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Everyday Adventure Podcast with Stephen Glasser

Most people move through life on autopilot—busy, distracted, and unsure how to live the life they actually want. The Everyday Adventure Podcast with Stephen Glasser inspires you to live your ordinary life to the fullest.

Podcast · By Stephen Glasser · English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Finding Purpose in Your Everyday Life (opens the original)

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    What if finding your purpose has less to do with discovering the perfect job, calling, or opportunity and more to do with how you’re living the life already in front of you? In this episode, Stephen and Megan kick off a new conversation about purpose and why we often miss it while waiting for something bigger. From David in the pasture to Walter Mitty dreaming about another life, we explore how God can use ordinary places and ordinary seasons for something much bigger than we realize. Because pu

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Grant Nelson | Basketball, Faith & the Journey to the NBA (opens the original)

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    From small-town North Dakota to the NBA. Grant Nelson grew up in Devils Lake, played at NDSU, transferred to Alabama and helped the Crimson Tide reach their first Final Four in program history. Now, the 6'11" forward is living out a childhood dream as a member of the Brooklyn Nets after recently signing a two-way contract. But getting to the NBA is only part of Grant’s story. We talk about the journey that got him there, the people who shaped him along the way, and how his relationship with Jesu

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Jason Patterson | Why You Need a Sabbath (opens the original)

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    What if rest isn’t something you earn after you’ve done enough, but a gift God actually designed for you? In this episode, we’re talking about one of the most important rhythms we can build into our lives: Sabbath. Jason Patterson is a pastor, author, husband, and dad in Fishers, Indiana. After years of traveling as an evangelist, Jason planted Parkside Church and has learned firsthand how our rhythms need to adjust through different seasons of life. We talk about what Sabbath looks like in the

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Building a Rhythm of Life That Actually Works (opens the original)

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    We all have a picture of the person we want to become. But how do we actually build a life that helps us become that person? In this episode, Stephen and Megan continue the RHYTHMS & ROUTES series by building their own Rhythm of Life — with a little help from Fantasy Football season. It's time for the first-ever RHYTHM OF LIFE DRAFT. What practices are first-round picks? What's a sleeper? And what rhythms actually deserve a spot in your everyday life? IN THIS EPISODE: • Starting with the fruit y

  5. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Why Your Rhythms Matter More Than Your Intentions (opens the original)

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    Good intentions aren't enough to create the life you want. In this episode, Stephen and Megan kick off a new series called RHYTHMS & ROUTES and explore the gap between intention and transformation. We all have rhythms, whether we've chosen them or even realize they're there. The question is: Where are those rhythms taking us? • Why good intentions don't automatically lead to transformation • What a Rhythm of Life is and why it matters • The difference between goals, habits, routines, and rhythms

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