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.

We hear the raw and redemptive story of Rick Van Arsdale, with the U.S. Prison and Jail Ministry —a man who found redemption through faith after hitting rock bottom, in this compelling podcast. A drug deal gone wrong nearly consumed his life, sending him spiraling into despair and brokenness. But instead of staying lost in that darkness, Rick’s lowest point became the turning point. His testimony reveals how the collapse of his worldly pursuits opened the door to a life of purpose, service, and healing.

Rick shares how the redemption through faith began when he recognized the emptiness of chasing the American dream without a spiritual foundation. Pride, ego, and a lack of direction once ruled his life, but the gospel message pierced through the noise. Now serving as an assistant chaplain at the Charlottesville Regional Jail, Rick reflects on how God turned his pain into a platform—helping others find hope where he once felt hopeless.

A major theme in Rick’s journey is the influence of mentorship and community. He tells how surrounding himself with faithful, supportive individuals was crucial to his growth. They discuss the vital role that jail and prison ministries play in offering inmates a second chance at life. Rick's story shows that even in confinement, spiritual freedom is possible.

For anyone feeling stuck, discouraged, or spiritually lost, this episode offers an inspiring message of redemption through faith. Rick’s testimony is a reminder that no one is beyond God’s grace and that surrendering to Christ can turn your greatest failure into your greatest calling.

Pastor Wayne Frye of Faith Christian Center International continues discussing the transformative concept of being “born again,” as introduced in John 3. Using the story of Jesus and Nicodemus, Dr. Frye explores how every human being is made up of spirit, soul, and body—a reflection of God’s triune nature. He explains how the fall of Adam disrupted humanity’s spiritual alignment, creating a need for spiritual rebirth.

Dr. Frye offers his perspective on sinfulness and the redemptive process made possible through Jesus Christ. Listeners are guided through the significance of accepting Jesus not just as a belief but as a complete transformation of one’s spiritual identity.

Reading from Romans 10, Dr. Frye makes an important distinction between being saved and fully experiencing the fruits of salvation—peace, joy, and righteousness. He also emphasizes the power of Jesus’s blood.

Using references from Ephesians 1:7 and other key scriptures, Dr. Frye lays out the foundations of Christian belief that are both accessible and deeply meaningful. It's a must-listen for anyone seeking clarity on what it truly means to be spiritually reborn.

In this inspiring episode of Every Day Faith, host Jeff Gaffney welcomes Pastor Wayne Frye of Faith Christian Center International to share his powerful vision for 2025, declaring it the “Year of All Things New.” Drawing from Isaiah 43:18-19, Pastor Frye challenges listeners to release the weight of past failures and to make space for the new spiritual breakthroughs God wants to reveal.Pastor Frye says that moving forward requires unlearning old habits and stepping into deeper faith and fellowship. He encourages believers to “press in further,” building stronger community ties and growing spiritually through prayer and worship.

Using the transformation of Apostle Paul as a metaphor, Pastor Frye illustrates how spiritual renewal often requires shedding what holds us back—like excess baggage on a journey. It’s a process of spiritual fitness that prepares us for what lies ahead.

This episode is a powerful reminder that 2025 can be a fresh start—filled with new purpose, faith, and growth. Whether you’re a long-time believer or seeking something more, Pastor Frye’s message invites everyone to step into God’s “new thing” with open hearts and willing spirits.

In this episode of EveryDay Faith, hosts Jeff Gaffney and Pastor Wayne Frye with Faith Christian International (Charlottesville, VA) dive into the transformative power of faith and forgiveness. Drawing from Genesis 50:20, they explore how God can redeem even the biggest mistakes, using powerful biblical examples like Abraham, David, Paul, and Moses to illustrate His unwavering grace and purpose.

Pastor Frye shares how internalizing Scripture, particularly Psalm 91 and Psalm 34, can help overcome fear and bring true deliverance. He emphasizes the need for confession and meditation on God’s word, explaining how speaking and reflecting on Scripture can replace anxiety with peace and confidence in God’s protection.

If you’re ready to let go of fear and experience the fullness of God’s redemption, this episode is for you. Tune in now and learn how to build a faith-filled life that stands strong in every season!

Is 2024 a year of revival and spiritual breakthrough? In this episode of EveryDay Faith, Dr. Wayne Frye, lead pastor of Faith Christian Center International, shares why he believes this year marks a pivotal season of preparation for believers. He explores the significance of intentional spiritual practices and how they set the stage for personal and collective transformation.

Dr. Frye discusses with Jeff the power of fasting—particularly a 21-day fast modeled after Daniel in the Bible. Fasting isn’t just about sacrifice but about strengthening spiritual discipline, like building a "fasting muscle." By committing to this practice, believers can deepen their faith, enhance resilience, and create space for God’s presence in their lives.

Beyond fasting, Dr. Frey discusses the power of declaring God’s word in times of challenge. He shares how speaking faith-filled words can shift mindsets, renew spirits, and bring about real change. Through scripture and personal insights, he encourages listeners to lean into God’s promises, especially during seasons of uncertainty.

Whether you're new to fasting or seeking fresh inspiration for your spiritual journey, this conversation will encourage you to embrace 2024 with faith, expectation, and a renewed commitment to God’s purpose.