Allen C. Paul, Christian Creative Coach
385 episodes
Become the Christian creative God created you to be! Come learn from the challenges and triumphs of visionary artists, musicians, creators and Christian entrepreneurs who have built thriving careers without compromising their faith. You'll discover how to activate your faith and transform your creator life from a meaningless, never-ending search for gigs, to building your unique, fulfilling, God-centered creator lifestyle. Hosted by musician and podcaster Allen C. Paul, you'll be inspired and connected with our incredible community of faith-focused, Christian creators who are pursuing a creative life on their own terms. Whether you're a creative soul, or aspiring Christian creator, yo...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A practical Christian creativity show about art, business, focus, ambition, faith, and calling.
The God and Gigs Show sits where Christian faith and creative ambition press on each other. In the sampled episodes, the host leads long-form interviews with creative people about calling, business, focus, belief, and the strain of making work without losing the center of faith.
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A grounded conversation about calling, disruption, and the choice to keep going.
Tia Goins and the God and Gigs host sound like people picking up a conversation they have had before, and the episode moves from a Miami trip to the harder reset of 2020.
A steady case for treating creative work and corporate work as two forms of obedience.
Chris Whittington's story lands with anyone trying to hold onto a paycheck without letting go of a creative calling. Allen C. Paul keeps the discussion on a simple but durable question: do corporate life and creative life really need to be at odds?
A steady reset for Christian creators who want faith to stay central.
Greg Johnson's replay of God and Gigs stays close to the basics: why a Christian creator believes, how faith shapes creative work, and how those gifts are meant to serve God and other people.
A candid look at the ache of a breakout success that never becomes a formula.
The episode follows David Gregory through the long tail of a breakout win: a bestselling book, a movie adaptation, and the quieter work of living after the peak.
Clarity, calling, and the hard work of saying what your audience actually needs to hear.
Alan C. Paul and Heather Day frame hard work against a clearer sense of calling, with the discussion returning to a plain idea: overlooked skills can still serve a larger purpose.
A Broadway dream becomes a study in waiting, redirection, and creative faith.
Khadija Roll's path runs from a long Broadway pursuit through repeated rejection to a 2024 debut, then onward to a new children's show, Eden's Garden.
A practical creator-stack reset centered on stewardship.
The episode feels like a practical reset for Christian creators who have had to take a hard look at what their tools are doing for them. Allen C. Paul says he ran into a cash crunch at the end of 2025, then started 2026 by trimming his stack and bringing back only a few tools.
A faith-forward conversation about creative blocks, embodied worship, and daily practice.
The episode follows trauma, old limits, and the push for a fuller creative life. Alan C. Paul frames the discussion around freedom in art and daily living, while Dr. Willis, a cognitive behavioral therapist, brings scripture into practical habits rather than diagnosis.
Pastoral sermons for healing, faith, and release.
Faithful steps for God-shaped dreams.
Christian marriage counsel with prayerful accountability.
Christian steadiness for unsettled news and cultural life.
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The host introduces a Christian creator podcast episode about the Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show controversy, emphasizing its relevance to faith-focused creators and requesting listener feedback on the show's content and impact.
This segment discusses why creators often start projects alone due to lack of initial support and the subsequent struggle to find help, leading to feelings of isolation and desperation.
This episode introduces five mindsets that influence creative decisions and success for Christian creators, based on a live stream discussion.
This segment discusses the dilemma of whether to stay consistent or pivot when a creator's career feels stuck, using examples from podcasting and social media to explore growth challenges.
This episode discusses how gossip and criticism can damage a creator's reputation and career, exploring when to speak up or stay silent about others' behavior.
This episode segment discusses three myths that Christian creators often believe about God's creative calling, starting with the misconception that it must be complete and irreversible.
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Jake joins Alessi Paul to wrestle with the awkward question behind Christian creative work.
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Alan introduces Dan Parr and talks about his knack for making the Bible easier to understand without flattening it.
The God and Gigs Show episode argues that a Christian creator keeping a 9-to-5 job is not a failure of calling, using the phrase 'bivocational life' to frame two jobs as an asset.
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God and Gigs revisits an encore conversation with Tia Goins.
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The show revisits one of its most popular conversations with Greg Johnson, a minister and music worship leader from Northview Christian Center in Dothan, Alabama.
Alan Paul opens with a blunt question about what happens after sudden success.
This episode explores the tension between pursuing creative dreams and maintaining financial stability, sparked by Tabitha Brown's viral advice.
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Broadway performer Khadija Roll shares her journey from years of rejection to her 2024 debut, only to feel God calling her to surrender musical theater and pivot to creating a children's TV show, Eden's Garden.
Christian podcaster Addie Ott discusses how prioritizing fellowship over chasing followers brings joy, purpose, and business growth to creative Christians.
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The host discusses building a dream team of support for Christian creatives, sharing how to find God-ordained helpers without breaking the bank.