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.

Develop a deeper understanding of faith and witness how it transforms lives as we explore the faithfulness of God with Pastor Wayne Frye of Faith Christian Center International. We discuss Sarah's story from Hebrews 11:11, where her faith in God's promises empowered her. We also talk about the steadfast nature of God's promises through Hebrews 10:23.

We challenge common perceptions about trust and faith, such as accepting a job offer and trusting God's promises. It's a powerful reminder to adjust our thinking with the truth of the Bible.

Pastor Frye and Jeff tell you how to experience the grace of God and the completed work of Jesus, emphasizing the blessings of provision, protection, and acceptance awaiting you. Romans 12:2 tells of the power of a renewed mind.

We invite you to receive the joy of spiritual renewal. As we conclude the podcast, there is a prayer for blessings and peace, sharing the joy of this journey with our listeners.

The discussion centers around the themes of renewal, spiritual awakening, and God’s transformative power, guided by guest Pastor Wayne Frye, Senior Pastor at Faith Christian Center International. Tied in with Easter Sunday, they discuss the timing of the Hebrew New Year, Passover, and Easter, this podcast explores how believers and seekers alike can experience God's presence.

Through scriptures like Isaiah 43:18-19 and Jeremiah 33:3, listeners are invited to look forward to renewal and revival, both personally and within the broader Church community.

The theme is the call for the Church to reawaken in a rapidly shifting world. Dr. Frye says that divine transformation is available to all who open their hearts and minds to God’s work and return to an authentic relationship with God that drives lasting change.

In the second half of the podcast, they discuss reconciliation, inspired by 2 Corinthians 5:17, and what it means to be true "ministers of reconciliation." Jeff and Dr. Frye tell what is needed to heal divisions, stressing that forgiveness and grace are essential tools. They discuss the real-life challenges of overcoming hurt, letting go of pride, and extending peace.

Listeners are left with practical encouragement to take steps toward healing broken relationships, whether through initiating a long-overdue conversation or extending heartfelt forgiveness. The message is clear: Reconciliation begins within.

Pastor Wayne Frye, Faith Christian Center International, and Jeff focus on Moses handing down leadership to Joshua and the emotional and spiritual weight of stepping into his role. Joshua's journey sets the stage for powerful parallels to modern leadership challenges. Jeff shares personal lessons from his professional journey, which was inspired by Joshua’s faith and the crossings of the Red Sea and Jordan River.

They talk about “crossover moments,” their turning points in life. Just like Joshua had to trust God in uncharted territory, they discuss how to embrace change with courage. Reading from the Book of Mark, they highlight the kind of mountain-moving faith that moves you forward.

They also look at Moses. The intercession and the grace he extended even in the face of betrayal by Aaron and Miriam. Jeff and Pastor Frye explore what it looks like to lead with forgiveness and a heart for healing, especially when disappointment hits close to home. They define what true leadership is.

This episode is packed with timeless lessons on faith, leadership, and spiritual growth. If you're heading into a new role, making a big decision, or in a season of change, our conversation invites you to trust God’s promises and His path ahead.

"I never expected a simple morning run to become a powerful moment of spiritual awakening, but a near stumble on the pavement instantly brought Psalm 91 to mind—a vivid reminder of God’s divine protection," says our guest, Pastor Wayne Frye, lead pastor at Faith Christian Center International. Together, we explore how praise can be more than worship—it’s a spiritual weapon that strengthens and shields us.

As Jeff and Pastor Frye go deep into key scriptures like 2 Corinthians 10 and Psalm 8, they discuss how praise can silence negativity and help us stay grounded in God’s promises. Pastor Frye shares meaningful insights on living a spiritually victorious life and offers practical ways to tell the difference between divine direction and everyday distractions.

God’s Word is the spiritual fuel that strengthens our faith. Reading Psalm 119 and Isaiah 43:18–19 they talk about the importance of internalizing scripture and letting go of the past to see the new seasons God is preparing.

They finish the episode with a prayer of gratitude, celebrating how far we’ve come and the faith to keep going. This podcast will encourage you to keep praising as the journey isn’t over, and the best is yet to come.

What if the key to spiritual freedom lies in the way you praise? In this episode of the Everyday Faith Podcast, we’re joined by Dr. Wayne Frye, lead pastor at Faith Christian Center International, to discuss how praise can transform your mindset. From King Jehoshaphat to Paul and Silas, the Bible shows us how praise is a strategy for victory.

Dr. Frye explains how adopting a lifestyle of praise is an act of faith, not just something we do when things go well. When life feels heavy or overwhelming, praise can break spiritual chains, shift our perspective, and invite God’s presence into our circumstances in powerful ways.

If you’re walking through grief, discouragement, or spiritual dryness, this podcast shows how praise can turn mourning into joy and negativity into hope.

Discover practical ways to build a lifestyle of praise and experience God's transforming power in your everyday life. If you’re seeking freedom, clarity, or fresh spiritual fire, this podcast will be e a blessing to you.

Your greatest battles can be won through praise. Jeff sits down with Pastor Wayne Frye from Faith Christian Center International to explore the powerful story of King Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20. Facing impossible odds, the people of Judah discovered that worship—led with the declaration “For the Lord is good, and His mercy endures forever”—could turn defeat into divine victory.

Through their conversation, Jeff and Pastor Frye discuss how praise isn't just a response but a weapon. As the enemies self-destructed before Judah even lifted a sword, we see that when we focus on God’s goodness and mercy in the hardest moments, He shows up in powerful, unexpected ways.

Proverbs 3:5-6 offers insight on trust, surrender, and obedience. Pastor Frye shares how leaning into God’s will—even when the path seems unclear—opens the door for purpose, peace, and breakthrough. It’s not always easy, but it’s always worth it.

If you’re feeling weary, discouraged, or uncertain, this conversation is for you. Learn how to move past the noise, silence the enemy’s lies, and reconnect with the transformative power of praise.

What would you do if you were sentenced to 21 years for a crime you didn’t commit? For Chaplain Rick Van Arsdale, that unthinkable reality led to a moment of deep surrender—and a life-changing spiritual awakening behind bars. In the isolation of a Chicago prison, a visit from a chaplain sparked the beginning of Rick’s journey to redemption.

In this episode of the Everyday Faith Podcast, Rick shares his powerful transformation from a troubled teen caught in drugs and violence to a man shaped by grace, faith, and purpose. His story is raw, real, and rooted in the hard-earned lessons of spiritual growth in the darkest of places.

After prison, Rick pursued theological education at Moody Bible Institute, driven by a passion to serve others walking through similar struggles. He reflects on the role of mentorship, community, and accountability in sustaining a renewed life.

Now an assistant pastor at Charlottesville Regional Jail, Rick is on a mission to bring hope where it's needed most. Even in life’s lowest valleys, we can find God's purpose.