In this episode of The Hacka Podcast, Greg Hackathorn sits down with Ray Ervin, a creator, producer, entrepreneur, and one of the leading voices behind the rise of Apostolic music. Ray shares his powerful personal story—from growing up in Birmingham and witnessing the transforming power of the Holy Ghost in his family, to discovering his calling in music, entrepreneurship, and Kingdom impact.

We dive into the message behind Remnant Music, the strategy and stewardship it takes to reach beyond the Apostolic bubble, and how intentional rollout, excellence, and vision are shaping a new era of spirit-led music. Ray also opens up about his work with James Wilson, his A&R role at Tribal, breaking into major playlists, and why Apostolic artists must aim for a bigger net.

Whether you’re a creative, a leader, an artist, or someone with a God-given calling, this conversation will challenge you to dream bigger, steward better, and shine your light where God has placed you.

For the full show notes, including links, go to - https://hacka.org/2025/11/27/212-ray-ervin-why-your-gift-is-bigger-than-you-think/

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Chapters

00:00 – Music as a Vehicle for Encountering God

00:42 – Introduction to Ray Ervin

02:27 – Ray’s Story: Birmingham, Family, and Transformation

05:26 – Discovering Music & Early Influences

08:24 – A Life-Changing Encounter That Sparked His Calling

13:31 – Founding Remnant Music & Finding His Voice

17:52 – Breaking Through to Playlists & Billboard Success

21:44 – Stewardship, Strategy & Reaching Beyond the Bubble

30:18 – Partnership with Tribal & A&R Insights

40:35 – Entrepreneurship & New Projects

51:54 – Final Word: Let Your Light Shine

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