ABOUT THIS EPISODE
From the minor leagues to ministry—Jacob Giles shares his journey from professional baseball to being called to plant his life for the gospel in Boston. In this episode, we talk about identity beyond performance, how God shaped his calling, and what it looks like to trust God with your future when the plan shifts. Whether you’re navigating a career transition, discerning your calling, or wondering how God uses your past for His purpose, Jacob’s story offers clarity, encouragement, and inspiration.
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