Come On Somebody Podcast https://www.myfrontline.church/ Frontline Church podcast@myfrontline.church Frontline Church Justin and Merideth Pobst are the pastors of Frontline Church in Sikeston, Missouri. They have over 20 years of ministry experience and have been married for nearly 24 years. They previously hosted a daily Christian morning radio show, where they came into the homes and lives of people all across the region and country to brighten their day with a few laughs about the ordinary things in life and to shine the light of Jesus. Join Justin and Merideth each week as they encourage others to be bold in their walk with Christ, share some laughs, and talk about life, faith, ministry, and everything in between. Come on, somebody! Justin and Merideth Pobst are the pastors of Frontline Church in Sikeston, Missouri. They have over 20 years of ministry experience and have been married for nearly 24 years. They previously hosted a daily Christian morning radio show, where they came into the homes and lives of people all across the region and country to brighten their day with a few laughs about the ordinary things in life and to shine the light of Jesus. Join Justin and Merideth each week as they encourage others to be bold in their walk with Christ, share some laughs, and talk about life, faith, ministry, and everything in between. Come on, somebody! en © 2026 Frontline Church no Are We All Just Tired? The Real Reason We’re Always Exhausted. Justin Pobst, Merideth Pobst <p>Are you feeling constantly exhausted and overwhelmed by the pace of life today? Join Justin and Merideth for another episode of "Come On, Somebody!" as they explore why we are all so tired and how to find real peace. From the impact of social media to the importance of slowing down in nature, this conversation offers practical and spiritual insights for anyone running on empty.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, we discuss the common signs of burnout and how our daily habits have changed over the last twenty years. We also look at the critical difference between being physically worn out and emotionally weary. Most importantly, we dive into the promise of Matthew 11:28 and what it truly means to take on the yoke of Jesus to find restoration for your soul. Whether you are a busy parent, a stressed professional, or just someone looking for a little more quiet in your day, this episode provides the encouragement you need to stop the hurry and start resting.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p>0:00 Welcome to Come On Somebody</p><p>2:15 Identifying the signs of exhaustion</p><p>5:30 How late night habits have changed</p><p>8:45 The struggle of winding down at night</p><p>11:20 How technology and FOMO drain our energy</p><p>14:50 Physical tiredness vs emotional weariness</p><p>18:15 The importance of slowing down in nature</p><p>21:40 Finding true rest in Jesus Christ</p><p>25:30 Peace in the middle of the storm</p><p>28:10 Shout outs to the serve team and closing</p><p><br></p><p>#faith #rest #christianity #mentalhealth </p> <p>Are you feeling constantly exhausted and overwhelmed by the pace of life today? Join Justin and Merideth for another episode of "Come On, Somebody!" as they explore why we are all so tired and how to find real peace. From the impact of social media to the importance of slowing down in nature, this conversation offers practical and spiritual insights for anyone running on empty.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, we discuss the common signs of burnout and how our daily habits have changed over the last twenty years. We also look at the critical difference between being physically worn out and emotionally weary. Most importantly, we dive into the promise of Matthew 11:28 and what it truly means to take on the yoke of Jesus to find restoration for your soul. Whether you are a busy parent, a stressed professional, or just someone looking for a little more quiet in your day, this episode provides the encouragement you need to stop the hurry and start resting.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p>0:00 Welcome to Come On Somebody</p><p>2:15 Identifying the signs of exhaustion</p><p>5:30 How late night habits have changed</p><p>8:45 The struggle of winding down at night</p><p>11:20 How technology and FOMO drain our energy</p><p>14:50 Physical tiredness vs emotional weariness</p><p>18:15 The importance of slowing down in nature</p><p>21:40 Finding true rest in Jesus Christ</p><p>25:30 Peace in the middle of the storm</p><p>28:10 Shout outs to the serve team and closing</p><p><br></p><p>#faith #rest #christianity #mentalhealth </p> Are you feeling constantly exhausted and overwhelmed by the pace of life today? Join Justin and Merideth for another episode of "Come On, Somebody!" as they explore why we are all so tired and how to find real peace. From the impact of social media to the importance of slowing down in nature, this conversation offers practical and spiritual insights for anyone running on empty.


