In our second conversation with Noah Egeberg, we're talking about the kind of faith community that changes people. Not the kind where you show up, shake some hands, and head home unchanged — but the kind where hungry people get in a room together and God just starts moving.
Noah shares how a simple desire for connection led him to start Lighthouse — no strategy, no launch plan, just a handful of people and a willingness to say yes before he had it all figured out. And what grew out of that obedience is the kind of story that makes you want to go start something.
We also dig into discipleship — and Noah reframes it in a way that might surprise you. It's not about becoming someone's spiritual guru. It's about pulling out a chair and helping someone find their seat at the table Jesus already prepared. The goal? Get them so connected to God that they don't need you anymore.
Noah also shares something he's still working through himself: the tension between having every resource available and still falling into apathy. We're the most resourced generation and the most distracted. That's not an excuse — it's a call to be intentional.
You were made for more than a lukewarm faith. This episode will remind you of that.