What if leadership doesn’t begin someday—but right now?

In this episode, Clay and Allie sit down with best-selling author and leadership expert Dr. Tim Elmore to talk about what it means to lead while you're still in process. Whether you're in your early 20's just starting your career or someone who feels called to influence but unsure where to begin, this conversation is packed with practical insight and encouragement.

Dr. Elmore shares wisdom from decades of developing leaders—not just those with titles, but everyday young adults navigating real life, real pressure, and real purpose.

No matter where you are in your journey, this episode will remind you: Leadership begins now—not later.

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In this special episode, we invite you into our Easter Prayer and Worship Night where we hear from both Allie and Clay on the powerful tension of Jesus as both King and Servant.

Together, they unpack the mystery of His meekness and majesty.

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This week, Clay kicks off our Summer Nights with a message on how Daniel had resolved to not give in to pressure, even when it cost him.

Through Daniel’s story—and ultimately, the story of Jesus—we’re reminded that faithfulness may feel slow, but it wins in the end.

What if your quiet “yes” to God today could shape your future tomorrow?

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In this episode, Clay and Allie sit down with Dr. Todd Hall—a psychologist, author, and expert on relational spirituality—to explore one of the most pressing challenges facing young adults today: disconnection.

Together, they dig into questions like:

• Why do we often feel distant from both God and others?

• How does our early attachment shape our faith journey?

• What does it really mean to “know” God—not just intellectually, but relationally?

• And how can we move from isolation to deep, authentic connection?

If you want to live a more connected life, this episode is for you!

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Why did I do that? Why did I lie? What’s wrong with me? In this series finale, Clay unpacks Peter’s denial of Jesus—not as a moment of betrayal, but as a moment of pressure. What causes someone so confident in their faith to fall so quickly? Often, it's not a lack of love, but a desire to manage how we’re seen. We explore how perception management can quietly lead us away from faithfulness and into fear—and how recognizing this tendency can free us to live with integrity, courage, and trust in God.

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Finding friends can be tough—why does it feel so much more difficult than when we were younger? In this episode of the NPYA Podcast, Clay and Allie sit down with Josiah and Micah Kennealy, hosts of Young Adults Today and the FYI Podcast, to talk all things friendship.

From why making and keeping friends feels harder in your 20s to practical ways to build deep, lasting relationships, this conversation is packed with wisdom and encouragement.

Maybe all it takes is 60 hours?

If you’ve ever felt lonely or struggled to form meaningful connections, this episode is for you! Tune in, take notes, and don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe.

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In this episode, our friend Nathan unpacks John 14 and what it means to live with the end in mind. Jesus doesn’t leave us to navigate life alone—He gives us both help and hope.

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In this week’s message, we continue our series When Jesus Says Amen by exploring John 12. It’s easy to get caught up in a mindset of self-preservation, striving to stay ahead in a world that feels like a game of survival of the fittest. But Jesus presents a radical truth—real life begins when we die to ourselves. Join us as we unpack what it means to hate our lives in this world so we can truly live in Him.

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