In this episode, we discuss the common signs of burnout and how our daily habits have changed over the last twenty years. We also look at the critical difference between being physically worn out and emotionally weary. Most importantly, we dive into the promise of Matthew 11:28 and what it truly means to take on the yoke of Jesus to find restoration for your soul. Whether you are a busy parent, a stressed professional, or just someone looking for a little more quiet in your day, this episode provides the encouragement you need to stop the hurry and start resting.


Chapters

0:00 Welcome to Come On Somebody

2:15 Identifying the signs of exhaustion

5:30 How late night habits have changed

8:45 The struggle of winding down at night

11:20 How technology and FOMO drain our energy

14:50 Physical tiredness vs emotional weariness

18:15 The importance of slowing down in nature

21:40 Finding true rest in Jesus Christ

25:30 Peace in the middle of the storm

28:10 Shout outs to the serve team and closing


#faith #rest #christianity #mentalhealth 

]]> Tue, 08 Sep 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1818 1 8337a95754761bc1da7802214ad6c252 no Marriage Truths: Things We Still Haven't Figured Out The Tech Struggles Every Parent Understands Justin Pobst, Merideth Pobst <p>Ever feel like you should have life completely figured out by now, only to realize you still do not know where the kitchen items belong? Join Justin and Merideth for episode four of the Come on Somebody podcast as they share a candid and humorous look at the things they still have not mastered. From the daily struggle of matching clothes to the mystery of the laundry room, this episode is a relatable journey through the quirks of adulthood and marriage. </p><p><br></p><p>In this conversation, Justin and Merideth reflect on twenty four years of marriage and the lessons they have learned along the way. They discuss why communication is often harder than it looks, the importance of being on the same team, and how their perspective on aging has shifted over the decades. You will hear about the funny habits they have picked up, like making noises when standing up or obsessing over how well they slept the night before. </p><p><br></p><p>Beyond the laughs, the heart of this episode focuses on spiritual maturity and the power of staying teachable. Using Proverbs 3:5-6 as a guide, they explore what it means to truly trust in the Lord with all your heart rather than leaning on your own limited understanding. Whether you are a young adult trying to navigate the world or a seasoned veteran of life, there is a powerful reminder here about the beauty of dependence on God. </p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p>0:00 Intro and Kitchen Confusion</p><p>3:15 The Struggle of Picking Out Outfits</p><p>6:40 Technology and Talking to Strangers</p><p>9:50 Why Laundry is Still Hard</p><p>13:10 Things Our Parents Were Right About</p><p>16:25 The Realities of Getting Older</p><p>19:40 Marriage Expectations vs Reality</p><p>23:15 Learning to Communicate Better</p><p>26:50 Staying Teachable and Finding Mentors</p><p>29:30 Trusting God and Proverbs 3:5-6</p><p>31:45 Community Shoutouts and Closing</p><p><br></p><p>If this episode brought a smile to your face or encouraged your walk with Christ, please hit the subscribe button and click the notification bell so you never miss an update. Share this video with someone who might need a reminder that it is okay not to have it all figured out yet. See you in the next one! </p><p><br></p><p>#faith #marriage #christianpodcast #spiritualgrowth #comeonsomebody</p> <p>Ever feel like you should have life completely figured out by now, only to realize you still do not know where the kitchen items belong? Join Justin and Merideth for episode four of the Come on Somebody podcast as they share a candid and humorous look at the things they still have not mastered. From the daily struggle of matching clothes to the mystery of the laundry room, this episode is a relatable journey through the quirks of adulthood and marriage. </p><p><br></p><p>In this conversation, Justin and Merideth reflect on twenty four years of marriage and the lessons they have learned along the way. They discuss why communication is often harder than it looks, the importance of being on the same team, and how their perspective on aging has shifted over the decades. You will hear about the funny habits they have picked up, like making noises when standing up or obsessing over how well they slept the night before. </p><p><br></p><p>Beyond the laughs, the heart of this episode focuses on spiritual maturity and the power of staying teachable. Using Proverbs 3:5-6 as a guide, they explore what it means to truly trust in the Lord with all your heart rather than leaning on your own limited understanding. Whether you are a young adult trying to navigate the world or a seasoned veteran of life, there is a powerful reminder here about the beauty of dependence on God. </p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p>0:00 Intro and Kitchen Confusion</p><p>3:15 The Struggle of Picking Out Outfits</p><p>6:40 Technology and Talking to Strangers</p><p>9:50 Why Laundry is Still Hard</p><p>13:10 Things Our Parents Were Right About</p><p>16:25 The Realities of Getting Older</p><p>19:40 Marriage Expectations vs Reality</p><p>23:15 Learning to Communicate Better</p><p>26:50 Staying Teachable and Finding Mentors</p><p>29:30 Trusting God and Proverbs 3:5-6</p><p>31:45 Community Shoutouts and Closing</p><p><br></p><p>If this episode brought a smile to your face or encouraged your walk with Christ, please hit the subscribe button and click the notification bell so you never miss an update. Share this video with someone who might need a reminder that it is okay not to have it all figured out yet. See you in the next one! </p><p><br></p><p>#faith #marriage #christianpodcast #spiritualgrowth #comeonsomebody</p> Ever feel like you should have life completely figured out by now, only to realize you still do not know where the kitchen items belong? Join Justin and Merideth for episode four of the Come on Somebody podcast as they share a candid and humorous look at the things they still have not mastered. From the daily struggle of matching clothes to the mystery of the laundry room, this episode is a relatable journey through the quirks of adulthood and marriage.


