This episode explores the spiritual and emotional balance believers need in a world filled with highs and lows. Kris and Ken talk about how easy it is to let our emotions run ahead of our faith — either getting lifted too high in moments of excitement or sinking too low when life feels heavy. They unpack biblical examples, practical habits, emotional health insights, and Spirit-led wisdom that help disciples stay steady, grounded, and mission-focused no matter what circumstances they’re facing. The conversation centers on spiritual formation, emotional maturity, discipleability, and what it means to live a consistent, faithful life with Jesus.

This episode of The Mobilized Church Podcast explores the rhythms every follower of Jesus experiences in life. Kris and Ken talk about how God forms us through both mountain seasons of clarity and valley seasons of pressure. They unpack biblical examples, real-life stories, and practical steps that help people stay faithful, hopeful, and mission-minded no matter what season they are in. The conversation centers on spiritual formation, discipleability, healthy relationships, and how God uses every season to shape us into people who can carry His presence into everyday life.

In this episode, Kris unpacks Paul’s words in 2 Corinthians 3 and explores how true freedom comes “where the Spirit of the Lord is.” Transformation isn’t just about revelation—it’s about discipleability. When we’re willing to let the Spirit probe, convict, and tension us toward Jesus’ better way, the veil lifts and His glory changes us. Kris also shares what happens when that freedom starts reshaping church culture—from quiet transparency in discipleship groups to public renewal that’s contagious.

We’ve entered an age where seeing is no longer believing.
Within a year, artificial intelligence will blur the line between what’s real and what’s fabricated—videos, voices, even live interactions, perfectly imitated.

For generations, the world said, “Seeing is believing.”
But now that sight can be simulated, that mantra collapses.

In this episode, we talk about faith, discernment, and the unshakable Word of God in a culture of illusion. As deception grows more convincing, faith in what cannot be seen will become the only sane way to live. Because in a world where everything can be faked—truth still speaks.

Fast. Funny. Thoughtful. Kris and Ken fire off hot takes on the myths, clichés, and trends shaping modern church life — from coffee-based growth strategies to viral-video revival. 

They laugh their way toward a deeper truth: methods fade, but the mission of Jesus still multiplies.

In this episode, we unpack Paul’s warning that sin can twist even God’s holy law into a base of operations for pride, hypocrisy, and rebellion. Romans 7:8–9 shows how the commandment meant for life can awaken hidden desires and expose self-deception. But the final verdict is clear: the law points us to our desperate need for Christ.

Discover how grace and truth in Jesus pierce beneath the surface, strip away self-confidence, and empower us to walk in the Spirit.

In this episode of The Mobilized Church Podcast, we reflect on the tragic death of Charlie Kirk—not to elevate politics, but to examine what it reveals about culture, freedom, and Christian witness. From rising hostility on campuses to the church’s call to speak truth with grace, we explore how believers can defend freedom, model civil discourse, and anchor their hope in Christ’s unshakable kingdom.

In this episode, we explore the power of recovering a sense of awe in Jesus. The Gospels are filled with people marveling at Him—and that same wonder is meant to shape our lives today. Wonder isn’t optional; it renews hope, interrupts anxiety, widens the scope of faith, and re-centers us in worship.

We’ll talk about how leaders and believers alike can lose sight of wonder through busyness and over-familiarity—and how to rediscover it in everyday life. From answered prayers to simple joys, awe in Jesus is a gift that transforms the way we see the world.

Many churches treat evangelism and discipleship as two separate steps, but Jesus gave one seamless mission: make disciples. In this episode, we unpack the Great Commission in its original language, explore how Jesus modeled disciple-making before His followers fully believed, and clarify the difference between discipleship (becoming like Jesus) and disciple-making (helping others begin and continue that journey). You’ll discover how connection, conversation, baptism, and teaching all fit together — and how every believer is empowered to live as an everyday missionary.

Jesus didn’t just preach to crowds—He built a whole missional ecosystem. In this episode, we unpack how His model moved fluidly from the multitudes to meals in homes, from the 70 He sent out to the 12 He discipled closely, all the way down to one-on-one encounters.

Discover how crowds, communities, small groups, and personal engagement each play a vital role in Kingdom mission—and why we need the whole transmission, not just one gear.