Derek, Troy and Michael begin a new series about the original Circuit Riders, whose DNA is relevant to our current ministry. We get an overview of their history and are inspired by the minimal requirements yet gritty characteristics that marked the lives of past Circuit Riders.

Brian shares on fighting fear and anxiety, a relatable and essential topic for this generation. We learn that getting revelation for the root of our fear, being secure in God's plan for our future, and giving the Holy Spirit more control are key to overcoming it. We are encouraged to not be paralyzed by our anxieties or passively accepting of the spirit of fear in our lives but rather to use prayer as a weapon against them. This podcast is from Brian's weekly Culture Shift zoom calls.

Nick dives into the topic of why we should trust the Bible. We are challenged to evaluate if we really take the entirety of the scriptures as God's word. Nick talks about giving the Bible authority in our lives, letting it be our foundation of truth and using it to judge what is right. He ends by sharing testimonies of great people who took God at His Word and radically changed the world because of it.

We believe that the only way to see true revival and reformation is to commit ourselves wholeheartedly to the word of God. As a community we are diving deep into the Bible to fight for fresh revelation and true transformation in us and through us! As we work our way through the Bible, we seek to impart a deep love for the word and world changing principals. This podcast features Brian Brennt focusing on the book of Ephesians.

Nick teaches on the practicals of hearing God's voice. He emphasizes that if Jesus needed the Holy Spirit, how much more does every believer need to be trusting and listening to the Holy Spirit as well. Nick talks about earnestly desiring spiritual gifts, specifically the prophetic. We are encouraged that the same Holy Spirit from the Bible is the same Holy Spirit in us.

Nick speaks on intentionally building relationship with God. We learn that prayer is the key to moving God's heart, and when it's done from a place of friendship not duty, it can allow us to live out the unimaginable. We are given practical ways we can grow in prayer and encouraged by stories of those who have seen miracles through persistent prayer.

Derek Mack continues the series about the culture of humanity at the end of the age. He focuses in on the Church and uses a parable from Matthew 25 to specifically talk about the wise versus the foolish. Derek emphasizes that the word of God was never meant to make us feel comfortable and cautions us that Satan has tried to distort scripture since the beginning.

Sammy uses Salvation Encounter to speak on evangelism. He encourages us to preach the full Gospel even if we are uncomfortable and reminds us that we don't save people, Jesus does. Sammy challenges us not to let evangelism be limited to certain hours of our week, rather to let it overflow into our everyday encounters with people.

Derek, Zach and Chase continue the conversation surrounding Biblical leadership, this week focused on the topic of humility out of Philippians 2:3. Zach inspires with the reminder that Jesus was the personification of humility and the ultimate example of a servant leader. We get hit with personal conviction to lay a foundation of humility in our own lives in order to bring about real change for the Kingdom of Heaven.

Brian and Zach discuss the importance of relationship with Jesus over religious performance. Brian uses the Bereans from the book of Acts and the Pharisees as examples for these two contrasting lifestyles. We learn warning signs of religion that might have crept into our own heart and practicals of how to get rid of it. This podcast is from Brian's weekly Culture Shift zoom calls.