Episode 32- Associate Pastor at Centre Church & Canadians Team Chaplain, Cliff Ursel

In this special episode, I’m joined by Cliff Ursel — my team chaplain with the Vancouver Canadians and a pastor at Centre Church here in downtown Vancouver, BC. Together, we open up the powerful and often-overlooked epistle of Titus. This short letter from Paul is packed with instruction, encouragement, and a call to pursue sound doctrine and godly living. We unpack the context, the challenges of the early church, and how its message still speaks with clarity and urgency today.We also dive into what leadership looks like in the body of Christ. Cliff shares his heart and insight on spiritual leadership — not just as a title, but as a calling rooted in humility, character, and service. Whether you’re leading from the pulpit, the dugout, or your family dinner table, this conversation will challenge you to lead with intention and grace.One of the most beautiful truths we touch on in Titus is how God uses people of all ages to build His church. From young believers to seasoned saints, each person has a role in the Kingdom. We talk about mentorship, generational discipleship, and how the church becomes stronger when every age group is engaged, honored, and empowered to serve.Our conversation also turns to relationships — the ones we have with God, with others, and even with ourselves. Cliff offers wisdom on navigating relationships with authenticity and love, especially in a world that often values performance over presence. We reflect on how godly relationships can be a reflection of God’s grace and a witness to those around us.And finally, we go deep on the love of the Lord — a love that meets us where we are, but never leaves us there. We talk about the endless depth of God’s grace, His pursuit of our hearts, and how experiencing that love changes everything. If you’ve ever doubted how far God will go for you, this episode is a reminder that His love truly knows no bounds.Tune in, be encouraged, and let God speak to your heart through this rich and honest conversation.