The Lost Sheep Podcast

In this episode, we reflect on Vincent Van Gogh’s quote, “Normality is a paved road: it’s comfortable to walk, but no flowers grow on it,” through a Christian lens. We discuss how following Christ often calls us off the easy, comfortable path and into a unique journey designed by God. True spiritual growth and purpose come when we step beyond the familiar and allow God to cultivate beauty and fruitfulness in our lives. Join us as w...

In this episode of The Lost Sheep Podcast, we reflect on the words of John F. Kennedy: “We can have faith in the future only if we have faith in ourselves.” What does it mean to have that kind of faith, especially as Christians called to live in hope? We dive into the power of returning to the basics: daily prayer, acts of mercy, and staying rooted in the small, steady practices that build a faithful life.

Our Practical Prayer Prac...

In this episode of The Lost Sheep Podcast, we unpack Winston Churchill’s powerful quote: “Success is not final, failure is not fatal; it is the courage to continue that counts.” Through the lens of faith, we explore what it truly means to strive with perseverance, especially when success feels fleeting and failure looms large. We break down the difference between excellence and perfection, challenge common definitions of success, a...

In this episode, we reflect on the famous quote, “If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.” What does it mean to stand on the wisdom of those who came before us—not just in science or history, but in faith?

We dive deep into the theme of trust: trust in God’s providence, trust in the Church, and trust in the Magisterium that guards the truths handed down from generation to generation. Our practical pray...

In this week’s episode, we unpack the quote “Hope is the only thing stronger than fear” from President Snow in The Hunger Games and explore its spiritual weight. How do we face fear without letting it take control? How can Christian hope—anchored in the Resurrection—reshape the way we respond to fear, anxiety, or uncertainty?

We reflect on the nature of fear and its counterparts, diving into Scripture, real-life struggles, and the ...

In this episode of The Lost Sheep Podcast, Cole, Nazario, and Evan unpack the wisdom behind the quote, “You got to burn through the brush to make room for the trees.” What parts of our lives need pruning so that real growth can happen? The guys reflect on the spiritual practice of clearing out what clutters our souls. They also dive into a timely conversation about Pope Francis—his legacy, the significance of the conclave, and why ...

What happens when God is taken out of the moral equation? In this episode of The Lost Sheep Podcast, Nazario, Cole, and Evan dive into Fyodor Dostoevsky’s haunting claim: “If God does not exist, everything is permitted.” Together, they explore whether morality can truly stand on its own without a divine source — or if we’re just playing pretend with borrowed values.

From the roots of right and wrong to the slippery slope of moral r...

This week, we dive into the quote, “We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be.” What does it mean to lead with integrity in a world that often rewards appearances? Join Nazario, Cole, and Evan as they wrestle with questions of authenticity, moral authority, and the fine line between “faking it till you make it” and becoming someone you’re not. Plus, we offer a prayer practice to stay grounded a...

In this episode, Nazario Pangallo, Cole Bissot, and Evan Hebert are joined by guest Sam Sompyrac to explore the profound wisdom behind St. Augustine's quote: “Work as if everything depends on you, pray as if it all depends on God.” The conversation delves into the intersection of service, faith, hope, and love, with a special focus on how love is at the center of it all. How do we find balance between our actions and trusting in Go...

In this episode, Nazario Pangallo, Cole Bissot, and Evan Hebert are joined by guest Jiovany Aguilar to explore the struggle of spiritual dryness—the feeling of distance from God and the challenge of finding joy in spiritual things. Reflecting on the thought-provoking quote, “Those who find no joy in spiritual things, must resort to pleasures of the body,” they discuss whether this dryness is inherently good or bad and how to approa...

The good, the true, and the beautiful don’t need a defense—they are the argument. In this episode, Nazario, Cole, and Evan explore why these transcendentals stir our deepest desires, how purity and self-control (like Kobe Bryant’s legendary discipline) prepare us to pursue them, and why vocal prayer is a practical weapon to align our hearts with God’s design. We close with the ultimate truth: every glimpse of goodness, truth, or be...

In this episode of the Lost Sheep Podcast, Nazario Pangallo and the crew dive deep into the concept of ownership and belonging. We explore the truth that we are made to belong to God and His community, and how only He can fill the deep caverns of our hearts' longings. Join us as we reflect on God’s divine mercy and take inspiration from Matthew Kelly's powerful insights about living a life rooted in God's love. Tune in for a heartw...

In this episode of the Lost Sheep Podcast, Evan Hebert, Cole Bissot, and Nazario Pangallo dive deep into the timeless wisdom of the quote, "It is far better to be alone than in bad company." They explore the significance of surrounding yourself with virtuous friends who inspire you to grow closer to God while also discussing the importance of being able to stand strong on your own. Plus, the trio reflects on Mikel Arteta’s motivati...