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In November 2022, esteemed Passion worship leader Kristian Stanfill rocked the faith world with a simple post on Instagram: “I am 2 years sober today.” Kristian has been appropriately protective of his journey through addiction and into sobriety. He talked about the journey with Trevor Talks.

Louie Giglio has pastored a global generation through his ministry with Passion. Through Passion Conferences, Passion City Church, Passion Publishing, and sixsteprecords, Louie has led a movement of worshippers...

Alexa PenaVega, actress best known for movies like Spy Kids and Twister, has opened up about how her deep faith has kept her grounded through growing up in Hollywood, marriage to Carlos PenaVega and raising their three kids. 

On the latest episode of the podcast Trevor Talks, Taya Gaukrodger (Hillsong United) gave listeners an intimate look at her personal process in creating her debut solo album TAYA. That process took place during the pandemic, the early years of Taya’s marriage and the sweetness of God woven through all of it.

 Lacey Sturm served as co-host on the latest episode of Trevor Talks to interview Skillet’s Korey Cooper, creating a once-in-a-lifetime conversation between two of the most influential forces in purpose-driven rock.

Trip Lee, one of Reach Records’ flagship rappers, opened up in detail about his journey with chronic fatigue syndrome on a recent episode of the Trevor Talks podcast.

Mattie Jackson Selecman shared a personal look at her journey through the pain of losing her husband and into renewed purpose on the latest episode of the Trevor Talks podcast. 

Natalie Grant recently offered the Trevor Talks podcast a personal account of her journey founding anti-human trafficking nonprofit Hope For Justice. The organization recently was a key player in passing new legislation around labor trafficking in the United States.

Christian singer-songwriter Michael W. Smith recently detailed the rock bottom moment that led him out of a drug and alcohol addiction and into lifelong ministry.

Franni Rae Cash Cain of We The Kingdom opened up for the first time publicly about her mental health, generously sharing both vulnerability and encouragement.