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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2026 · 1H 19M

What Does It Really Mean to Serve? w/ Bryan Kimberlin

from The Pulpit and Porch · host Higher Ministries

What does it really mean to live a life of service? In this episode of The Pulpit & Porch Podcast, Tony Marr sits down with Bryan for a conversation about service, purpose, leadership, and the decision to dedicate your life to something bigger than yourself. Bryan shares his personal story and the experiences that shaped the way he sees service, responsibility, and leadership. We talk about what draws people toward a life of service, what it means to see yourself as a servant, and how those choices can become part of your identity. This isn't simply a conversation about what someone does for a living. It's a conversation about why we serve, what motivates us to keep showing up, and what happens when service becomes part of who we are. Along the way, Tony and Bryan explore questions about calling, sacrifice, responsibility, leadership, faith, and the kind of life worth building. What makes someone choose a life of service? And why do some people feel called to serve in the first place? That's the question at the heart of this conversation.

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