Forward: Recent Episodes

One Nation Church

The Forward podcast is about leadership, faith, and overall growth in faith. We conduct conversations that answer questions and lead others to have meaningful faith journeys.

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Our episode on Joy is about enjoying the life the maker of life has given us. There are so many issues in life that can render us bitter, and drive us into depression, yet we have to learn to enjoy the good things in life. 

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All married couples have different challenges they must overcome, but the story of Andrew & Rhonda Dove didn't look so promising from the start.  Andrew Dove is the executive Pastor at ONC, and his wife Rhonda also serves at the church in the financial department. The challenges they have managed to overcome in their marriage will forever strengthen others in their marital journey.  

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In this episode, Pastor Jason interviews another colleague in the faith, Pastor JJ Hefley, who pastors a church in South Georgia. This conversation is full of insight on faith, leadership, and more.

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What's next for the Forward Podcast? How have we spent our summer breaks? You can find the answer to these questions and more on this episode. 

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At the start of 2022, we conducted this insightful conversation on anxiety and the state of our country. Join us as we dive deeper into understanding how anxiety and worry affect us. 

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In this episode, we discuss the historical context of the scripture on the term "lukewarm". What causes one to become Lukewarm, and how can we have longevity in faith?

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What does leaving a legacy behind look like? This is a question all hardworking and ambitious folks should be asking themselves. 

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"Journey to Healing" is a podcast interview we conducted on Mother's Day with our first lady Dr. Karen Rowland as she shares with us her journey to healing, from cancer to infection to free from cancer. The journey is ongoing, but it's undoubtedly moving toward full recovery. 

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At ONC (One Nation Church), we occasionally host our Virtual-Only services. For Memorial Day we've gathered a few highlights from some of the best ONC FORWARD Podcast moments. We hope you'll enjoy these conversations just as much as we did recording them. 

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This episode is focused on the minimalistic lifestyle and how decluttering happens in both the physical and mental space. Minimalism is not just aesthetics, it's an approach to life. 

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Loneliness is an experience we are all familiar with. Why do we feel lonely, and how can we better deal with this emotion? 

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This conversation on "solitude" is part of two parts topic, the other one being loneliness. Pastor Jason and Juste discuss the values the state of solitude has on one's mental and spiritual health

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This is the second portion of our leadership conversation subject to the topic of team leadership. Here we talk more about resolving conflict in the workplace and more. 

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How do you build a high-performing team? There are many components to building a strong team. Pastor Jason and Juste talk about the many different attributes needed such as; trust, kindness, communication, and more. 

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What does it look like to lead in the current modern day? Many voices teach us different aspects of leadership and what it should look like. In this episode, we talk about leading with empathy. Join us as we discover what an empathetic leader looks like. 

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Most of our battles are fought within our own minds. Spiritual Warfare is wedged in the mind of the believer. 

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It's very common to hear people say they're just following their heart, and it does sound good when we hear it. Does this mean our hearts are full of goodness and nothing tainted? The answer is simply, No.  Let's talk about it.

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At the top of 2023, Pastor Jason and Juste seat conduct a conversation around the plans they each have for the new year. Each new year is often viewed as a reset button in the culture. Everyone is making plans and adjustments to start the year properly to meet the goals they have in mind. The staff at ONC is no different, as they have new goals in mind for the year. 

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What does it really mean to hope? Pastor Jason shared in his recent teaching, how the word "hope" can sometimes feel like make-believe. In the Bible, we can find the word hope being interchanged with "wait" or "waiting". In today's conversation, we investigate the meaning behind hope and waiting.  

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As we continue to read and study the book of Psalm 37 together as a church. Pastor Jason and Juste continued to investigate the scriptures and what it means to be meek. This podcast is centered around Psalm 37:11. 

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The Bible is filled with stories and lessons we can draw from, but what makes them even more formidable is how these different stories from different time periods can intertwine with one another.  During this episode of our Christmas series, we revise two Biblical stories with fresh pair of eyes. 

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During this Thanksgiving weekend, we shot a special video for our congregation at One Nation Church. This episode of the podcast is pulled from the video. In this podcast, you can expect an open dialogue on previous topics such as; community, faith, hardship, etc...

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Jesus said, "I am the bread of life." This means that Jesus is the true bread that came from heaven, and as we partake of the communion, we are taking this true bread and accepting Him as the one sent from the Father for our deliverance. 

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Pastor Jason shared the tools he's been using to keep his faith firm in Christ. He shared that his routine is not the same every day, but how certain things; such as spending quality time by himself, and waking up early are a must for him.

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A conversation on what it means to be lukewarm. 
Pastor Jason describes Church Culture in the States, and how emotional experiences have been at the forefront of our Sunday services. This practice/culture of emotion-based faith has done us all a disservice, hence it weakens our faith in times of trouble.