Cheyenne Hills Podcast

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, this episode dives into the weighty themes of martyrdom, spiritual warfare, and kingdom legacy. The hosts reflect on Charlie’s bold faith, his commitment to truth in the public square, and how his death is already sparking gospel conversations and revival across the world. They explore what it means to live with a “peek into glory,” to be righteously defiant like Daniel and the apostles, and to not shrink back in fear. The episode also transitions into a practical challenge - how believers can steward their time, talent, and tithe to build God’s Kingdom here and now, even in the midst of darkness. With real stories, honest struggles, and tangible next steps, this conversation calls listeners to live boldly, give sacrificially, and trust deeply in God's sovereignty even when we don’t understand.

Speaker: Galen Huck

Series: Kingdom Builders

9/14/25

God has gifted each of us more than just grace, but abilities and special jobs to do with those abilities during our time on earth. Today, we talk about how we as Americans can bristle at the idea of being stewards, not owners, of our blessings and our timidity in investing them.

In Matthew 25, Jesus presented the parable of a master entrusting treasure to servants while he goes away. Some of these servants passed this test, and some failed.

Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray joined us in our podcasting studio for an update on the student savings account program currently being held up in litigation at the Wyoming Supreme Court. Secretary Gray enunciates the legal issues at play and urges those with an interest to communicate to law makers their desire for a stout legal defense. Secretary Gray gives voice to his personal political feelings about the nature of those opposing the legislation, and we remind our audience that our church holds no party affiliation but simply wishes to understand the condition and outlook of this bill that will affect many of Wyoming's Christian residents.

From the garden to the temptation of Jesus, to Phillipi, to this very day, the enemy's lies have not gotten more creative. Like Paul, we need to learn how to hear them, and how to drown them out with the truth.

In our final sermon of the Mysteries Unveiled series, Pastor Jon pulls back the curtain on the oracle woman from Phillipi in Acts 16. Discovering what was going on behind the scenes, Jon asks us to search our current circumstances and see if we are struggling against the same forces, and perhaps need to take action against them.

One resounding takeaway from Pastor Galen's message this week was that just as Erastus, the Ephesian treasurer, can use his time, treasure and talent to further the gospel, so can each of us today. But what does that look like?

The Ephesian city treasurer mentioned several times in Paul's letters may have been brought to life through following archeological clues, and what we discover is a person worthy of emulation. In our everyday worries, we forget our position of relative privilege and plenty, of the ways God has equipped us and the opportunities He sets before us. Like Erastus, we are called to grab these with both hands to further the Gospel to the greater glory of God.

NOTE: Apologies for the tardiness uploading this episode, as we were experiencing difficulties with the podcast's host site.

This week's sermon centered upon the way God providentially prepares the way for those who are carrying out His plan on earth. In the Companion Podcast, we discuss the ways in which that same providence is active and visible today and explore how we might discover the purpose God has for each of us right now.