What Else Is Possible?

Devin Henderson

Join Devin Henderson as he opens up about faith, family, and what it means to keep moving forward in every season of life. After experiencing the unimaginable loss of his eight-week-old daughter Ivy, Devin stepped away from podcasting to grieve with his family. Now he’s back, going deeper into his personal faith, the hard questions, and the spiritual truths that have sustained him through life’s darkest moments. How do you keep going when life falls apart? What do you do when you've achieved everything and still feel empty? How do you find meaning when there's no challenge left to chase? Through solo reflections and conversations with guests who’ve faced extraordinary challenges of their own, Devin explores what it really takes to believe that something greater is always possible—no matter what. This is a different side of Devin—one that goes beyond what audiences have seen from the stage. Expect vulnerability, honesty, hope, and real conversations about navigating life’s hardest questions while continuing to ask: What else is possible? New episodes every week beginning September 2026. You can learn more about Devin at http://devinhenderson.com. Email - info@DevinHenderson.com

  1. 14h ago ·  Video

    #44 Losing Ivy, Part 5: Our First Day Back at Church

    In this episode, I continue sharing the story of losing our baby girl, Ivy, including our first Sunday back at church and the complicated emotions of grieving in public. I reflect on the strange tension of wanting no attention while also wanting people to acknowledge our loss, and how even a simple hug or a few kind words can bring unexpected tears. I also share some thoughts on how to support people who are grieving, why acknowledging their loss matters, and why sometimes simply being present is enough. From there, I walk through the difficult days of writing Ivy's obituary, planning her celebration of life, and choosing where she would be buried. Finally, I wrestle with some important questions about faith, particularly what the Bible says about babies going to heaven. I share the scriptures, conversations, and discoveries that brought us comfort, along with the importance of seeking answers in God's Word rather than simply relying on what we've always been told. My hope is that this episode offers encouragement to anyone walking through grief and a little more understanding for those who want to support someone who is. Support the show Download and listen to The What Else Is Possible? Podcast, wherever you get your podcasts. _______________ Get social with Devin: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/DevinHendersonSpeaker/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devinhendersonspeaker/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@devinhendersonspeaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DevinHendersonSpeaker Twitter: https://twitter.com/HendersonSpeaks Book Devin as your Keynote Speaker: https://devinhenderson.com/contact/ Purchase Devin's Book: on Amazon Learn more: http://devinhenderson.com Email: info@DevinHenderson.com

  2. Nov 4 ·  Video

    #43 Don't Let Go – Just Stop Holding On

    Sometimes, the hardest part isn't knowing what to do next. It's trusting God enough to actually do it. In this episode, we're talking wordplay, coffee (yes, again), and even a quick round of Two Truths and a Lie. I also share why I want this podcast to feel more like a relaxed car ride with a friend than another voice telling you how to be more productive. But we get into some deeper stuff, too. I open up about a recent decision to invest in an executive coach, and the tension between taking a leap of faith and wanting to protect my family's financial security. A story about Mother Teresa offers a powerful reminder that sometimes what we're looking for isn't more clarity. It's more trust. We also explore finding hope in the quiet moments. From prayer and solitude to an incredible illustration involving the northern lights, sometimes we need to step away from the noise to recognize what God has been showing us all along. And finally, I share a moving scene from a Robin Hood film that completely reframed the idea of letting go, especially when it comes to grief: "You're not letting go. You're simply not holding on anymore." Because maybe moving forward doesn't mean leaving someone behind. Maybe it means learning to loosen our grip while never letting go of the love. As always, the question is: What else is possible? Support the show Download and listen to The What Else Is Possible? Podcast, wherever you get your podcasts. _______________ Get social with Devin: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/DevinHendersonSpeaker/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devinhendersonspeaker/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@devinhendersonspeaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DevinHendersonSpeaker Twitter: https://twitter.com/HendersonSpeaks Book Devin as your Keynote Speaker: https://devinhenderson.com/contact/ Purchase Devin's Book: on Amazon Learn more: http://devinhenderson.com Email: info@DevinHenderson.com

