Faith, Fitness & Heart Posture (Ironman Training, Marriage, Discipline & Identity) | 1211 Podcast host Jackson welcomes endurance athlete and newly married disciple of Christ Hunter Childress, opens in prayer, and explores Hunter’s background as a medical sales rep near Memphis who trains for Ironmans and marathons. Hunter recounts starting in strength training, evolving into “hybrid” endurance, and details Ironman Florida (2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, marathon) with an 11:11 finish, including learning to swim from scratch and the importance of fueling. They discuss discipline as doing what you said you’d do, but also having the restraint to rest, rejecting “busyness,” and checking “heart posture” so fitness and social media don’t become identity. Hunter shares stepping away from social media for years, navigating marriage with Haley through servant leadership, integrating faith into corporate sales, wrestling with fear of man, and learning reliance on God through setbacks like a Nashville job loss and a blood clot that slowed him down; the episode closes with prayer for his marriage, calling, and courage.

Unconditional Love (Discernment, Church Hurt, Marriage & Loving Like Christ) | 1211 PodcastJackson opens the 1211 podcast with prayer and teaches on unconditional love as a central, difficult calling for disciples of Christ, grounding the episode in 1 John 4:7–21 and emphasizing that love comes from God, is evidenced in action, and “perfect love casts out fear.” He distinguishes sound spiritual discernment from a judgmental, prideful posture, using Matthew 10:11–15 to explain sowing seeds without forcing ministry where truth is rejected. Jackson addresses loving without condoning sin, asks listeners to lead with gentleness, and applies love to family tensions (Matthew 10:34–36), marriage (Ephesians 5:1–2, 5:25–28), pre- and post-Jesus friendships, and strangers. He shares struggles with church hurt and highlights evangelism guided by patience, wisdom, and readiness (2 Timothy 4:1–5), urging believers to be the light of the world (Matthew 5:14–16).

Cole LaBrant: From Vine Fame to Faith, Marriage, and Raising Five Kids (Purity, Community, Parenting) | 1211 PodcastJackson hosts a Holy Spirit-led 1211 Podcast conversation with Cole LaBrant, a disciple of Christ, husband, and father of five, beginning with prayer and their recent friendship from the gym. Cole shares growing up in Troy, Alabama with a humble upbringing and Bible Belt Christianity, then going viral on Vine at 16 with friends, gaining a million followers, and quitting his ice cream job after early brand deals. He describes moving from Vine to Musical.ly, meeting Savannah at The Grove in LA after a prior DM connection, quickly dating long-distance, getting engaged within months, and moving to California while pausing college. They discuss pursuing marriage, purity, and biblical submission, the importance of community, and parenting as a unified team. Cole explains guarding against social media idolatry by limiting phone use, focusing on discipling their children, staying humble amid online criticism, and prioritizing in-person discipleship and local community.

Abide in Every Season (Faith, Rest, Stewardship & the Secret Place) | 1211 PodcastJackson returns to the 1211 podcast after a brief hiatus, thanks listeners for their support, and prays to invite the Lord into the episode. He shares a message on abiding in Christ through every chapter of life, referencing a sermon at Legacy Church in Nashville on “getting back to the tent” and emphasizing the need for a dedicated time and place to meet with God. Jackson recounts recent transitions: a 40% pay cut, leaving his job in March without a backup plan, starting a company, and later joining a new team after reconnecting with someone he met at a conference. He explains how these months tested his rest, surrender, discipline, and obedience in hard conversations, and he anchors the lesson in John 15, Matthew 6:33, Deuteronomy 8, and James 1, stressing stewardship, resisting distraction, and prioritizing scripture and prayer over external religious activity.

