Help Me See with Justin Driedger
Help Me See with Justin Driedger
Podcast Description
HELP ME SEE is a show designed around unlocking possibility and transforming the way we see the world. Hosted by Justin Driedger, a creative, leader, and entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience, this show tackles the universal challenge of breaking through limiting beliefs and moving beyond the comfort of the familiar.
In each episode, Justin sits down with inspiring individuals to uncover how they’ve embraced possibility in their lives and work. Through inspiring stories and practical insights, HELP ME SEE invites listeners to challenge the belief systems that hold them back, learn from others who’ve paved the way, and push past familiar boundaries to discover what’s truly possible.
If you’re ready to shift your perspective, challenge what you believe, and explore a world of untapped potential, this show is your guide.
Join us on HELP ME SEE—and let’s see what’s possible.
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Content Themes
The show delves into themes of personal transformation, mindset shifts, and overcoming limiting beliefs, with specific episodes such as 'Redock Your Neurons' focusing on the relationship between mindset and potential, encouraging listeners to confront and redefine their belief systems.
HELP ME SEE is a show designed around unlocking possibility and transforming the way we see the world. Hosted by Justin Driedger, a creative, leader, and entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience, this show tackles the universal challenge of breaking through limiting beliefs and moving beyond the comfort of the familiar.
In each episode, Justin sits down with inspiring individuals to uncover how they’ve embraced possibility in their lives and work. Through inspiring stories and practical insights, HELP ME SEE invites listeners to challenge the belief systems that hold them back, learn from others who’ve paved the way, and push past familiar boundaries to discover what’s truly possible.
If you’re ready to shift your perspective, challenge what you believe, and explore a world of untapped potential, this show is your guide.
Join us on HELP ME SEE—and let’s see what’s possible.
What if God never meant to be “first on your list”?
In this episode of Help Me See, Justin talks with Kevin Shepherd – CEO of Crossroads and YES TV, assistant superintendent in the PAOC’s Western Ontario District, long-time pastor, husband and dad about the deeper work of faithfulness, leadership, and possibility.
Kevin shares about growing up in a pastor’s home with a busy but present dad and a mom who knew how to pray. He opens up about perfectionism, a loud inner critic, and how increasing leadership responsibility forced him to rethink what faithfulness actually is.
You’ll hear:
- Why “familiarity does not equal faithfulness”
- How the “God first, family second, work third” hierarchy quietly breaks us
- Kevin’s picture of God at the center of every box: family, work, side hustle, leadership
- The “problem of capable people” and why self-reliance is so dangerous
- Why silos are not the enemy — and how they should feed the whole, not themselves
- The difference between information and knowledge, and why leaders must learn to wrestle
- A powerful reframing of Jesus turning water into wine: just keep bringing the water
- How his family lives out the Shema in everyday rhythms: drive time, meal time, bedtime
If you’re a leader, parent, pastor, creative, or just someone who wants to be faithful where you are without losing your soul in the process — this conversation will give you both language and courage.
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