  3. Oct 28 ·  Video

    #42 Losing Ivy, Part 4: Waking Up Into a Nightmare

    October 3rd marks the day we lost our daughter Ivy. It's been two years now, but some memories still feel incredibly fresh. There's a line from a movie that really captures this: “It was a long time ago.” “Not to you.” If you've experienced loss, you probably understand exactly what that means. I continue sharing Ivy's story, picking up with the day after she passed away. I talk about waking up that morning, navigating the reality of grief, and how our family and neighbors helped us through those first days. I also share why I've made the decision to still love October, even though Ivy and my dad both passed away during that month, just one day apart on the calendar. I reflect on God's timing surrounding Ivy's birth, Lynn's Facebook post, and a few things I've learned about being there for people who are hurting. One of the biggest takeaways? Show up. If you're wondering whether to visit someone who's grieving or instead give them space – trust me – show up and be available. But there's more to it than just being in the room. I share a moment when I was surrounded by people yet still felt alone, and why being truly present—sometimes as simple as putting down your phone—can mean so much. Whether you're walking through grief yourself or trying to support someone who is, I hope this conversation offers encouragement, perspective, and hope. Thanks for listening to What Else Is Possible? If this episode meant something to you, please share it with someone who might benefit from hearing it. Support the show Download and listen to The What Else Is Possible? Podcast, wherever you get your podcasts. _______________ Get social with Devin: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/DevinHendersonSpeaker/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devinhendersonspeaker/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@devinhendersonspeaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DevinHendersonSpeaker Twitter: https://twitter.com/HendersonSpeaks Book Devin as your Keynote Speaker: https://devinhenderson.com/contact/ Purchase Devin's Book: on Amazon Learn more: http://devinhenderson.com Email: info@DevinHenderson.com

  4. Oct 21 ·  Video

    #41 Relinquish The Outcome

    Whether you're feeling crushed—or crushing it—there's one question worth asking: What else is possible? In this episode, I explore why a Possibility Mindset matters just as much in seasons of success as it does in seasons of struggle. How do we celebrate the wins, remain grateful, and still stay open to what God might have in store next? I also share some personal updates, including the podcast's new name, my ongoing health journey, and a few surprising things I'm learning about coffee, sleep, and the benefits of getting outside for morning sunlight. But the heart of this episode is something more personal: vulnerability, the need for validation, and the temptation to measure our worth by results. I open up about feeling unworthy to even record this episode, especially as I continue navigating life after losing Ivy. And I share a powerful reminder I've been leaning into lately: Relinquish the outcome. Show up. Do the work. Be faithful with what's in front of you. And trust God with the results. Because sometimes the greatest breakthrough isn't in what we accomplish, but in learning to let go of what we can't control. If this episode encourages you, consider subscribing, sharing it with a friend, or leaving a rating or review. Support the show Download and listen to The What Else Is Possible? Podcast, wherever you get your podcasts. _______________ Get social with Devin: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/DevinHendersonSpeaker/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devinhendersonspeaker/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@devinhendersonspeaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DevinHendersonSpeaker Twitter: https://twitter.com/HendersonSpeaks Book Devin as your Keynote Speaker: https://devinhenderson.com/contact/ Purchase Devin's Book: on Amazon Learn more: http://devinhenderson.com Email: info@DevinHenderson.com

  5. Oct 14 ·  Video

    #40 Losing Ivy, Part 3: Going Home Without Her

    The most brutal sentence in a hospital isn’t loud, it’s calm: “We’re going to go ahead and call it.” I’m taking you into the hours after my daughter Ivy dies, when the room clears out, the machines keep hissing, and your brain tries to understand a world that seemed to come crashing down. I talk about hugging Ivy, kissing her, apologizing, and feeling guilt that doesn’t care what the facts are. I share the moment Lynn sits in the hallway with a blank stare and asks, “Will I ever smile again?” and why my faith in God doesn’t erase the pain, but does give me something to grab when everything else is falling. Then we get to the hard pivot: leaving Ivy at the hospital to go home to our other kids, walking into a house full of people from church, and discovering how grief attaches itself to sensory memories, like orange Gatorade, late-night prayers, and sleeping together on mattresses just to make it through. If you’re looking for honest conversations about trauma, grief, and what support can look like in real time, this one is for you. Subscribe for the rest of this Ivy story, share this with someone walking through loss, and leave a review with the one line that helped you keep moving through the valley.  Support the show Download and listen to The What Else Is Possible? Podcast, wherever you get your podcasts. _______________ Get social with Devin: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/DevinHendersonSpeaker/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devinhendersonspeaker/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@devinhendersonspeaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DevinHendersonSpeaker Twitter: https://twitter.com/HendersonSpeaks Book Devin as your Keynote Speaker: https://devinhenderson.com/contact/ Purchase Devin's Book: on Amazon Learn more: http://devinhenderson.com Email: info@DevinHenderson.com