In this conversation, Justin and Merideth reflect on twenty four years of marriage and the lessons they have learned along the way. They discuss why communication is often harder than it looks, the importance of being on the same team, and how their perspective on aging has shifted over the decades. You will hear about the funny habits they have picked up, like making noises when standing up or obsessing over how well they slept the night before.


Beyond the laughs, the heart of this episode focuses on spiritual maturity and the power of staying teachable. Using Proverbs 3:5-6 as a guide, they explore what it means to truly trust in the Lord with all your heart rather than leaning on your own limited understanding. Whether you are a young adult trying to navigate the world or a seasoned veteran of life, there is a powerful reminder here about the beauty of dependence on God.


Chapters

0:00 Intro and Kitchen Confusion

3:15 The Struggle of Picking Out Outfits

6:40 Technology and Talking to Strangers

9:50 Why Laundry is Still Hard

13:10 Things Our Parents Were Right About

16:25 The Realities of Getting Older

19:40 Marriage Expectations vs Reality

23:15 Learning to Communicate Better

26:50 Staying Teachable and Finding Mentors

29:30 Trusting God and Proverbs 3:5-6

31:45 Community Shoutouts and Closing


If this episode brought a smile to your face or encouraged your walk with Christ, please hit the subscribe button and click the notification bell so you never miss an update. Share this video with someone who might need a reminder that it is okay not to have it all figured out yet. See you in the next one!


