What happens when a devout scholar and persecutor of Christians has a life-altering encounter on the road to Damascus? Join Jeff and his guest, Dr. Wayne Frye, lead pastor of Faith Christian Center International, to unpack the transformative wilderness journeys of biblical giants.

Jeff and Pastor Fyre discuss the Apostle Paul's conversion, and the crucial years spent in the desert where he shed his previous doctrines and believed in Holy Spirit revelations like justification by faith. Drawing parallels with Moses and Jesus, they talk about how these wilderness experiences were foundational for new messages that were first met with great resistance.

The profound spiritual journey from the Garden of Eden to Jesus' redemptive mission in the desert shows how He overcame temptation using scripture as a tool against sin. They tell of their own personal stories of transformation, the grace found in new faith communities, and how challenging experiences prepare us. This podcast episode offers encouragement and insight for our calling within the Faith Christian Center International community.

What if the most challenging periods of your life could transform your faith and purpose? Join Dr. Wayne Frye lead pastor at Faith Christian Center International, as we explore the profound impact of wilderness experiences on spiritual and personal growth.

Jeff and Dr. Frye discuss how solitude and uncertainty can be catalysts for leadership. Moses' 40 years in the desert were a crucial preparation period for his ultimate mission. His story has valuable lessons on vulnerability and authenticity.

The burning bush calling to his resilience against Pharaoh illustrates how such trials can strengthen faith and prepare us for future challenges. Listeners are encouraged to maintain a positive attitude and seek God's guidance despite isolation or betrayal.

Their discussion illuminates the potential for spiritual enrichment during difficult times and the importance of not allowing distractions to stop your spiritual journey. This podcast brings encouragement and wisdom to listeners facing their own wilderness experiences.

Pastor Wayne Frye from Faith Christian Center International returns to the podcast for a compelling conversation centered on faith, humility, and authority. They discuss the story of the centurion in Luke 7, a Roman officer whose understanding of authority and trust in Jesus astonished even Christ. This moment challenges us to consider what true faith looks like, especially when it comes from unexpected people.

The centurion’s faith was rooted in humility. He didn’t need a sign or a visit from Jesus; he believed in the power of His word alone. Jeff and Pastor Frye expound on how this kind of faith still speaks to us today. Our world demands proof, the centurion, however, reminds us of the strength found in simply believing—and how that belief can lead to healing and transformation.

They also talk about how faith develops over time, especially during the ordinary days when doubt creeps in. Like a mustard seed, faith may start small, but when nurtured, it becomes a force that can move mountains. We share biblical insights and personal stories that show how speaking words of faith, especially during difficult seasons, can shift perspectives and open doors for God to work.

As the podcast episode concludes, we pray for listeners who want to strengthen their faith. You may be confident or questioning. This conversation is an invitation to make faith part of your daily life as you trust God more deeply.

In this episode of the Everyday Faith Podcast, Pastor Wayne Frye from Faith Christian Center International joins Jeff Gaffney for a conversation that begins in the Garden of Eden and ends in modern life. What if the story of Adam and Eve shows more about us than just disobedience? Does the fear of missing out play a bigger role than we’ve realized?

Pastor Frye shares insights into Eve’s curiosity and Adam’s silence. We must consider how miscommunication can shape major decisions. They draw a few surprising lines between this ancient account and the way young people today push boundaries while seeking purpose.

King David, a man of deep flaws and deeper faith, becomes the focus. Through Psalm 51, we discuss how confession and humility can lead to sincere change. While Adam hid, David poured his heart out. What does that tell us about the difference between guilt and grace?

This podcast episode is a thoughtful look at what it means to sin and to be welcomed back. Whether you're reflecting on your missteps or walking with someone else through theirs, there is wisdom here about honesty, growth, and the kind of love that never gives up on you.

What can we learn from two of the Bible’s most iconic leaders, Moses and Joshua, when life feels uncertain? In this episode, Jeff Gaffney is joined by Pastor Wayne Frye from Faith Christian Center International to explore timeless truths from these Old Testament heroes.

As Jeff and Dr. Frye talk about moments of transition in Scripture, you may receive surprising encouragement for today. As God’s guidance takes on new forms, we’re invited to respond with deeper trust, especially when the miracles feel fewer and the weight of faith gets heavier.

Jeff and Pastor Frye also share personal reflections on the pressure to “have it all together” and how Scripture flips that idea on its head. Instead of striving for perfection, there’s a call to be present, willing, and open to growth, even when we feel unprepared. As this podcast concludes, Jeff shares a quote from the then-UVA Men's Basketball coach that wraps up their discussion perfectly.

