Pastor Steve Penate emphasizes that faithfulness is a choice, not an accident. Rooted in Acts 1:21-25, he highlights how Matthias was chosen as an apostle solely for his unwavering commitment. Faithfulness starts small—in integrity, generosity, and obedience—even when results aren’t immediate.

He distinguishes faith (trusting God) from faithfulness (living it out daily). The enemy hinders faithfulness through offense, sin, and selfishness, but true faithfulness requires consistency, trustworthiness, and selflessness.

What can God do with your faithfulness?

In this episode of Holy Disruption, Heather Schott is joined by co-host Jasmine Weiler and guest Amie Stockstill. They discuss the vital role of women in ministry, personal testimonies of overcoming resistance, the importance of training, and how God uses women to fulfill the Great Commission. Through heartfelt stories, practical advice, and Biblical insights, they encourage women to step into their God-given roles with confidence and humility, and they challenge the church to empower and release female leaders to serve and lead.

In this compelling episode of Spiritual Leadership, Landon Schott welcomes Pastor Josh Howerton to discuss the vital topic of spiritual leadership in contemporary culture. Together, they explore the church's response to evolving cultural norms, particularly during pivotal moments like the COVID era and the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Emphasizing the importance of leading with truth, faith, and fearlessness, this conversation delves into the challenges faced by spiritual leaders today. They highlight the necessity of boldness, the role of the church as the society's moral immune system, and the significance of understanding the current cultural epoch. Pastor Howerton shares his experiences and encourages pastors to step confidently into their leadership roles, especially during these trying times. The episode is a call to action for spiritual leaders to reclaim their authority and guide their communities through the increasing complexities of modern societal issues.

Pastor Will Ford’s sermon Kindness is Kinda Savage explores the Fruit of the Kindness, emphasizing that true kindness is bold, intentional, and rooted in faith rather than mere "niceness". Unlike shallow niceness, true kindness speaks truth in love, takes action, and expects nothing in return, reflecting God's love and transforming lives. Kindness is an active demonstration of mercy and justice and requires abiding in Christ while prioritizing others over self.

In this powerful sermon from Mercy Culture Church, Ps. Zane Anderson guides us through understanding and activating the power of joy in our lives. He emphasizes that joy is not just an emotion but a divine power that helps us navigate and rule over life's trials. Ps. Zane recounts personal stories and biblical teachings to reveal the keys to unlocking joy, such as the act of rejoicing. Join Ps. Zane as he explores how to maintain and activate joy, regardless of circumstances, and experience God's power and victory in your life.

In this episode of 'Holy Disruption,' host Heather Schott engages in a deep discussion with Andrew Sedra, a pastor from Sydney, Australia. They discuss the challenges faced by Christianity in contemporary society and the perceived threat of Islam based on historical evidence and current events. Topics include the need for courage and boldness in the church, the importance of repentance, and the prophetic significance of current geopolitical events. Sedra shares personal stories from his childhood in Egypt, highlighting the persecution of Christians in Muslim-majority countries, and calls for the American church to awaken and take action. Both emphasize the necessity of revival, repentance, and reformation within the church to withstand these cultural and spiritual battles.

In this message, Emmanuel Cota focuses on JOY as a fruit of the Spirit, emphasizing that joy is not just an emotion but the pleasure of the Lord made manifest in our lives. It highlights that the enemy seeks to steal our joy because it represents God's pleasure in us. The message contrasts the fruit of the Spirit with the works of the flesh, urging believers to cultivate joy through scripture, prayer, serving, humility, and obedience. It also touches on personal struggles, showing how the enemy attacks joy but how God’s love and grace restore it. The call to action is to steward joy through gratitude, remembrance, and sharing, living out a public faith.

Join Ps. Landon Schott from Mercy Culture as he explores the deeper meanings behind spiritual growth and intimacy with God through the Fruit of the Spirit. In this message, Ps. Landon introduces a new series focused on the Fruit of the Spirit as outlined in Galatians 5:22. He warns of the dangers of living in the flesh, highlights the necessity of yielding spiritual fruit in our lives, and stresses the critical need for God's help in overcoming our human tendencies. This sermon also delves into how true spiritual growth opposes the flesh and how to identify and guard against wolves among the flock. Be inspired to radically love God and others as you grow in your spiritual journey.

n this powerful episode of Spiritual Leadership, host Landon Schott welcomes Pastors Clay and Lindsey Ingram to share their extraordinary journey from living a double life characterized by infidelity and deception to finding redemption, healing, and purpose in pastoring a flourishing church. This deeply emotional conversation explores themes of forgiveness, transparency, and the transformative power of God's grace. The Ingrams recount their steps towards spiritual and personal restoration, the importance of accountability, and the critical role of being fully known in finding true freedom. Their testimony is not just a story of personal recovery, but also a testament to God's relentless pursuit of His children and His ability to bring beauty out of brokenness. Tune in to be inspired and challenged in your own walk with God.