Titus 2 gives one of the clearest, most countercultural pictures of how a healthy church actually works—and this episode unpacks it with refreshing honesty. Brian Croft and Jim Savastio explore how older and younger believers, especially women, are called to walk together in real, relational discipleship. They address hard questions about singleness, working outside the home, and the often-overlooked ministry of older women. Pastors will be challenged to truly shepherd the women in their congregations, and every listener will see afresh how the gospel fuels intergenerational mentoring that helps whole churches flourish.

Don’t miss this episode of Practical Shepherding’s Trench Talk! Brian Croft and Jim Savastio dive deep into Titus 2 and the vital, often-overlooked care of older men within the church. Learn practical strategies for young pastors, explore the “crisis of masculinity,” and gain actionable insight into intentional intergenerational mentoring. With wisdom, compassion, and honesty, the hosts examine challenges, share real-life experiences, and offer hope for thriving multi-generational churches. This episode is packed with encouragement, biblical grounding, and creative solutions—empowering every listener, pastor, or church member to value and invest in the older men in their community.

Is a sermon without application still preaching? What role does shepherding play in effective application? How can a pastor use his time wisely to craft pointed application?

Brian and Jim discuss these questions and more on this episode of Trench Talk

Are pastors impactful in their second half of ministry? How should pastors pivot in their second half of ministry? What are important aspects to consider when making a ministry transition? What areas of fruitfulness open up in the second half of ministry?

Brian and Jim discuss these questions and more on this episode of Trench Talk.