In this part two-episode, Pastor Phil McKay, with guests Tim Kawelmacher and Christian Rodriguez share stories of their visit to Calvary de las Montanas, a church supported by their mission team, where they help repaint the building and re-rock the parking lot, showcasing their commitment to practical and spiritual ministry. They celebrate the powerful move of God in Costa Rica and encourage listeners to get involved in mission work, highlighting its transformative impact on both missionaries and those they serve.

Pastor Phil McKay, with guests Tim Kawelmacher and Christian Rodriguez, shares stories from their mission trip to Costa Rica. They discuss hosting a pastors’ conference, highlighting the fellowship and growth among church leaders, and the need for support in a predominantly Catholic nation. They also recount ministering to children rescued from human trafficking, emphasizing the importance of providing love and care for these children who have suffered the much-censored issue of child trafficking. 

In this follow-up session, pastors John Randall, Lloyd Pulley, and Phil McKay address more complex issues facing today’s believers. They offer guidance for parents navigating the challenges of the transgender movement with love and truth, discuss the use of worship songs from groups with questionable theology, and provide practical advice on dealing with demonic influence while maintaining spiritual authority. This insightful discussion is designed to equip and encourage believers in their faith journey.

Join pastors John Randall, Lloyd Pulley, and Phil McKay as they tackle key theological and pastoral questions from their audience. In this episode, they discuss the essential qualities and signs of a true pastoral calling, effective methods of evangelism, the importance of discipleship, and understanding God’s plan for Israel and its prophetic significance. Through practical advice, personal anecdotes, and scriptural insights, this session aims to inspire and equip those in ministry.

Dr. Fred Simon, MD, continues his discussion on the vaccine industry, exploring its implications for individuals and parents as they navigate decisions about what to trust and what to question. Pastor Phil provides his Biblical worldview on these contemporary choices.

Dr. Fred Simon, MD, delves into the history of vaccines in America, examining how Big Pharma gained control over the medical delivery system and its impact on current events. Pastor Phil offers a Biblical worldview on fear, trust, and the enduring nature of the Bible in contrast to the ever-changing perspectives of humanity.

Pastor Phil McKay and guest Robert Beadles discuss the controversial topic of ranked-choice voting. They explore the implications and complexities of this voting system, which will be on the ballot in Nevada as Question 3. Emphasizing the importance of voting according to biblical principles and maintaining election integrity, they highlight the potential dangers and confusion associated with ranked-choice voting.

In this episode of "Taking a Stand," we welcome Robert Beatles, a Christian husband, father, grandfather, and great-nephew of Ben Franklin. Robert shares his journey to Reno and his deep involvement in addressing election integrity and education issues. He discusses the historical corruption in Reno and his efforts to expose and correct election irregularities in Washoe County. Robert emphasizes the need for civic engagement and a return to constitutional and Biblical principles in governance and education.

In these episodes, Pastor Craig Dyson from Convo Church shares his journey from Virginia to Reno, Nevada, and the challenges of planting a church in an unchurched region. The discussion emphasizes the importance of civic engagement for churches, involving local politics and community issues. Pastor Craig advocates for churches to move beyond preaching within their walls and engage in societal issues, reinforcing biblical principles in everyday life. 

In these episodes, Pastor Craig Dyson from Convo Church shares his journey from Virginia to Reno, Nevada, and the challenges of planting a church in an unchurched region. The discussion emphasizes the importance of civic engagement for churches, involving local politics and community issues. Pastor Craig advocates for churches to move beyond preaching within their walls and engage in societal issues, reinforcing biblical principles in everyday life.