In this follow-up conversation, Eric Voelker returns to the podcast for a candid, faith-forward check-in on what’s changed since his last appearance, reflecting on a season of waiting, family upheaval, and learning to release control so he can more clearly follow God’s lead; together, he and the host talk about hearing God through worship, the real-life courage it takes to pursue unity and reconciliation, and why repairing strained relationships is often the most “otherworldly” work we’ll ever do, with Eric sharing how reuniting a long-running men’s group
became a personal turning point and a timely encouragement for the holiday season (listeners can refer back to Eric’s previous episode for the fuller backstory that set up this chapter). Eric Voelker is an Iowa State wrestling national champion and Hall of Fame alumnus whose career has included leadership in ministry, education, and public service, and who currently serves as Operations Director at Des Moines Christian School, overseeing key areas like facilities, IT, food service, transportation, safety and security, and major campus projects; known for his directness, humility, and devotion to spiritual growth, Eric brings a grounded perspective on leadership, family, and the daily practice of living with courage and conviction.
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