Podcasts · Religion & Spirituality

Becoming Something with Jonathan Pokluda

282 episodes · 4 with AI analysis

We’re all becoming something. What are you becoming? It's our goal for you to intentionally become the person God has called you to be. We'll release an episode each week with answers to real questions that college students and young adults are asking us. Listen in as Jonathan Pokluda, Nate Hilgenkamp, and Kathy Davidson help you navigate life in your 20's and 30's!

AI Intelligence · across all analyzed episodes

People · top 13

Jonathan Pokluda×4 Kathy Amy Groeschel John Green Monica Nate Adelaide Presley Dr. Wayne Chappelle Craig Groeschel Jonathan Fletcher Sarah Shannon Bream

Companies · top 9

Florida State University Dick's Sporting Goods Life Church University of South Florida Fox News Oklahoma City Thunder Liberty University UT Southwestern Medical Center Bible Museum

Topics · top 10

Career Pivots and Professional ReinventionFaith in Competitive WorkplacesFailure Recovery and Shame ManagementSpiritual Practices for High-Stress ProfessionsBiblical Narratives as Leadership ModelsChronic Pain and Medical ResilienceGenerational Trauma and IdentityRedemption and Second ChancesPrayer and Daily Spiritual DisciplineJournalism and Faith Integration

Analyzed Episodes

Apr 13, 2026

Episode 367: Eyeing the Impossible (feat. Shannon Bream)

Career Pivots and Professional ReinventionFaith in Competitive WorkplacesFailure Recovery and Shame Management

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Feb 16, 2026

Episode 359: The Way We Date Isn’t Working

Biblical marriage principles and theologyModern dating culture and appsDivorce rates and marriage satisfaction

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Feb 23, 2026

Episode 360: Heal Your Hurting Mind (feat. Craig Groeschel)

Mental health and anxiety in faith communitiesNeuroplasticity and thought renewalBurnout in high-capacity leadership roles

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Mar 2, 2026

Episode 361: Can I be Friends with my Ex?

Post-breakup friendship boundariesBiblical dating principlesHeart protection and emotional management

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