In this episode, Trevor introduces us to Matt and Shanna Myers, missionaries with Go Ministries in the Dominican Republic. Matt and Shanna talk about how they heard the call to missions, their future plans in the DR, and what GO Ministries is already doing for the kingdom. For more information about GO or to support Matt and Shanna in their ministry, click the links below.

gomin.org

gomin.org/myers/

We're back with another Verse of the Day episode! In these episodes, Trevor and Ryan discuss YouVersion's Verse of the Day (from the Bible App) with little to no warning on what it is. Topics from scripture memorization to prayer and even the trinity pop up in this episode, and you won't want to miss it! Join the conversation by commenting what you found interesting, learned, or think we got wrong down below!

A person's legacy is not a collection of every life event, but the important, character-defining moments that shaped who they really are. Their wealth and success quickly fade into obscurity while their generosity and love live with the people they leave behind, shaping the values and beliefs of future generations. In this episode of the King’s Way Podcast, we dove into what it means to leave a legacy and how the stories we share shape our faith over time. Trevor and Ryan talk about the personal and community stories that made up their spiritual history and how these experiences guided them. Join the conversation by commenting part of your faith legacy down below!

In this episode of the King's Way Podcast, hosts Trevor and Ryan examine how AI undermines our perception of reality by creating increasingly convincing simulations and digital experiences, blurring the lines between genuine and fabricated experiences. Amidst this digital deluge, Trevor and Ryan explore a rising desire for authentic art and real-world connections, highlighting how people are seeking more tangible and meaningful interactions in an age dominated by digital illusions. Tune in for a compelling discussion on the quest for authenticity in a landscape where technology often challenges our trust in what we see and experience.

This prompt was written entirely by AI.

Our church is currently in a series on family values (and more broadly, values in the Kingdom of God), but beyond our Sunday sermons, we believe this value applies to all Christians everywhere and at all times. It is so important that it's the first description of love found in 1 Corinthians 13. In this episode, Trevor and Ryan tackle the necessity of patience, how God displays perfect patience, and the depth that patience needs to go in every human heart if we will ever look like Jesus. Join the conversation by commenting your questions or what you found helpful!

What first drew you into Christianity and a local church? For me (Ryan), it was just something my family did every week before I understood any better. Then it became the place where my friends were, where I heard the most fantastical stories, where I got to play music, and eventually, where I felt the most accepted. But is that all it should be? In this episode, Trevor and Ryan are inspired by the language of a Missouri church's sermon on "Country Club Christianity" and delve into the unhealthy trend people fall into around church attendance and character formation. Join the conversation by commenting what you found interesting or your own stories about this sort of Chrsitianity.

Resources Referenced:

• The Sermon That Sparked The Episode:

https://thecrossingchurch.com/Resource/Watch/untitled?T=Sermon

• The Ruthless Elimination Of Hurry | John Mark Comer

https://a.co/d/2eqwUQe

Brace yourself, and get your tissues ready: this will be our last Sunday Study Hall for the year as we take a break from preaching the Gospel of Matthew on Sunday mornings until the spring. But don't cry yet–this episode's a good one! In this installment, Trevor and Ryan talk in greater detail about the last half of Matthew 22 in which Jesus intellectually battles the Sadducees and Pharisees, covering the resurrection, big sections of the Old Testament, and how Jesus turns the tables on how our love for God influences how we treat others. Join the conversation by commenting what you learned or found interesting below!

Resources Referenced:

• Old Testament Scholar John Walton on the use of OT laws.

https://www.holypost.com/holy-post-podcast/episode/236e0964/episode-345-torah-torah-torah-with-dr-john-walton

• Episode 112 on Tattoos

https://youtu.be/QLLX0OvAWnw

Have you ever wondered what things the staff at King's Way is working on throughout the year? Our main Sunday morning worship gatherings are only a small fraction of the programs we create and host for people, and while we deeply care about those, our family ministry is the pride and joy of our church. In this episode, Trevor and Ryan sit down to discuss how King's Way organizes and runs our two annual youth camps overall as well as the details of the high school trip that Trevor and Ryan got back from recently where Trevor spoke to the students about godly perseverance. Let us know what you thought about this episode in the comments below!

We're back with another episode of the Sunday Study Hall! These are some of our favorite podcasts to do because they help us dive deeper into the scripture that we preached on Sunday in a way that is conversational, curious, and inter-scriptural (tracing a theme from our specific passage throughout the wider contexts of the whole Bible). In this conversation, Trevor and Ryan talk about some of Jesus' final interactions before starting the last week that led him to his crucifixion, death, and resurrection. While the events may seem random and haphazard, the guys unpack Matthew's intentionality in recording them in this order, making a window to what the coming Kingdom of God that Jesus is bringing will look like. Join the conversation by letting us know what you found interesting or what we missed!

Who is more of a man: John Cena or Keanu Reeves?

This day and age is flooded with conversations around masculinity and what it means (or should mean) to be a man, with voices from all sides chiming in with stories of hurt and abuse, values from previous generations, overreaches of power, and people working in factories or fighting in wars overseas. What sorts of masculinity are toxic, and what sorts are positive? And what sort of man was Jesus? Weak and woke, or macho with six-pack abs? In this episode, Trevor and Ryan sit down to discuss the script that Jesus lives out for manhood, leading to His father saying "This is my Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased." (Matt. 3.17) Join the conversation by letting us know what you think we missed and how this might impact your thoughts on masculinity!

The Sermon That Spurred Our Conversation:

https://storage.sardius.media/8d5F99Ed22aB004/archives/23BEEA9235D975Ab81E0e3157A4c/static/1F3AA8/1C6a0c232FA2.mp3