1211 Podcast — The Second Temptation (Riches, Shortcuts, and Staying in God’s Will) | Luke 4Jackson and Braxton Bonds open the 1211 podcast with prayer and study Luke 4:5–8 on Jesus’ second temptation, where Satan offers authority, glory, and the kingdoms of the world in exchange for worship. They discuss the reality of spiritual warfare and how worldly success can come through compromise, contrasting Satan’s “shortcut” with Jesus’ commitment to the Father’s will. Braxton shares how temptations show up through money, comfort, and decisions that bypass refinement, and explains his process for discernment: asking God, prayer and fasting, searching scripture, and seeking wise, Spirit-led counsel while avoiding decisions driven by feelings, untrusted voices, or money. They talk about vulnerable “opportune times” (tiredness, rushing), wrestling with fatherhood, being present with family through boundaries, and practical guidance on starting fasting where you are. Braxton closes by urging listeners to find their identity in Christ rather than riches, status, or relationships.

Braxton Bonds: From Pro-Athlete Dreams to Discipleship (Healing, Fatherhood, Spiritual Warfare) | 1211 PodcastJackson welcomes Braxton Bonds to the 12Eleven podcast for a Holy Spirit-led conversation about Braxton’s testimony and discipleship. Braxton shares moving from Tampa to Arizona and then Nashville after his parents’ divorce, experiencing sexual trauma, and coming to faith as a child without understanding true discipleship. He describes years of chasing worldly identity—sports, partying, lust, and a pornography addiction—until a turning point in 2020 when Luke 14 confronted him with Jesus’ call to full surrender. Braxton and Emily’s relationship shifted toward holiness and discipleship, leading to marriage, parenting three children, and a focus on stewarding souls. He discusses launching podcasts with humility and fear of the Lord, coaching through “Glory to God Basketball,” a refining year teaching at Grace Christian Academy, forgiving his dad, and ongoing spiritual warfare, emphasizing prayer and scripture as daily protection.

1211 Podcast – Temptations in the Wilderness (Lust of the Flesh) | Guardrails, Self-Control, and Living by the SpiritJackson opens with prayer and frames a three-part series on Jesus’ wilderness temptations, connecting them to 1 John 2:15–17 and focusing here on the lust of the flesh from Matthew 4:1–4. He contrasts walking by the Spirit vs. gratifying the flesh (Galatians 5) and applies “bread” to modern cravings and habits, addressing gluttony, sexual immorality, laziness, music and media influences, consumerism and greed, alcohol, caffeine, crude joking, gossip, unforgiveness, and “itching ears” for false teaching, emphasizing self-control, stewardship, and heart posture. He shares personal struggles with bulimia, routine, money, and sobriety, urges practical guardrails and repentance, warns against distorted gospels, and closes by calling listeners to bear fruit and live above reproach while relying on grace.00:00 Welcome And Verse00:59 Opening Prayer01:56 Series Overview04:04 Led By Spirit06:08 Flesh Versus Spirit08:51 Gluttony Warning12:25 Fasting And Stewardship16:09 Sexual Purity20:40 Guard Your Gates22:19 Laziness And Work29:22 Music And Worship31:15 Consumer Culture33:08 Luxury and Idolatry35:18 Greed and Stewardship37:40 Seek First the Kingdom38:28 Alcohol and Sobriety46:11 Caffeine and Morning Priorities48:40 Crude Talk and Humor49:37 Gossip and Discord53:07 Truth in Love57:00 Unforgiveness and Freedom58:19 False Teaching Warning01:01:35 Fruits and Final Charge

1211 Podcast – The God Story Behind the Mic (How This Podcast Was Born + The Weight of Teaching Scripture)Jackson opens the 1211 podcast with prayer and shares the “God story” of how the show began despite his reluctance and fear of accountability when teaching scripture. He recounts being promoted to director of sales in Nashville as a refining season, then receiving repeated prompts in 2025 to write, speak, and start a podcast. A providential run-in with Zach Day led him to The Podcast House in Franklin, removing his practical excuses, while financial pressure—including a 40% pay cut—tested his commitment as he sensed God calling him to release weekly episodes. He describes naming the podcast from a vision of “discipline” and Hebrews 12:11, then receives confirmation when a former coworker, Troy, reveals he had the same 1211 concept years earlier. Jackson ties the story to Moses and Jonah, urging listeners to say yes to God’s calling before it passes to someone else.