Entrepreneur and lifelong believer Adam Ross is stepping into a new season of ministry with the launch of See The King, a faith-focused podcast born out of what he describes as a clear and compelling calling from God. The podcast aims to explore Scripture deeply, engage with real questions believers wrestle with, and bring listeners into transformative conversations centered on Jesus and God's Word.
Unlike many podcasts that mirror trends or chase followings, See The King was created out of a season of spiritual testing in Ross's life. Though he grew up in the church and came to faith at age seven, Ross says he didn't fully surrender his life to Christ until his late 30s-an awakening that shifted his priorities and ultimately set him on this path.
"I'm going to be completely transparent," Ross told ChurchLeaders. "I don't listen to podcasts. I haven't historically. I went through a series of spiritual attacks and God put it on my heart to start this. Through my life, I've learned where God leads I follow, and I follow blindly."
Since its launch in 2025, See The King has hosted a wide range of guests-from Christian music artists to pastors and thought leaders-creating space for authentic dialogue about faith, Scripture, and life. Notable guests have included John Cooper of Skillet, who shared about his lifelong walk with Jesus and how faith has shaped his ministry and artistic journey, drawing from Scripture and personal story in ways that resonate with listeners.
Recent episodes reflect the podcast's breadth and depth, tackling topics such as:
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Faith and Identity with Christian artist 1kPhew, discussing how discipleship shapes purpose beyond performance.
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The Challenges of Digital Distraction with Pastor Darren Whitehead, exploring why phones and constant stimulation pull believers away from spiritual clarity.
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A Fresh Look at Jonah and how an entire city responded to God's call, offering historical insight and modern application.
More than interviews, See The King often centers on Scripture itself-Ross and his guests regularly unpack biblical passages, reframe familiar stories in fresh, applicable ways, and invite listeners to wrestle with truth rather than settle for easy answers.
"The beautiful thing about faith is everyone has their own personal relationship, and you can learn from every single person," Ross says. "This is all about God. So if you have 20 million followers, if you have 1,000 followers, if you have no followers ... we're here to talk about God, and your experiences should bleed into that discussion to provide wisdom to the listeners."
Available on major podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts and Spotify, See The King continues to grow its episode library and encourage believers to deepen their walk with Christ through honest conversation and Scripture-rooted reflection.
For more information or to listen to See The King, visit your preferred podcast app or search "See The King Podcast."
