Powerful, Not Perfect
Powerful, Not Perfect
Podcast Description
Inspiring men to live powerful lives in a world full of distractions. Get focused, get fit, and live a fierce, faith-filled life.
This podcast provides insightful teachings on character, habits, and the mindset needed to live a life worth modeling.
Hosted by Dale Bettencourt, RD, you will hear from experts, artists, authors, fathers, and leaders actively living out bold faith through service, entrepreneurship, and non-traditional as well as traditional ministry.
Reject perfection. Embrace power. Be transformed.
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Content Themes
The podcast addresses themes such as spiritual growth, identity, and practical faith applications with specific episodes focusing on topics like spiritual fathering, living boldly for God, and managing life's distractions. Examples include conversations on energy management with Eric Knopf and the deeper roles of mentorship with Eric Waterbury, which provide listeners with actionable wisdom.
Inspiring men to live powerful lives in a world full of distractions. Get focused, get fit, and live a fierce, faith-filled life.
This podcast provides insightful teachings on character, habits, and the mindset needed to live a life worth modeling.
Hosted by Dale Bettencourt, RD, you will hear from experts, artists, authors, fathers, and leaders actively living out bold faith through service, entrepreneurship, and non-traditional as well as traditional ministry.
Reject perfection. Embrace power. Be transformed.
”The Magic of Curiosity: An Honest Conversation with Drew Worsham”
In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Drew Worsham—a pastor, church planter, life coach, and illusionist. We discuss his new book ”The Magic Of Curiosity” and explore how curiosity shapes faith, how fear and growth can exist side-by-side, and how raw honesty with God can lead to profound intimacy.
Drew opens up about a deeply personal journey involving his son’s health that shook his faith—and ultimately drew him closer to Jesus. We also talk about the role of curiosity in parenting, marriage, mental health, and even how it intersects with technology.
This episode is an invitation to step into an honest, curious, and awe-filled walk with God—not one of perfection, but transformation.
Topics Covered:
Drew’s journey through pastoring, coaching, and illusion
Why curiosity is key to faith and personal growth
Navigating doubt, fear, and the invitation to be honest with God
The dangers of distraction and tech’s impact on curiosity
Parenting and marriage through the lens of curiosity
Health, failure, and the perseverance that brings growth
A powerful story of faith tested through Drew’s son’s heart condition
Key Quote from Drew's book:
“Here’s the thing about curiosity and faith; It’s not about having all the answers, it’s about stepping into an endless adventure of discovering who God is and who you’re becoming in Him. It’s less like completing a puzzle and more like exploring an ocean. No matter how far you sail, there’s always more to discover and new depths of His love, wisdom, and truth that leave you in awe.”
Instagram: @drew.worsham
Website: drewworsham.com
Book: The Magic of Curiosity (Amazon.com: The Magic of Curiosity: Unlocking Personal Growth, Deeper Connections and Creativity in Every Area of Life eBook : Worsham, Drew: Kindle Store)
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/5cy6j1K2npk2Tt06uOvkuD
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/powerful-not-perfect/id1818913835
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@DaleABettencourt
Host Instagram: @daleabettencourt
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