For the Kingdom: a neverthirst podcast

God’s economy contradicts human status systems. Wealth, power, beauty, office, and influence carry no weight before Him. The poor in the world are “rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom.” The episode dissects this reversal and applies it to Christian life, global missions, and the unreached.

Primary Texts:

• James 2.5
• Proverbs 8.32–34
• Mark 7.14
• Luke 6.20–23

The biblical command is to listen. Stop. Attend. Refuse favoritism. Evaluate people by spiritual condition rather than external status. The poor whom God chooses stand as evidence that His kingdom prioritizes faith rather than worldly metrics. Material poverty does not prevent spiritual abundance. Pastors laboring in remote regions often exhibit stability, joy, and conviction that supersede Western comforts.

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Host: Spencer Sutton

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Production House: Flint Stone Media

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A decade in North Africa. Years before that in South Asia and East Africa. Fluent in multiple languages. Trusted by local pastors and communities. Amanda Stillman has spent 13+ years on the frontlines of neverthirst’s work in some of the most unreached and unstable regions in the world.

In this episode, Amanda lays out:

• How she went from a global childhood to joining a brand-new nonprofit that had no playbook but a clear calling.
• Why she’s stayed through instability, evacuations, and constant transition.
• What clean water projects actually do for local church access in sometimes hostile environments.
• What she witnesses firsthand: joy at clean water, openness to the gospel, and believers strengthened under pressure.
• The one thing she asks listeners to pray for.

A clear look at why clean water matters. Why local churches matter. And why partners who give make transformation possible.

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Host: Spencer Sutton

Guest: Amanda Stillman

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Production House: Flint Stone Media

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In this episode of For the Kingdom, host Spencer Sutton sits down with Jason Berry, one of neverthirst’s longest-serving team members and a driving force behind our global work.

Jason shares how a handwritten prayer in Cambodia over a decade ago led him to a life’s calling...helping the church bring clean and living water to the unreached. From walking hours with women in Ethiopia to witnessing pastors courageously sharing the gospel in remote villages, Jason recounts powerful stories of transformation, faith, and perseverance.

You’ll hear:

• How a simple prayer became a global mission
• The incredible journey from early hand pumps to complex solar water systems
• What local churches are doing (often at great risk) to bring hope and the gospel
• How supporters’ generosity continues to ripple across nations

The episode closes with Jason’s heartfelt prayer for our partners, donors, and those still waiting for water and the Word.

Listen now to be reminded of what’s possible when God’s people work together for His glory and the good of others.

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Connect with Spencer and the neverthirst team: neverthirstwater.org

Host: Spencer Sutton

Guest: Jason Berry of neverthirst

To Learn More About neverthirst: neverthirstwater.org

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Production House: Flint Stone Media

Copyright of neverthirst 2025.

A candid, faith-forward conversation with neverthirst’s Chief Development Officer, Brandon, on turning compassion into commitment, why stories beat statistics, and what donors need to know about impact in the 10/40 Window.

In this episode of For the Kingdom, host Spencer Sutton sits down with longtime friend, Brandon, who has served in development since 2012 and now leads as Chief Development Officer. Brandon shares the moment the water crisis first hit home, the missionsional DNA that drew him to neverthirst, and the South Sudan field experience that changed his life’s trajectory. He explains why he took a 70% pay cut to join a two-person nonprofit, why he intended to stay five years but never left, and how donor partnership equips local pastors to bring both clean water and the hope of the gospel to some of the hardest-to-reach places on earth.

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Connect with Spencer and the neverthirst team: neverthirstwater.org

Host: Spencer Sutton

Guest: Brandon, Chief Development Officer at neverthirst

To Learn More About neverthirst: neverthirstwater.org

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Production House: Flint Stone Media

Copyright of neverthirst 2025.

In this very first episode of For the Kingdom, we share the heart behind this new podcast — and the story of how neverthirst began.

What started in 2006 with a sermon from Psalm 67 and a question — “Have you disconnected God’s blessing from His purpose?” — has become a global movement to bring clean water and the gospel of Jesus Christ to some of the hardest-to-reach places on earth.

In this episode, co-founder Spencer Sutton walks listeners through the origins of neverthirst, the powerful way God stirred a few friends to pray, and how those prayers led to life-changing impact in countries like India, South Sudan, and Ethiopia.

You’ll also hear why this podcast exists:

• To encourage your faith through Scripture,
• To celebrate God’s work in unreached regions, and
• To pray together for the nations still waiting to hear the good news of Jesus.

Scripture Focus

“May God be gracious to us and bless us and make his face to shine upon us,
that your way may be known on earth, your saving power among all nations.”

— Psalm 67:1–2 

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Connect with Spencer and the neverthirst team: neverthirstwater.org

Host: Spencer Sutton

To Learn More About neverthirst: neverthirstwater.org

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Production House: Flint Stone Media

Copyright of neverthirst 2025.