The Gospel & Gradebooks Podcast

This week, Timm and Jamie sit down with Kyle Rasco, a home health physical therapist assistant whose story hits close to home for a lot of men. Kyle shares what it was like growing up in the church, drifting away from his faith, and ultimately being drawn back in through the love of God and the faithfulness of his wife.
Now, he finds himself on the front lines of real-life ministry—walking into homes where people are hurting, broken, and often at their lowest. This episode dives into purpose, calling, and how God can use your everyday job to make an eternal impact.
If you’ve ever felt like you’ve run too far or wondered how God could use your work, this one’s for you.

Summer break is so close Timm and Jamie can taste it—but so is burnout, short tempers, and the temptation to mentally check out at home. In this episode, they get real about what it’s like to finish the school year strong while still showing up as intentional husbands.
Instead of coasting into summer, they unpack what it actually looks like to put on the Armor of God from Epistle to the Ephesians 6—not in a churchy, abstract way, but in the middle of everyday marriage moments. We’re talking patience when you’re exhausted, truth when it’s easier to avoid hard conversations, and leading your home when you’d rather just scroll and shut down.
They break down each piece of the armor through the lens of real-life tension: miscommunication with your wife, lack of discipline at home, spiritual passivity, and the quiet drift that happens when you’re worn out.

What can a mission to the moon and a weekend at Augusta teach us about our walk with Christ? This week, Jamie and Timm kick things off by breaking down the Artemis II mission and the Masters Tournament, pulling real-life lessons from discipline, preparation, and pressure on the biggest stages.
But the heart of this episode goes deeper—into the people you surround yourself with every day. The guys talk about why godly community isn’t optional for Christian men, how isolation leads to drift, and what it looks like to build a circle that sharpens your faith instead of weakening it.
If you’ve ever felt alone in your walk, struggled to find accountability, or wondered who should be in your corner, this episode is for you.

What does real faith look like when everything gets stripped away?
In this episode, Timm shares powerful conversations from his mission trip to Jamaica, sitting down with two local men whose lives were deeply impacted by Hurricane Melissa. Nigel opens up about being raised in the church, serving alongside disaster relief teams, and the uncertainty of being out of work while waiting for restoration. Ralph reflects on 34 years in the Jamaican army, how his family endured the storm, and his mission to be a light for Christ in his community.
These are real stories of faith, resilience, and trusting God in the middle of hardship—lessons every Christian man can learn from.
Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube, and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today.

The guys are back together this week, sharing stories from Easter weekend and catching up after some time apart. Then Timm dives into his recent mission trip to Jamaica, where God used unexpected and humbling moments to shape his heart and perspective.
This episode is a reminder that God often does His best work in the moments that stretch us the most. We’re talking faith, humility, and seeing God clearly—even when life gets uncomfortable.
Tune in now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

Timm is out this week on a missions trip, so Jamie is holding it down solo.
After a full spring break—coaching a softball game, celebrating his dad’s 61st birthday, and getting some much-needed rest with a family beach trip—this episode takes a step back to talk about something we don’t always emphasize enough: joy.
During Holy Week, it’s easy to focus on the weight and seriousness of what Jesus did. And that matters. But it’s not the whole picture.
Because of Christ, we don’t just have forgiveness—we have life. And that life is meant to be lived with joy.
In this episode, Jamie talks about what it looks like to truly celebrate your relationship with Jesus—not just in church, but in everyday life. Not a forced happiness, but a real, childlike joy that comes from knowing who you are and what’s been done for you.
If your faith has started to feel heavy, this episode is a reminder: following Jesus isn’t just something you carry—it’s something you get to celebrate.
Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and wherever you get your podcasts.

Spring break is almost here, and Timm and Jamie are counting down the hours but they’re also getting real about something every man faces: drifting from God.
In this episode, we break down the most common reasons men lose focus in their faith, distractions, comfort, isolation, and compromise, and the guardrails we need to stay grounded. What habits, boundaries, and accountability systems actually help when life gets busy or easy?
This is a practical, honest conversation for men who want to stay consistent in their walk with Christ, even when it’s not convenient.
Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

After a two-week break, Jamie and Timm are back behind the microphones catching up on some big life changes in the Musgrove household. Between moving houses, helping family move, and the chaos of everyday life, it’s easy to realize just how quickly good things can start taking the place of the most important thing.
In this episode, the guys talk honestly about how work, hobbies, responsibilities, and even things we enjoy can quietly become idols if we’re not careful. They dig into the challenge Jesus gives in Matthew 6:33 to seek first the Kingdom of God and what that actually looks like for men trying to lead their families, serve others, and stay grounded in their faith.
If you’ve ever felt like life is pulling your attention in a hundred directions, this conversation is a reminder to reset your priorities and put God back where He belongs.
Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

2.2 million followers across TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram. Millions more likes. But what shaped Lee Snow before the content ever existed? In this episode, Lee joins us to talk about his journey to Christ through a Bible study at Jacksonville State University, the mentor who saw leadership in him early on, and the moments that solidified his calling. We also dive into his growth as a Christian content creator, balancing influence with conviction, his love for family and firearms, and several stories that had us laughing. If you’re a Christian man navigating faith and leadership, this one is worth your time. If this conversation encouraged you, make sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more faith and education stories every week. Be sure to go show Lee some love!
Book: Still Here: Finding Peace in Philippians
Social Media:: @leemsnow

What do you do when obedience doesn’t pay off immediately?
This week, we talk about the Big Game, the politicization of both halftime shows, and a recent article claiming the Christian revival was fake and that people are leaving the faith. Culture shifts. Headlines change. Opinions get loud.
But obedience to Christ isn’t about instant results.
Timm and Jamie unpack what it means to stay faithful when there’s no applause, no viral moment, and no visible reward. We discuss cultural noise, faithfulness in quiet seasons, and why real Christian obedience is often unseen.
If you’re a man trying to lead your family, your classroom, or your workplace without immediate payoff, this episode is for you.
Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or watch on YouTube.