A show about about authentic faith, in unlikely places, hosted by Chris Fik and Brad Alexander. We are exploring how people have stayed true to their faith in Jesus, while still being present in the places they came from, the counter cultures, music scenes, and other unlikely territories.
On this special episode, Brad and Chris break from their normal setup and record live from Maranatha Christian High School’s weekly chapel. The conversation and student-submitted questions were based on the important topic of “identity.” It was a fun day and a great conversation.
Mike Neglia joins us today, and we have some laughs while talking about the southern California punk and hardcore music scene and how a kid from Fallbrook, California, ended up a pastor in Cork, Ireland.
In light of it being the "Spooky Season" we are reflecting on Halloween, how the spiritual and physical realms intertwine, and how we can walk in freedom through all things.
We're back, and we're ready to talk about something close to our heart. Living a life full of purpose, and the joy that comes, from walking out God's calling specific to you.
Our friend Gabriel joins us to share his testimony. Growing up in a neighborhood known for gangs, Gabriel starts putting in the work that would eventually lead him to prison, but finds himself surrendering to God for the first time and finding new life.
Chris finds a new life in walking with God, and starts a new journey, that ends with him becoming ordained as a pastor.
Chris Price Joins us today, and tells a compelling testimony, with many twists and turns. From growing up in South Carolina, learning to wrench on bikes, to joining the military to see the world, and getting immersed in motorcycle culture. On an Easter invite, Chris has a chance encounter with God that changes everything.
The Voyager Podcast is back for Season 2! Chris and Brad explain what they have been up to over the break, and the conversation goes into a few unexpected places.
Chris and Brad spend some time reflecting on the conversations they have had this season.
This week our conversation is with Chris’s wife, Torie. We discuss her desire to follow God at a young age, growing up in a stable enviroment. How she later experienced a season of storms and how God met her in the pain.
This week we continue our conversation with Tommy Green. Tommy talks about the Sleeping Giant days, his new band, Holy Name and starring in an upcoming movie, Dark Arrows. He opens up about the pain of loss and enduring a heartbreaking season of life. The importance of giving God time to work it out and watching God redeem the pain for good.
This week we were joined by Tommy Green. Tommy is best known for being the lead vocalist of Sleeping Giant, and currently Holy Name as well as founder of Run Against Traffic. We cover Tommy’s story of searching for identity, growing up in the Salt Lake City Hardcore scene, dealing with pain, shame and fear, and finding hope in an unexpected place.
This week we continue through Chris Fik's story and unpack the freedom, and new path God set him on, while honoring his roots in the hardcore scene.
This week we will take a deeper look at Chris’s story. From childhood struggles to “fit in” to finding a home in the Redlands hardcore scene then ultimately to identity in Christ.
This week we continue our talk with Brandon Phillips and dive into how we can reach the next generation of skate and surf kids.
This week we welcome Brandon Phillips as our first guest on the show. Some may know Brandon as a Salt Creek local. A guy you can find on the beach any given day of the week, surfing, or coaching the next generation. Or you might find him still going for it at the skatepark while his 3 kids run around. Today we unpack the road Brandon was on, a road that was headed a very different direction. We will talk about how God grabbed hold of him and eventually called him into ministry. From a surf, skat...
This week we take a deep dive into looking at skate culture. Brad shares how skateboarding influenced him for better and for worse and why it’s a community worth caring about.
Chris and Brad unpack their heart for the Voyager podcast, as well as the context to how they met, and what you can hope to hear from the podcast.
