined stories of Jairus and the woman with the issue of blood. These narratives beautifully illustrate how Jesus meets us in our desperation and transforms our lives. We see that faith often emerges at the end of human limitations, when we've exhausted all other options. The story challenges us to push through our fears and doubts, just as Jairus did when faced with his daughter's illness, and the woman did when she reached out to touch Jesus' garment. Both encountered unexpected delays and setbacks, yet Jesus remained constant, showing us that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. This message encourages us to trust in God's timing and purpose, even when our journey doesn't unfold as we expect. It reminds us that walking with Jesus isn't just about reaching our destination, but about the transformative lessons we learn along the way.