THE BOYS ARE BACK. After a six-month break, the podcast returns with a powerful conversation featuring Jeff Taylor. Jeff grew up in deep Pentecostal roots, where church wasn’t an event—it was a way of life. From the time he was seven, he had his first encounter with Jesus, and from that moment forward, the supernatural wasn’t something unusual, it was the air he breathed.

Jeff shares how those early encounters shaped him, from watching entire congregations fall silent under the weight of God’s presence to serving as a twelve-year-old usher in massive crusades where the sick were healed before his eyes. His story carries the theme that intimacy with the Lord is more than tradition—it’s the foundation for every prophetic word, every miracle, and every calling.

This episode also dives into the distractions of our modern world. Jeff points out how technology, noise, and the rush of life often pull us away from the very moments where God wants to meet us. Whether it’s in a church service, in the grocery store, or alone in prayer, he emphasizes learning to still the mind and listen. “If He can die for me, I can put my phone down for a little while,” he says.

The conversation culminates with a striking vision of the judgment seat of Christ. Jeff recalls the story of books and scrolls tested by fire—some burning to ashes, others transformed into gold and crowns. It’s a vivid reminder that what we do for ourselves will not last, but what we do in obedience to Jesus carries eternal weight. This episode challenges listeners to live for the “well done, good and faithful servant” and to set their eyes on eternal reward above earthly success.

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