I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Pastor Chris Buscher for a podcast conversation, and I’m genuinely grateful for the experience.
From the start, Chris approached the discussion with warmth, professionalism, and a pastoral sensitivity that made it easy to speak honestly about Ashes to Armor. He created a space that felt respectful and unhurried—one where faith, fatherhood, and endurance could be talked about without slogans or shortcuts.
We spoke about suffering, responsibility, and what it means to keep showing up when life doesn’t resolve neatly. As a pastor and host, Chris asked thoughtful questions and led the conversation with care, allowing room for reflection rather than pushing for easy answers. That kind of presence matters, especially when the subject matter is heavy.
Conversations like this remind me why these stories need to be shared—not to persuade, but to bear witness. I’m thankful to Pastor Chris Buscher for the invitation, his gracious spirit, and his commitment to meaningful, faith-centered dialogue.
