Episodes

Let me know what you think of this episode? Most people believe faith is about big, visible miracles — but what if growing in the dark is the true secret to unstoppable spiritual resilience? Sean Hayden, a former Boeing engineer turned Christian faith coach, reveals how life's darkest moments become the fertile ground for God's greatest miracles when you learn to grow in faith quietly and intentionally.In this powerful episode, Sean shares how simple acts of honesty during his time at Circuit Ci...

Let me know what you think of this episode? Most people think HR and faith don't mix—until they discover how biblical principles can transform workplace culture from the ground up. Brett Billups, an HR veteran with over 35 years of experience, reveals how applying scripture to everyday work challenges not only benefits employees but also drives business success.In this episode, Brett shares his journey from struggling with the disconnect between faith and HR to developing a groundbreaking bi...

Let me know what you think of this episode? Most of us carry trauma, loss, and regrets that seem impossible to overcome—until someone shows us that starting over is not only possible, but a divine gift. Mihaela Galfrey’s extraordinary story of surviving communist Romania, addiction, and heartbreaking loss reveals the raw power of faith, forgiveness, and resilience to transform suffering into purpose.Raised under oppressive regimes and facing her father’s secret moonshine distillery, Mihaela’s jo...

Let me know what you think of this episode? When your results start slipping, do you hustle harder or question who you are? Jake Giffin joins us to discuss that the real issue usually isn’t tactics, it’s identity, and identity is tied to proximity. Jake is the founder and CEO of Halo Home Services, a leadership and sales coach, and the creator of the D6 coaching model, a framework designed to help men reverse engineer their outcomes and get back into alignment with God. If you’ve ever felt confi...

Let me know what you think of this episode? Some trauma is fueled by fear. Some trauma is fueled by guilt, shame, and the quiet sentence, “I can’t be forgiven.” That’s where the idea of moral injury changes the entire conversation about PTSD, spiritual health, and what real healing requires. We talk with Navy chaplain Larry Blant, who brings 25 years of pastoral ministry, years of police and fire chaplaincy, and combat experience with Marines in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Larry explains PTS...

Let me know what you think of this episode? Most people chase fulfillment in worldly success, money, or status—and still feel empty inside. What if the deepest cravings of your soul point to a divine purpose you’ve been overlooking? Cory Rosenke, a pastor, author, and thought leader, reveals how understanding your eternal design can radically transform your daily life—and finally satisfy the longing you’ve been trying to fill with fleeting pleasures. In this powerful conversation, Cory dives in...

Let me know what you think of this episode? Most Americans misunderstand the true meaning of the separation of church and state. In this eye-opening episode, filmmaker Andrew Linn uncovers the surprising history behind one of the most misunderstood principles in our Constitution—and how it was meant to protect, not abolish, religion. Andrew takes us back to the 17th century, revealing how Roger Williams, a radical Puritan and the founder of Rhode Island, pioneered the first formal separation o...

Let me know what you think of this episode? Worship can sound loud on a stage and still be quiet in a kitchen sink full of dishes. We talk with Bridgett, a worship leader, homeschool mom, and recording artist, about the moment worship stops being only lyrics and becomes a lifestyle shaped by gratitude, character, and everyday choices. Her story is rooted in real life: raising two boys, juggling family schedules with ministry travel, and learning the hard wisdom of boundaries. We get honest abou...

Let me know what you think of this episode? Identity talk is everywhere, but most of it still leaves people anxious, exhausted, and unsure of who they really are. We sit down with author Tom Anderson to get underneath the slogans and into the deeper question: what if identity is your default system, the background story running your life when nobody is watching? Tom shares a grace-filled approach to Christian identity rooted in sonship, not self-effort. We unpack the three soul needs every pers...

Let me know what you think of this episode? What happens when you stop treating the Bible as an inherited object and start treating it like evidence? Matthew Mcwhorter, a former attorney, joins us to walk through the most practical version of the biblical canon question we have heard: which Bible are we actually talking about when we say “the Bible,” and would a neutral judge trust the witnesses behind it? Matthew tells the story of starting as a skeptic who simply wanted to read the books he w...

Let me know what you think of this episode? If these stories are encouraging you, consider buying me a coffee https://buymeacoffee.com/dorseyross Jay Setchell: A Life That Refused to Quit In this powerful episode of the Dorsey Show, host Dorsey sits down with Jay Setchell — Marine Corps veteran, entrepreneur, inventor, and author — whose life story is nothing short of extraordinary. From growing up on a working farm in rural Illinois, where hard work and responsibility were instilled from an...

Let me know what you think of this episode? Join host Dorsey Ross as he welcomes Mark Osborne, the inspiring voice behind the Valiant Forge podcast, in a heartfelt conversation about faith, redemption, and leadership. Discover Mark's transformative journey from a life disconnected from God to one of purpose and community-building. This episode delves into the power of mentorship, the importance of a supportive male community, and the call for men to lead with integrity and faith. Whether you're ...

Let me know what you think of this episode? Two weeks after moving overseas for volunteer work, Ian Riley and his wife are hit by a massive cyclone that turns daily life into a test of survival: horizontal rain blowing through the house, roads washed out, no pumped water, no working banks, and a long recovery where reliable power can take months. We talk through what it feels like to teach and serve in the aftermath when the adrenaline fades and the real challenge becomes endurance, uncertainty,...

Let me know what you think of this episode? Life can look stable on the outside and still feel like you are barely holding it together. We sit down with Dr. Tokelson, a clinical psychologist with more than four decades of experience, to talk about why so many of us feel emotionally overwhelmed and why we hide it behind a polished mask. We get honest about self-preservation, fear of rejection, and the quiet pressure to perform, even when we are running on empty. From there, we connect emotional ...

Let me know what you think of this episode? What if the place you’re trying to escape is the place God is using to form you? Pastor, author, and coach Dustin Kleinschmidt joins us to candidly unpack burnout, depression, leadership wounds, and the surprising joy that can surface when we stop treating life like a problem to solve. Dustin shares how stepping down from a crisis-ridden church didn’t end his pain—it exposed his expectations and led him into a deeper, steadier trust. Drawing from the E...