Brandon Pak seemed to be on the path to achieving what he’d always wanted: He was a student at Berklee College of Music, he’d opened for Pentatonix and had recently performed as a backup singer for Charlie Puth. And yet, he’d never felt more empty. So, he wandered into the church he’d attended but left as a young man. On this week's episode, we talk with Brandon about finding greater purpose than he could've imagined through the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Show Notes

1:45- A Place To Call Home
5:17- Church Starts and Stops
11:37- Berklee or BYU
16:50- Empty
22:01- Three Months
26:30- Getting to Serve
34-02- Music and Missionary Work
36:15- Processing Through Songwriting
39:36- Worth It To Save
42:45- What Does It Mean To Be All In the Gospel of Jesus Christ?

“I knew what it felt like to be lost and to find the gospel and what type of worth that gave me as a person…and I wanted other people to have that.” —Brandon Pak

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Listen to Brandon Pak’s new single, “Worth Saving”