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In this episode of Holy Disruption, Pastor Heather sits down with Tim Barton — historian, researcher, ordained minister, and President of WallBuilders — to dig into the truth about America's founding. From rare original artifacts to the radical Marxist agenda infiltrating education, this conversation will challenge everything you think you know about the Founding Fathers, the Declaration of Independence, and what it means to be a Christian in America today. This is history, faith, and courage colliding — and the Church needs to hear it.

0:00 – Cold Open: Was the Declaration of Independence called racist?

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Hear Pastor Isaac Hector from our Fort Worth Campus teach us how to live a life of prayer from the understanding that God's will and pleasure is so much greater than out own!

Pastor Uriel Torres teaches that Jesus' invitation to pray, “Give us this day our daily bread,” is ultimately a call to daily trust in the Father's provision rather than self-sufficiency. Through Israel's dependence on manna in the wilderness and Jesus' declaration as the Bread of Life, he reveals that God uses daily dependence to form sons and daughters who know Him as Father. Pastor Uriel challenges believers to stop relying on their own strength, pursue the Provider above His provision, and find their deepest satisfaction in Christ alone.

What would change if we really believed in prayer?

In this message, we continue through the prayer Jesus taught His disciples and focus on one simple but powerful request: “Give us today our daily bread.” Prayer is not about religious performance, impressive words, or copying church culture. It is about coming to the Father with trust, humility, and dependence.

Through the Lord’s Prayer, Acts 12, and Jesus’ words in John 6, this message unpacks what it really means to ask God for daily bread. It is not just a prayer for physical provision, and it is not a promise of wealth. It is an invitation to trust God for what we need today: provision for our bodies, strength for our souls, and a daily receiving of Jesus Himself, the Bread of Life.

God wants His people to ask, seek, and knock with faith. He is a good Father who knows what we need, delights in caring for His children, and calls us to depend on Him one day at a time.

In this compelling message, Pastor Sean Gleason explores what it truly means to bring supplication to God, drawing from Matthew 6 and Exodus 16. He unpacks how the Lord's Prayer moves from acknowledging who God is, to praying His will be done, to finally bringing our requests before Him as our daily bread. Pastor Sean challenges believers to stop questioning whether they deserve God's provision and to start asking like a beloved son or daughter, because a good father always wants to meet the needs of his children.

In this message, Pastor Chris Donald teaches what it means to pray for "daily bread"—not just physical provision, but everything we need to fulfill God's will each day. Drawing from John 6 and Matthew 6:11, he challenges us to pursue God Himself, not just what God gives. Through the practice of sitting, worship, listening, rest, and enjoying God's presence, we build a daily encounter with Him. The key? When we're satisfied in Jesus, we stop striving and start giving to others.

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Listen as Pastor Jaco tells us what it means to pray from an understanding of God as our Father!

Church attendance in America is in free fall — the average Christian only goes to church once a month. In this episode, Pastor Landon Schott unpacks what the Bible says about neglecting the gathering of the Saints and why that word in the Greek implies something far more intentional than just a busy weekend. He defines what a real, biblical, presence-driven church looks like — not control, not manipulation, not legalism — but a healthy community built around God's presence, sound teaching, and real accountability. He explains why so many Christians are spiritually stuck, why COVID exposed who actually valued church, and gives 5 practical steps to turn it around.

This is a wake-up call. Stop missing church.

In this message, Pastor Seth unpacks what it truly means to pray, “Your Kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” Through Scripture and practical application, he reveals that the Kingdom of God is not just a future reality—it is advancing right now wherever God's will is obeyed. Discover how prayer is more than asking God to move; it’s an invitation to participate in bringing Heaven's reality into every area of life, from our families and churches to our cities and culture. This message will challenge you to reject passive Christianity, embrace your God-given assignment, and become an active part of God's Kingdom coming to earth.

Lead Pastor Will Ford teaches that the Lord’s Prayer is a declaration of kingdom invasion, where believers contend for God’s will to be established on earth and for deliverance from evil. Through the stories of enslaved Christians, abolitionists, revivalists, and intercessors, he shows how generations of prayer helped shape America’s journey from slavery toward freedom, culminating in moments like Juneteenth. A central theme is that “Deliver us from evil” is not only a personal prayer but a family and national prayer, rooted in God’s power to rescue people from bondage and restore them to sonship through Christ. Pastor Will ultimately calls the church to become a united remnant that continues filling the bowl of prayer, believing that what one generation plants in prayer another generation can harvest in history.