What Do You Do When You’re Tired… but Still Called? is an honest, hope-filled conversation for believers who love God, know they are called, and are still showing up—but feel worn down along the way. In this episode, we talk openly about the different kinds of tiredness—physical, emotional, and spiritual—and remind listeners that weariness does not mean weakness or failure. Through Scripture and real conversation, we explore the truth that calling does not cancel exhaustion, that even Jesus experienced weariness, and that God often invites us to adjust rather than quit. We discuss healthy, God-designed rest, the hidden weight of carrying others, the quiet ways God restores strength, and what faithfulness looks like in seasons when energy is low. This episode is a word of encouragement to the tired heart: you are not broken, God has not changed His mind about you, and this season is not your forever.

As we step into a brand-new year, Episode 7 of the Faith Forward Podcast reminds us of an unchanging truth: the year may be new, but God is still the same. In this episode, Pastor Anthony and Jenny Faye Mullins reflect on fresh beginnings while anchoring our hearts in the faithfulness, consistency, and promises of the Lord. The conversation turns practical as they talk about what it looks like to live a balanced life in Christ—walking in faith without burnout, growing spiritually while managing everyday responsibilities, and keeping Jesus at the center of it all. This episode offers encouragement, perspective, and a steady reminder that when life feels like it’s shifting, God never does.

As the second weekend of December rolls around, Pastor Anthony Mullins takes a few minutes to slow things down and talk heart to heart. After last week’s honest conversation about how heavy the holidays can feel, this episode is about lifting our heads and finding joy right where we are. Pastor Anthony shares encouragement, Scripture, and real-life perspective to help listeners enjoy the moments that matter, make time for family, friends, coworkers, and church, and focus on the good God has placed in front of us. This episode is a reminder that this season is a gift, and we don’t have to rush through it—we can live it fully, love deeply, and keep moving faith forward.