Highly Unlikely with Josh & Jenaye

Noah Herrin joins Pastor Josh to talk about what it actually takes to make an impact in your 20s and 30s. They challenge the idea that impact comes from finding the perfect career and instead point to faithful obedience, godly mentorship, strong character, and being planted in a local church. Our calling isn’t about having the whole plan figured out—it’s about trusting God with the next step and faithfully living on mission wherever God has placed us.

In this episode, Pastors Josh and Jenaye share practical ways for the Evangel family to “Be the Church” this fall as we live out this year’s theme, Being the Church, Building the Church. You’ll hear about what’s happening this fall and how you can take your next step through serving, discipleship, and being an active part of the body at Evangel.https://goevangel.churchcenter.com/calendar?view=galleryGo to our website for Information about City Reach, Heart & Soul, ekids connect groups, Youth Nights, Young Adult Nights and more!Connect Group Signups go LIVE on August 30

Phil Deas joins Pastor Josh on this episode to discuss how lasting change starts by replacing limiting beliefs with God's truth. They explore how consistent daily habits, mentorship, counseling, and faithful repetition partner with God's power to transform the way we think, lead, and live.

Pastor Josh is joined by evangelist Micah Mac to discuss what he's witnessing across America—a generation hungry for truth, returning to Scripture, and boldly responding to God's call. Micah also challenges pastors and leaders to invest in the next generation, creating space for them to grow into the calling God has placed on their lives. This conversation will encourage anyone passionate about discipleship, leadership, and what God is doing today.

What if the path to stronger relationships, steadier parenting, and a deeper walk with God is already within your reach? Pastors Josh and Jenaye are joined by mental health counselor Peter Pinon to unpack the “hand model” of the brain, understand why we “flip our lid,” and learn practical ways to regulate emotions and build healthier connections. Explore how emotional awareness, simple relational tools, and the raw honesty of the Psalms can draw you closer to others and to God.https://mindsconnected.com/

What if you're not waiting on God but waiting to feel ready? Donna Pisani joins Pastors Josh and Jenaye to unpack the profound difference between entitlement and entrustment. Discover how life's hardest seasons can become the foundation for your greatest purpose, and why your gifts may be more ready than you think.

Christianity and Mormonism often share similar language, but do they teach the same message? Pastor Kyle and Pastor Sam join Pastor Jenaye to discuss the foundational beliefs that separate these two faith traditions, offering biblical insight and practical wisdom for understanding and navigating these important conversations with grace and truth.Books to readUnveiling Grace by Lynn WilderPodcasts related to this topic Pressing A Mormon Apologist on if LDS are Christians...Will Mormons Go To Heaven? / Way Deeper / Noah Herrin

Step beyond the game and into a powerful conversation about identity, faith, and purpose. Carson and C.J. share raw and honest testimonies about the struggles men face; balancing self-reliance, pressure, and the deeper call to surrender. Through authentic vulnerability, they reveal how true strength comes from surrendering to God’s guidance instead of trying to carry every burden alone.

What does it really mean to belong in a church family? In this episode of Highly Unlikely, several couples share how moving from simply attending church to actively investing in community transformed their faith, relationships, and sense of purpose. Their stories reveal that genuine spiritual growth happens when people step beyond the sidelines—serving, connecting, and contributing instead of remaining distant observers. It is an encouraging reminder that the more we invest in biblical community, the more we receive in return.