Intentional Podcast with Travis Greene

From his Ghanaian roots and strong family foundation to the legacy built through his father’s obedience, Kofi shares how one act of surrender, giving his last $5, became a turning point that impacted an entire generation. This episode dives deep into the kind of faith that doesn’t just believe… it obeys.

In this conversation, we dive deep into identity, vulnerability, and what it really means to follow God beyond talent, comfort, and expectations. From growing up in tough environments to navigating cultural identity and ministry, this episode exposes the hidden dangers of relying on your gift instead of God. We talk about: Why God will sometimes block your success on purpose The danger of trusting your talent over faith How subtle idolatry creeps into your life Why obedience will cost you relationships, comfort, and control The truth about revival—and why it always starts with repentance Breaking cycles and becoming a man of vulnerability and integrity This isn’t just about ministry—this is about living a life fully dependent on God, even when it doesn’t make sense.

This episode explores the power of mentorship and spiritual fathers. Jared shares how losing his father at age 11 created deep challenges with insecurity, but how God brought mentors and spiritual leaders into his life who helped shape his character and calling. Travis and Jared also discuss: • The real challenges of church planting • How God meets people in seasons of exile and suffering • The importance of speaking faith out loud • Why discipleship and biblical literacy matter now more than ever • The power of spiritual authority and being “sent” into ministry • Building a legacy of integrity, faithfulness, and holiness Pastor Jared also shares how his wife Trin’s entrepreneurial background and leadership in women’s ministry has strengthened both their marriage and their church. Ultimately, this conversation is about intentional living, spiritual formation, and finishing well. If you are a leader, pastor, creative, or believer trying to walk faithfully through difficult seasons, this episode will challenge and encourage you. Your legacy isn’t built in moments of success — it’s built through discipline, humility, and faithfulness over time.

From generations of brothers serving as worship leaders and pastors… to parents who moved to Boston with nothing but faith and watched a church grow from 40 people to 400… this episode unpacks the power of legacy in action. You’ll hear about: A father who prays 5–6 hours a day The unseen sacrifices that built something lasting How one decision of faith shifted everything And how prayer still fuels the house today This isn’t just church growth. This is sacrifice. This is obedience. This is generational faith. If you’ve ever wondered what prayer can really build — this episode is for you.

 In this episode, we sit down with Todd Galberth, worship leader and pastor, as he shares his journey of serving God, leading people into encounters with Him, and building a legacy that truly matters.

In Episode 3 of the Intentional Podcast, Travis Greene sits down with Jamal Hegwood for a powerful conversation on leadership, calling, and confidence no matter your age.

In this powerful episode of Intentional Podcast, Travis Greene sits down with Pastor Vernon Gordon to talk about intentional living, overcoming adversity, and finding courage when circumstances feel overwhelming. From Vernon's childhood battle with aggressive bone cancer to becoming a pastor, leader, and author, this conversation reveals how faith, community, and perspective can reshape even the darkest moments You'll hear: • How Vernon survived cancer and refused to let fear write his story • Why joy is not a feeling, but a daily decision • How fear often hides behind procrastination and hesitation • Why community is essential for staying brave • The five kinds of people everyone needs to live courageously • How faith empowers you to live beyond your circumstances   Vernon shares insights from his book Life Beyond Fear, reminding us that while becoming brave is personal, staying brave is a group project. You were never meant to face fear alone. If you're battling illness, anxiety, uncertainty, or discouragement, this conversation will remind you that your story isn't over. You can live with courage. You can choose joy. You can move forward intentionally. This is about more than surviving. It's about living beyond fear.

What if the biggest battle you’ll ever fight isn’t external… but internal? In this episode of Intentional Podcast, Travis Greene sits down with Joel Tudman to talk about what it truly means to live intentionally in an unpredictable world. From success and leadership to vulnerability, therapy, sacrifice, and self-discovery, this conversation reveals the unseen work required to become whole. Joel shares how leaving a successful career, embracing mentorship, and committing to healing helped him discover who he really was beyond titles, achievements, and expectations. This is a conversation about courage, identity, routine, and the willingness to confront what we avoid. You’ll learn: Why intentional living is a daily decision How structure creates freedom, not pressure Why vulnerability is strength, not weakness How therapy and community shape emotional health Why becoming brave is personal, but staying brave is communal How success can hide unresolved identity issues This episode is for anyone who feels stuck, disconnected, or unsure of who they really are beneath their roles and responsibilities. Sometimes the fight isn’t to win more. It’s to finally find yourself.