#faith #marriage #christianpodcast #spiritualgrowth #comeonsomebody

]]> Tue, 01 Sep 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1955 2 e979d35c21cce9199e0b32ddaf317f82 no Back to School Survival: Meal Prep Tips & First Day Fears Back To School Week Justin Pobst, Merideth Pobst <p>Join Justin and Merideth as they dive into back-to-school nostalgia, the chaos of meal prepping, and how to stay focused on your spiritual vision during busy seasons. This episode is all about finding encouragement in the everyday moments of life, from the classroom to the kitchen.</p><p><br></p><p>In this conversation, we share some hilarious memories of growing up in the 80s and 90s, including the legendary PE scooters and the struggle of opening milk cartons in kindergarten. We also get real about the challenges of communication, Justin’s infamously bad handwriting, and the importance of having a clear vision of who Jesus is. Whether you are a student heading back to class, a teacher preparing your room, or a parent navigating a busy schedule, there is a word of encouragement here for you.</p><p><br></p><p>We also take time to discuss what it looks like to be a witness for Christ in your daily environment. Being a light does not just happen on Sundays; it is about how we treat others on the playground, in the break room, and throughout our communities. Stick around until the end for some special shoutouts to our amazing volunteers and an update on the exciting growth happening at Frontline.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p>0:00 Welcome to Episode Three</p><p>2:15 Kitchen Table Talk and Cooking Fails</p><p>5:40 The Art of Meal Prepping</p><p>8:25 Back to School Nostalgia</p><p>12:00 Playground Memories and PE Scooters</p><p>15:15 The Mystery of Justin’s Handwriting</p><p>19:30 Talk to Text and Vision Problems</p><p>22:00 Seeing Jesus Clearly</p><p>25:10 How to Be a Light at School</p><p>28:45 80s School Supplies and Shoutouts</p><p>31:00 Church Growth and Expansion Updates</p><p>31:30 End of Episode</p><p><br></p><p>We hope this episode makes you feel like you are sitting right here on the couch with us. If you enjoyed the show, please hit the subscribe button and leave a comment below about your favorite school memory!</p><p><br></p><p>#ComeOnSomebody #BackToSchool #FaithAndFamily #ChristianPodcast #FrontlineChurch</p> <p>Join Justin and Merideth as they dive into back-to-school nostalgia, the chaos of meal prepping, and how to stay focused on your spiritual vision during busy seasons. This episode is all about finding encouragement in the everyday moments of life, from the classroom to the kitchen.</p><p><br></p><p>In this conversation, we share some hilarious memories of growing up in the 80s and 90s, including the legendary PE scooters and the struggle of opening milk cartons in kindergarten. We also get real about the challenges of communication, Justin’s infamously bad handwriting, and the importance of having a clear vision of who Jesus is. Whether you are a student heading back to class, a teacher preparing your room, or a parent navigating a busy schedule, there is a word of encouragement here for you.</p><p><br></p><p>We also take time to discuss what it looks like to be a witness for Christ in your daily environment. Being a light does not just happen on Sundays; it is about how we treat others on the playground, in the break room, and throughout our communities. Stick around until the end for some special shoutouts to our amazing volunteers and an update on the exciting growth happening at Frontline.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p>0:00 Welcome to Episode Three</p><p>2:15 Kitchen Table Talk and Cooking Fails</p><p>5:40 The Art of Meal Prepping</p><p>8:25 Back to School Nostalgia</p><p>12:00 Playground Memories and PE Scooters</p><p>15:15 The Mystery of Justin’s Handwriting</p><p>19:30 Talk to Text and Vision Problems</p><p>22:00 Seeing Jesus Clearly</p><p>25:10 How to Be a Light at School</p><p>28:45 80s School Supplies and Shoutouts</p><p>31:00 Church Growth and Expansion Updates</p><p>31:30 End of Episode</p><p><br></p><p>We hope this episode makes you feel like you are sitting right here on the couch with us. If you enjoyed the show, please hit the subscribe button and leave a comment below about your favorite school memory!</p><p><br></p><p>#ComeOnSomebody #BackToSchool #FaithAndFamily #ChristianPodcast #FrontlineChurch</p> Join Justin and Merideth as they dive into back-to-school nostalgia, the chaos of meal prepping, and how to stay focused on your spiritual vision during busy seasons. This episode is all about finding encouragement in the everyday moments of life, from the classroom to the kitchen.


In this conversation, we share some hilarious memories of growing up in the 80s and 90s, including the legendary PE scooters and the struggle of opening milk cartons in kindergarten. We also get real about the challenges of communication, Justin’s infamously bad handwriting, and the importance of having a clear vision of who Jesus is. Whether you are a student heading back to class, a teacher preparing your room, or a parent navigating a busy schedule, there is a word of encouragement here for you.


