On this episode of The Collective Thread, the script gets flipped.

For the first time, Cole Hunter steps to the other side of the mic to share the story behind House of Worship — a church gathering that meets in a bar, moves with simplicity, and is helping people discover that following Jesus can happen in everyday places. From a cheap acoustic guitar and pub tables at Growler’s Taphouse to lives being changed through prayer, community, and simple obedience, this conversation captures what it looks like to say yes when God leads you somewhere unexpected.

Cole shares what a typical Sunday looks like, how the B.L.E.S.S. practices shaped relationships in the bar, and one of the most powerful stories to come out of that community: a moment when people realized they did not need to call a pastor to pray — they could go to God themselves — and watched Him move in a life-changing way. The conversation also explores identity, mission, how to take the next step with Jesus, and why the places you already love may be the very places God wants to use.

This episode is a reminder that the kingdom of God is not limited to traditional spaces. It can show up around a fire pit, at a pub table, in a neighborhood, or anywhere people are willing to live on mission together.

If you’ve ever wondered whether God could use your passions, your story, or your everyday setting for something meaningful, this conversation is for you.

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