This episode is for you if you've ever wondered whether you're cut out for the road ahead. You may be encouraged, challenged, and reminded that sometimes all God needs is your “yes.”

Discover the keys to life's "crossover moments" as Jeff Gaffney and Dr. Wayne Frye, Senior Pastor at Faith Christian Center International, guide you through a deeply reflective journey. By drawing parallels with biblical tales like Moses' and Joshua's legendary crossings, they explain the relevance of these stories for today's leaders.

Whether you're a parent or a leader in any way, find out the wisdom to trust God while experiencing life's pressures. Jeff and Dr. Frye discuss the incredible faith needed to face formidable challenges and still maintain focus.

The submission and faith as shown by Moses' extraordinary experiences. From hearing God's voice through a burning bush to leading a nation, this is more than just historical insight. It is a blueprint for spiritual growth during isolation.

Jeff and Dr. Frye give practical steps to face anxiety and gain peace using prayer and gratitude as they study Exodus 14:14 and Psalm 100. It's a podcast that may help you achieve clarity and strength in your daily life.

The impact of Adam and Eve's sin and its effect on humanity are discussed in this episode of the Everyday Faith Podcast. Jeff Gaffney and Dr. Wayne Frye, lead pastor at Faith Christian Center International, take us through the Garden of Eden's historic events.

The first humans' actions led to original sin, forever altering all of humanity and our relationship with God. Man had a sinless existence, which mirrors the divine fellowship we aspire to in heaven. They explore their choices, gain insights into separation from God, and the desire to restore that relationship

Dr. Frye tells Jeff of the theological truth about sinlessness and sinless sacrifice, connecting ancient sacrificial rituals to the transformative sacrifice of Jesus. Being part of God's creation isn't enough. Spiritual rebirth is essential for entering His kingdom.

Join Jeff and Dr. Frye as they look at the transition from darkness to light and the role of personal choice and divine intervention. Hopefully, this podcast will lead to a deeper understanding of faith and spiritual transformation.

Dr. Wayne Frye, lead pastor at Faith Christian Center International, brings his insightful perspectives on the timeless and complex story of Cain and Abel. Together, we unravel the layers within Genesis Chapter 4, examining the profound themes of sin, jealousy, and the weight of choices.

Jeff and Dr. Frye talk about Cain's position as the firstborn and his lesser offering to God, highlighting the dangers of sin and the generational impacts of past actions. This podcast episode challenges us to confront sin, understanding how it can consume and destroy, but also emphasizing the critical role of parental responsibility for raising future generations.

They also expound on the personal journey. There is a common struggle with feeling unworthy of Christ's love. Ephesians 1:6 and Jeremiah 1:5, we remind listeners that our identity in Christ is where true worth lies, not in our imperfections or actions.

Naaman shows the power of humility and the simplicity of salvation through faith and confession, as they read in Romans 10:9. Jeff and Dr. Frye ask you to rediscover the church and the life that faith in Christ offers.

A moment of revelation struck Jeff during a sermon from Bill Johnson on the concept of "Ascended Living". This transformative idea led Jeff to connect with Dr. Candice Smithyman on the Everyday Faith Podcast, where we discuss living in the heavenly realms alongside Christ. Dr. Smithyman tells how the ascension of Jesus invites believers into a new spiritual phase—one that transcends earthly limitations and infuses our lives with divine authority and empowerment.

The podcast then moves to the Hebrew calendar and God's divine seasons and purposes. Years of study and spiritual guidance show how each Hebrew month reflects a unique aspect of God's character.

The significance of the feasts of the Lord further enriches this study, showing God's intentions and promises. Join Jeff and Dr. Candice as they study Exodus 14:14 and the peace found in trusting God's faithfulness.

Dr. Candice Smithyman, a transformative spiritual leader, joins us to share her inspiring journey of faith and resilience. From losing her father at a young age to a life-changing spiritual encounter in Hawaii at age 23, Dr. Candice's story is a testament to finding strength and purpose in adversity.

Her deep connection with God fuels her passion as a pastor, evangelist, and author. Our meeting at the Women Abide conference, led by Joan Hutter, set the stage for a shared journey of faith and friendship.

This episode provides comfort for those grappling with their faith amid life's challenges. We discuss genuine prayer and the importance of allowing ourselves to express emotions like anger and fear to create room for God's healing presence. Jeff and Candice study Psalm 34 and Jeremiah 1:5. Jeff and Candice reassure listeners of the proximity of God to the brokenhearted and the divine mission in each of us.

This podcast reminds you that through Jesus's sacrifice, we are known, loved, and capable of accessing a fulfilling relationship with God.