We also take time to discuss what it looks like to be a witness for Christ in your daily environment. Being a light does not just happen on Sundays; it is about how we treat others on the playground, in the break room, and throughout our communities. Stick around until the end for some special shoutouts to our amazing volunteers and an update on the exciting growth happening at Frontline.


Chapters

0:00 Welcome to Episode Three

2:15 Kitchen Table Talk and Cooking Fails

5:40 The Art of Meal Prepping

8:25 Back to School Nostalgia

12:00 Playground Memories and PE Scooters

15:15 The Mystery of Justin’s Handwriting

19:30 Talk to Text and Vision Problems

22:00 Seeing Jesus Clearly

25:10 How to Be a Light at School

28:45 80s School Supplies and Shoutouts

31:00 Church Growth and Expansion Updates

31:30 End of Episode


We hope this episode makes you feel like you are sitting right here on the couch with us. If you enjoyed the show, please hit the subscribe button and leave a comment below about your favorite school memory!


#ComeOnSomebody #BackToSchool #FaithAndFamily #ChristianPodcast #FrontlineChurch

]]> Wed, 26 Aug 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1889 3 9bdb0285a8bfc4836079a92bac4ff49f no Why I Have to Follow My Wife Around the House (Marriage Truths) The Only Way to Talk to Your Spouse (It Involves Walking!) Justin Pobst, Merideth Pobst <p>Welcome back to another heartfelt episode of Come On Somebody! This week, we are diving into the beautiful, messy, and often hilarious moments that make up a life of faith and family. From nostalgic memories of TV trays to the quirky habits that keep a marriage interesting, we are sharing it all with a spirit of joy and encouragement.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, we discuss the importance of being mobile in our conversations and why some things, like lifesaver mints and childhood seasons, have a shorter lifespan than we expect. We also recap a powerful sermon illustration about the difference between just looking at Jesus and truly being owned by Him. Plus, we take a look at the Blue Zones to talk about healthy living and eating for a long, purposeful life.</p><p><br></p><p>The heart of today’s conversation focuses on parenting and cherishing the specific season you are in right now. Whether you are receiving lopsided drawings from a toddler or navigating the college years, we share three biblical ways to enjoy your children while they are still under your roof. We wrap up by honoring the incredible volunteers and teachers who pour into the next generation every single week.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p>0:00 Intro and TV Nostalgia</p><p>3:15 The Lifesaver and Gum Habit</p><p>6:30 The Mobile Conversation Rule</p><p>9:45 Jesus Paid It All Sermon Recap</p><p>13:20 Health and The Blue Zones</p><p>17:15 Kids Drawings and FaceTime Tours</p><p>21:30 Watercolor Ponies and Seasons of Life</p><p>23:45 Parenting Tip 1: Kids are a Gift</p><p>26:10 Parenting Tip 2: Be Present</p><p>28:30 Parenting Tip 3: Parent the Child</p><p>30:15 Shoutout to Kids Ministry Volunteers</p><p>32:21 Video End</p><p><br></p><p>If this message touched your heart or made you smile, please subscribe to the channel, like this video, and share it with a friend who needs some encouragement today. We love hearing from you, so leave a comment below about a season of life you are currently treasuring!</p><p><br></p><p>#comeonsomebody #parenting #faith #christianliving #family</p> <p>Welcome back to another heartfelt episode of Come On Somebody! This week, we are diving into the beautiful, messy, and often hilarious moments that make up a life of faith and family. From nostalgic memories of TV trays to the quirky habits that keep a marriage interesting, we are sharing it all with a spirit of joy and encouragement.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, we discuss the importance of being mobile in our conversations and why some things, like lifesaver mints and childhood seasons, have a shorter lifespan than we expect. We also recap a powerful sermon illustration about the difference between just looking at Jesus and truly being owned by Him. Plus, we take a look at the Blue Zones to talk about healthy living and eating for a long, purposeful life.</p><p><br></p><p>The heart of today’s conversation focuses on parenting and cherishing the specific season you are in right now. Whether you are receiving lopsided drawings from a toddler or navigating the college years, we share three biblical ways to enjoy your children while they are still under your roof. We wrap up by honoring the incredible volunteers and teachers who pour into the next generation every single week.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p>0:00 Intro and TV Nostalgia</p><p>3:15 The Lifesaver and Gum Habit</p><p>6:30 The Mobile Conversation Rule</p><p>9:45 Jesus Paid It All Sermon Recap</p><p>13:20 Health and The Blue Zones</p><p>17:15 Kids Drawings and FaceTime Tours</p><p>21:30 Watercolor Ponies and Seasons of Life</p><p>23:45 Parenting Tip 1: Kids are a Gift</p><p>26:10 Parenting Tip 2: Be Present</p><p>28:30 Parenting Tip 3: Parent the Child</p><p>30:15 Shoutout to Kids Ministry Volunteers</p><p>32:21 Video End</p><p><br></p><p>If this message touched your heart or made you smile, please subscribe to the channel, like this video, and share it with a friend who needs some encouragement today. We love hearing from you, so leave a comment below about a season of life you are currently treasuring!</p><p><br></p><p>#comeonsomebody #parenting #faith #christianliving #family</p> Welcome back to another heartfelt episode of Come On Somebody! This week, we are diving into the beautiful, messy, and often hilarious moments that make up a life of faith and family. From nostalgic memories of TV trays to the quirky habits that keep a marriage interesting, we are sharing it all with a spirit of joy and encouragement.


