Student Minister Drew Fraley is joined by Paul Bennett to share the heart and history behind Fairview’s annual Car Clinic. They discuss how this long-running outreach serves single mothers and widows through free vehicle repairs, volunteer hospitality, and tangible expressions of Christ’s love—while inviting the church to participate in serving the community together.

Pastor Tyler sits down with Lydia McMillan (Director of Ministries) and her son, Ezra, for a warm, kid-perspective conversation about church life and worship at Fairview. Through Ezra’s curiosity, the episode highlights why Scripture and singing matter, how kids can engage during preaching, and how worship grows as we grow in understanding—encouraging families to learn, ask questions, and worship together.

Pastor Tyler is joined by Drew Fraley, Student Minister, and Alex Fraley for a conversation on biblical community and why it matters in everyday life. Drawing from their experience hosting a sermon-based group outside of Sunday mornings, they reflect on intentional relationships, doing life together, and how community helps believers grow, serve, and stay grounded in the mission of the local church. This episode offers practical encouragement for anyone seeking deeper connection beyond Sunday gatherings.

Lydia McMillan is joined by Pastor Tyler Campbell and Pastor Devin Black for a sermon follow-up conversation on 1 Peter 5:1–4 and the Bible’s vision for healthy church leadership. Together they clarify what leadership is (and isn’t), why shared accountability matters, and how Scripture guides the church when concerns arise. They also reflect on why these issues are mission-critical for the health and witness of the local church, and offer hope for those who have been hurt by past leadership while calling listeners back to Christ as the Chief Shepherd.

Pastor Tyler sits down with Kim Warden, Director of Communications, to talk about moving from short-lived resolutions to sustainable rhythms in Scripture. Together they reflect on biblical authority, share personal experiences with Bible reading and memorization, and offer grace-filled encouragement for building habits that last. Whether you’re starting fresh or recalibrating, this conversation invites you to engage God’s Word with faithfulness, not perfection.

In this lighthearted Thanksgiving special, Pastors Devin and Jon share fun holiday trivia, favorite (and questionable) Thanksgiving foods, and personal traditions—from turkey trots to homemade stuffing. Amid the laughter, they offer a brief but meaningful reminder that even in hard years, believers always have a reason to give thanks: the hope we have in Christ. A warm, simple episode to enjoy on your Thanksgiving drive or gathering.

In this special year-end episode, Pastors Devin and Tyler unpack the meaning and mission of the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering. They explore who Lottie Moon was, why Southern Baptists give each December, how the offering fuels international missions, and how Fairview Church participates through prayer, giving, and going. A clear, practical guide for anyone wanting to understand or engage in global missions during the Christmas season.

In this episode, Pastor Jon and Bek (Kids Director) talk through the meaning of Advent and how Fairview families can prepare their hearts in this season of expectation. They explore simple ways to slow down, savor Christ, and use the church’s Advent Guide — including Scripture, blessing, reflection, and Advent candles. Whether you’re a family with young kids or a household of adults, this conversation will help you enter the Advent season with intention and joy.

Pastor Jon Spallino and Connections Director Lydia McMillan explore the origins of Halloween, tracing its roots from All Saints’ Day to today’s celebrations. They discuss how early Christians redeemed cultural traditions with gospel purpose and how modern believers can respond—with wisdom, conviction, and grace. Whether your family chooses to engage, abstain, or reframe the holiday, this conversation offers practical guidance for navigating Halloween through a biblical lens of hope, truth, and love for your neighbors.

Pastor Tyler sits down with business leader Christian Staller for a practical and theological conversation on how our daily work—whether at home, in the office, or in the community—is an act of worship. Together they trace the biblical story of work from creation to redemption, discuss how to view labor through a gospel lens, and explore how excellence, honesty, and rest all reflect God’s design. This episode challenges believers to see every Monday as an extension of Sunday worship.