    #40 Losing Ivy, Part 3: Going Home Without Her
  6. Oct 7 ·  Video

    #39 Have Compassion and March Forth

    I just renamed the show to What Else Is Possible, and it isn’t a marketing tweak, it’s a statement of what I’m trying to live. I walk through how “possibility mindset,” “something greater is always possible,” and one simple question all point to the same practice: keep asking what else God can do when life feels limited. That leads straight into faith and scripture, and why I keep coming back to the truth that with God all things are possible, even when grief and loss are part of the story. You’ll also hear what’s new behind the mic: upgraded studio gear, a faster setup for guest conversations, and a proper intro to my producer, Nathan Tompkins. From there I share a real-time update on my health journey, including years of midday energy crashes, lifelong sleep trouble, and the natural plan I’m testing right now. We talk hydration, supplements, “leaky gut,” detox, cutting dairy and grains, and yes, what I’m rethinking about coffee after years of instant. Then we hit the road. I recap six speaking gigs in eleven days and the conversations that happen when I share the Ivy story in my keynote. People bring their own losses, their own questions, and sometimes their own “8” moments that feel like God’s fingerprints. We also wrestle with something practical and uncomfortable: how easy it is to judge others, and how I want to replace that reflex with compassion, prayer, and love. If you’re navigating grief, rebuilding your health, or just trying to lead your life with more faith and courage, press play and stay with us. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs hope, and leave a review so more people can find the show, what else is possible for you right now?  Support the show Download and listen to The What Else Is Possible? Podcast, wherever you get your podcasts. _______________ Get social with Devin: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/DevinHendersonSpeaker/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devinhendersonspeaker/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@devinhendersonspeaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DevinHendersonSpeaker Twitter: https://twitter.com/HendersonSpeaks Book Devin as your Keynote Speaker: https://devinhenderson.com/contact/ Purchase Devin's Book: on Amazon Learn more: http://devinhenderson.com Email: info@DevinHenderson.com

    #39 Have Compassion and March Forth
  7. Sep 23 ·  Video

    #37 How Burdens Become Blessings

    A single journal entry can expose what we’ve been carrying for years, and this one starts with a blunt two-word punch: “I hate.” I’m talking about the stuff that quietly drains us, even when life looks fine from the outside. The pressure of adult responsibilities, the complicated grief of watching your kids grow up, the grind of bills and tasks, the pull of jealousy and lust, the frustration of feeling behind, and yes, the temptation to chase a quick dopamine hit from podcast views and download numbers…not that I would know anything about that. We also get practical about discipline and craft. As a magician and speaker, I share what it takes to stay “stage ready,” why I record and review my own keynote presentations, and how easy it is to misspeak when you’re thinking out loud. Those habits aren’t just about looking polished; they’re about stewardship, humility, and caring enough to get better. Did I mention humility? Then we read straight from my journal and let it be what it is: a brain dump that turns into prayer and praise. The turning point is a question that changes everything: “How can I turn what I hate into what I love and give this all to God?” This takes us to gratitude, surrender, forgiveness, and why reframing burdens as blessings can be a mental reset. If you’re after spiritual growth, clearer thinking, and a fresh start, hit play baby. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs a reset, and if the show helps, leave a review by answering this question – what’s one “burden” you’re ready to hand to God today? Support the show Download and listen to The What Else Is Possible? Podcast, wherever you get your podcasts. _______________ Get social with Devin: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/DevinHendersonSpeaker/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devinhendersonspeaker/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@devinhendersonspeaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DevinHendersonSpeaker Twitter: https://twitter.com/HendersonSpeaks Book Devin as your Keynote Speaker: https://devinhenderson.com/contact/ Purchase Devin's Book: on Amazon Learn more: http://devinhenderson.com Email: info@DevinHenderson.com

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Join Devin Henderson as he opens up about faith, family, and what it means to keep moving forward in every season of life. After experiencing the unimaginable loss of his eight-week-old daughter Ivy, Devin stepped away from podcasting to grieve with his family. Now he’s back, going deeper into his personal faith, the hard questions, and the spiritual truths that have sustained him through life’s darkest moments. How do you keep going when life falls apart? What do you do when you've achieved everything and still feel empty? How do you find meaning when there's no challenge left to chase? Through solo reflections and conversations with guests who’ve faced extraordinary challenges of their own, Devin explores what it really takes to believe that something greater is always possible—no matter what. This is a different side of Devin—one that goes beyond what audiences have seen from the stage. Expect vulnerability, honesty, hope, and real conversations about navigating life’s hardest questions while continuing to ask: What else is possible? New episodes every week beginning September 2026. You can learn more about Devin at http://devinhenderson.com. Email - info@DevinHenderson.com

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