Join us for this week’s episode as Thanksgiving approaches and the conversation centers on gratitude, reflection, and emotional maturity. Between lighthearted ribeye vs turkey debates and nostalgic restaurant memories, Kyle and Ian share how thankfulness can reshape the way life feels.

This episode explores how a simple practice of gratitude can ease stress, strengthen relationships, and draw people closer to God. Real stories reveal how gratitude impacts emotional health, family moments, and everyday perspective.

A thoughtful and encouraging discussion for anyone wanting to enter the holiday season with a grateful heart and a clearer sense of what truly matters.

A windy day on the golf course turns into a deeper talk about emotional maturity. In this episode of the Kingdom Flow Podcast, Kyle Jones and Ian Sperry discuss how men can handle anger, frustration, and pressure—both in daily life and at home.

From breaking clubs to learning patience, they share honest stories and practical ways to grow, regulate emotions, and lead with maturity.

On this episode of the Kingdom Flow Podcast, we get real about friendship, faith, and what it takes to build true companionship as men. Join us as we share both hilarious and heartfelt stories—from fishing trip mishaps to honest conversations about vulnerability and isolation.

Learn why surface-level connections aren’t enough, and discover how godly friendships can shape your journey. With biblical wisdom, practical takeaways, and plenty of laughs, this episode encourages men to break out of isolation and pursue authentic, Kingdom-centered community.

In this episode, Kyle and Ian sit down with keynote speaker, performance coach, and author Jordan Montgomery to unpack his journey—from working in financial services to coaching top leaders, executives, and athletes across the country.Jordan shares how intentional questions, humility, and a deep commitment to relationships have shaped his approach to leadership and coaching. Together, they explore:

• How to lead with faith in professional spaces
• What it takes to build trust and meaningful connections
• The balance between high performance and humility
• Facing challenges with grace and resilience
• Why empathy, gratitude, and purpose matter now more than ever

Whether you're a coach, business leader, athlete, pastor, or someone pursuing personal and spiritual growth, this conversation will encourage and inspire you to lead with greater intentionality and purpose.

In this week’s episode of the Kingdom Flow Podcast, we dive deep into the journey of raising children who are more than just well-adjusted achievers—they are disciples and Kingdom Builders. 

Join us as we discuss the importance of intentional discipleship at home, modeling faith through daily actions and repentance, and equipping the next generation to confidently live out their faith. We share honest parenting moments, practical strategies, and the impact of leading by example—showing how humble repentance and Spirit-led guidance cultivate conviction and growth in our families. 

Whether you’re a parent, mentor, or spiritual leader, this episode offers inspiration and tools to help the next generation thrive as leaders in the Kingdom.

In this week’s episode of the Kingdom Flow Podcast, Kyle and Ian dive into a powerful question:
Are we building something for God — or just consuming His blessings?

This conversation challenges believers to move beyond comfort and spiritual consumerism into a life of action, purpose, and service. Kyle and Ian unpack what it means to live as servants rather than consumers in every area of life—from marriage and family to church and community.

They also discuss the importance of serving within your local church—using your time, talents, and treasures to build the Kingdom rather than sitting on the sidelines. When we shift from asking “What can I get?” to “How can I give?”, everything changes—for you, your home, and your church.

If you’re ready to take your faith from comfortable to active, this conversation is for you.

This week on the Kingdom Flow podcast, we’re celebrating Episode 150 with a special conversation with Pastor Jason Robinson. Together, we talk about what makes a church truly healthy—and how that starts with a healthy pastor. Pastor Jason shares openly about guarding your heart, finding identity in Christ alone, building accountability, and leading with humility. We also explore why presence matters more than platform, how to stay rooted in family and faith, and what it looks like to keep your joy and purpose in a world that often feels divided. If you’ve ever wondered what to look for in a church, how to stay spiritually strong as a leader, or how to keep your focus on what really matters, this episode is for you.

This week on the Kingdom Flow podcast, we dive into self-examination and spiritual growth, inspired by Rick Renner’s "Sparkling Gems." We ask ourselves—and each other—uncomfortable but important questions about faith, generosity, time, service, and sacrifice. Through honest conversation and personal stories, we explore what it means to live out our faith in every area of life, not just in words but in action. If you’re looking for practical insights and real talk about following Jesus, this episode is for you!

In this episode of the Kingdom Flow podcast, hosts Ian Sperry and Kyle Jones discuss the recent Charlie Kirk shooting and its impact on their faith and community. They explore how believers can respond to tragedy—not just with outward action, but through deep self-examination, spiritual growth, and renewed commitment to family and faith. The conversation delves into the dangers of unchecked sin, the importance of accountability, and the power of making proactive choices to safeguard one’s spiritual life. Listeners are encouraged to reflect, tighten up areas of vulnerability, and turn moments of crisis into opportunities for God’s glory and personal transformation.

What does your life say to those watching from the outside? In this week's episode, Kyle and Ian unpack the real impact of your witness—how your actions, words, and even your appearance can shape others’ perceptions of faith. Drawing from scripture and candid personal stories, they challenge listeners to reflect on the message their lives are sending and encourage a more intentional, authentic walk that points people to Christ. Tune in for practical insights, honest laughs, and a fresh perspective on why your “curb appeal” truly matters.