In this episode of Sacred Sitdowns, Danny and Kyle welcome Ted Baker, a vibrant and thoughtful member of Geist Christian Church, for a deeply personal and powerful conversation. Ted reflects on growing up as the child of two ministers, navigating life with a big personality, and the moment his faith took on deeper meaning following a season of brokenness and healing. With humor and heart, Ted opens up about his journey with anxiety and depression, the importance of authenticity in church communities. He also shares how prayer, therapy, and sacred friendships have shaped his spiritual walk. Tune in for a moving episode filled with laughter, honesty, and the reminder that God meets us exactly where we are.

Today, Danny and Kyle sit down with Michelle Latty. A lifelong Disciple, Michelle grew up at First Christian Church in Kokomo, Indiana, and carried that faith into adulthood. After earning a degree from Indiana University, she and her husband, Joe, settled in Fishers, raising their three children. Deeply involved at Geist Christian Church, Michelle has served in children’s ministry, church leadership, and now as Director of Discipleship and Engagement. Recently commissioned as a minister, she’s passionate about helping others find their place in faith. Outside of church, she enjoys gardening, IU tailgates, and summer evenings in her backyard paradise.

Today, Danny and Kyle sit down with Max Michael. Born and raised in Pendleton, Max embraced a unique blend of interests during high school that have continued throughout his life. Married to Dana, he spent a large portion of his life working for the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, where he managed the statewide emergency spill response program for two decades. Now retired, he balances part-time roles at Roxley Games in Calgary and Saltire Games on Pendleton Pike. A dedicated history buff, Max loves participating in reenactments and having served as an Elder. His pride lies in his two daughters, Alyson and Kinsey, who embody bravery and brilliance.

For those looking for a game from Max, check out "Eighth Air Force Commander" by Stratamax Games, set for release soon.