This week on the No Regrets Podcast, Nate Gruber welcomes Jonathan Misirian, pastor of Southbrook Church in Franklin, Wisconsin. Jonathan reflects on growing up in church, his struggle with Sunday-only faith, and how God drew him into a life of authentic, surrendered leadership.

Jonathan tells the story of how Southbrook Church began intentionally building relationships with their city—reaching out to local schools, the police department, and public works teams simply to say thank you. That small step of appreciation opened doors for real partnership, trust, and influence in the community.

They talk about how living out your faith in everyday life can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to evangelism. Jonathan shares simple, practical ways people can show up and share Jesus in their own way—without pressure to be someone they're not. Evangelism, he explains, doesn't have to be forced; it can be as natural as being faithful, present, and genuine.

Jonathan also reflects on surrender as one of the most powerful acts in the Christian life—something we don't do once, but something we recommit to daily, much like a marriage. As people search for meaning and truth, Jonathan believes this is a pivotal moment to live in such a way that others begin asking questions about Jesus.

Hear more from Jonathan at the No Regrets Conference—register at https://www.noregretsconference.org

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