In this episode, we discuss the importance of being mobile in our conversations and why some things, like lifesaver mints and childhood seasons, have a shorter lifespan than we expect. We also recap a powerful sermon illustration about the difference between just looking at Jesus and truly being owned by Him. Plus, we take a look at the Blue Zones to talk about healthy living and eating for a long, purposeful life.


The heart of today’s conversation focuses on parenting and cherishing the specific season you are in right now. Whether you are receiving lopsided drawings from a toddler or navigating the college years, we share three biblical ways to enjoy your children while they are still under your roof. We wrap up by honoring the incredible volunteers and teachers who pour into the next generation every single week.


Chapters

0:00 Intro and TV Nostalgia

3:15 The Lifesaver and Gum Habit

6:30 The Mobile Conversation Rule

9:45 Jesus Paid It All Sermon Recap

13:20 Health and The Blue Zones

17:15 Kids Drawings and FaceTime Tours

21:30 Watercolor Ponies and Seasons of Life

23:45 Parenting Tip 1: Kids are a Gift

26:10 Parenting Tip 2: Be Present

28:30 Parenting Tip 3: Parent the Child

30:15 Shoutout to Kids Ministry Volunteers

32:21 Video End


If this message touched your heart or made you smile, please subscribe to the channel, like this video, and share it with a friend who needs some encouragement today. We love hearing from you, so leave a comment below about a season of life you are currently treasuring!


#comeonsomebody #parenting #faith #christianliving #family

]]> Tue, 18 Aug 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1941 4 088bf1e29c3cc3cce9b190a97513b682 no Well, Here We Go… The Introduction Justin Pobst, Merideth Pobst <p>Welcome to the first episode of Come On Somebody! In this episode, Justin and Merideth discuss how to be more likable, loving difficult people, Murphy Mae, marriage, Priscilla Shirer and more!</p> <p>Welcome to the first episode of Come On Somebody! In this episode, Justin and Merideth discuss how to be more likable, loving difficult people, Murphy Mae, marriage, Priscilla Shirer and more!</p> Welcome to the first episode of Come On Somebody! In this episode, Justin and Merideth discuss how to be more likable, loving difficult people, Murphy Mae, marriage, Priscilla Shirer and more!

]]> Tue, 11 Aug 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1768 5 4d7134aec580712ded3a598d8ec9c6d2 no