The strongest outreach often happens in the places most people avoid. In this road-trip episode of The Babbler, Marshall shares a lesson from John 4 that completely changed the way he views evangelism. Jesus intentionally traveled through Samaria, a place religious people avoided, and by the time He reached the well, He was weary from the journey. That detail isn't accidental. Sometimes the work of reaching lost people is exhausting... because you're walking where Jesus walked. Fresh off one of the busiest weeks our church has ever experienced, Marshall and Olivia reflect on what God did through a Fourth of July community outreach. After dozens of hours of preparation, countless invitations, and serving in the Alabama heat, more than 30 people committed to Bible studies, hundreds from the community attended, and lives were impacted simply because God's people chose to go where the people were. This episode is an encouragement for anyone who feels tired in ministry, discouraged in outreach, or tempted to believe that evangelism no longer works. If you've heard that door knocking is dead, personal invitations don't matter anymore, or people simply aren't interested in God, this conversation offers a very different perspective.

Revival is still happening. People are still hungry. The question is whether we're willing to go through Samaria. If you've been feeling weary, this episode is for you.

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This week on The Babbler, Marshall Wall sits down with Bryce and Kendall White to talk about one of the most overlooked ministries in the church: children's ministry.

What began with their six-year-old daughter saying, "I want to tell my friends about Jesus," became the inspiration for Goosey's Good News, a doctrinal Bible study designed specifically for young children.

But this conversation goes far beyond books.

Bryce and Kendall share why children are capable of far more than entertainment or babysitting, how they transformed their local kids ministry by putting children into real ministry roles, and why investing in the youngest generation may be the greatest long-term investment any church can make.

Whether you're a parent, pastor, Sunday School teacher, children's worker, or simply someone who has never considered serving in kids ministry, this episode may completely change the way you see the next generation.

In this episode:

Why children's ministry deserves more attention

The story behind Goosey's Good News

Teaching Apostolic doctrine to young children

Equipping kids to evangelize their friends

Moving beyond entertainment in children's church

Developing young leaders in ministry

Why Jesus pointed us toward childlike faith

Practical encouragement for anyone considering serving in children's ministry

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What does real soul winning look like? How do you reach people that everyone else has given up on?

In this powerful episode of The Babbler, Pastor Kendal Bozeman shares decades of experience in personal evangelism, home Bible studies, church planting, and reaching the lost. From dressing as a clown to fill a church bus with children, to teaching Bible studies in drug houses, to witnessing the miraculous transformation of a man addicted to alcohol and drugs, these stories will challenge your faith and ignite your burden for souls.

Pastor Bozeman opens up about the mentors who shaped him, the lessons he learned from years of outreach ministry, and why a burden for lost people matters more than talent, programs, or platforms. Whether you’re a pastor, ministry leader, Bible study teacher, or simply someone who wants to be used by God, this conversation is packed with practical wisdom and unforgettable testimony.

Books:

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https://books.apple.com/us/book/miracle-through-the-fire/id504150555

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What if we've misunderstood what it means to put God first?

Most Christians would say that God should be the top priority in our lives. We make time for prayer, Bible reading, church attendance, fasting, and giving. Those things matter. But what if God isn't looking for first place on a list? In this episode of The Babbler, we explore the difference between making God a priority and making Him the foundation of everything.

Through scriptures like Psalm 31:5, Matthew 6:33, Acts 17:28, and Deuteronomy 6:4-7, we'll discuss what it really means to seek first the Kingdom of God. God doesn't just want a portion of your day. He wants every thought, every decision, every conversation, and every area of your life surrendered to Him.

If you've ever struggled with compartmentalizing your faith, feeling spiritually strong during prayer but defeated throughout the rest of the day, this episode is for you.

Topics Covered:

• What Jesus meant by "Seek First the Kingdom of God"

• Why God is more than a priority • The danger of compartmentalized Christianity

• Living with continual God-consciousness • Kingdom-minded living in everyday life

• How to move from religious routine to complete surrender

Scriptures:

Psalm 31:5

Matthew 6:33

Acts 17:28

Romans 12:1

Deuteronomy 6:4-7

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Fear of rejection has silenced more potential soul winners than lack of knowledge ever could.

In this episode of The Babbler Podcast, Marshall Wall tackles one of the biggest obstacles to personal evangelism: fear. Whether you're afraid of losing friendships, damaging professional relationships, facing criticism, or simply feeling uncomfortable sharing your faith, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to step out in boldness.

Using the story of Reuben and Joseph from Genesis 37, Marshall explores a powerful truth: good intentions alone will not reach the lost. Many believers want to witness, invite someone to church, or start a Bible study someday, but "someday" often becomes too late.

Through personal stories from sales, outreach, door-to-door evangelism, and real-life encounters with people searching for God, this episode offers practical encouragement for Christians who want to overcome fear and become effective witnesses for Jesus Christ.

If you've ever wondered:

Then this episode is for you.

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What if the biggest thing standing between you and being used by God is not your lack of knowledge... but your fear of people? In this episode of The Babbler Podcast, Marshall Wall sits down with Daniel Lozano to discuss his journey from being an extremely shy, introverted kid to teaching Bible studies, reaching coworkers, and helping lead people to baptism in Jesus' name. Daniel shares how God transformed his life through discipleship, youth camps, Bible studies, and one life-changing prayer: "Lord, give me a burden for souls." Whether you feel unqualified, nervous, introverted, or unsure how God could use you, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to step beyond your comfort zone and become a witness for Christ. Key Topics: Apostolic Pentecostal, Soul Winning, Evangelism, Bible Studies, Holy Ghost Testimony, Christian Discipleship, Introvert Christian, Outreach, Apostolic Ministry, Youth Camp Testimony, NAYC Testimony, Acts 2:38, Baptism in Jesus Name, Christian Growth, Kingdom of God 🔗 Connect with The Babbler: https://linktr.ee/TheBabbler?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=0b84358e-c7e1-4d46-b316-6fec2dafbe45 If this episode encouraged you, make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who wants to be used by God but feels unqualified. #TheBabbler #SoulWinning #Evangelism #BibleStudy #Apostolic #Pentecostal #ChristianPodcast #HolyGhost #Acts238 #Discipleship

What is Pentecost, really?

Before Pentecost was a Christian experience in Acts 2, it was a Jewish feast called Shavuot, the Feast of Weeks, celebrated 50 days after Passover. In this episode of The Babbler Podcast, Marshall Wall walks through the biblical connection between Passover, Pentecost, and the Feast of Tabernacles, showing how the Old Testament feasts point directly to Jesus Christ and the New Birth experience found in Acts 2:38.

This episode explores:

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What happens when Christianity becomes isolated?

In this episode, Marshall Wall and Andre Carter discuss the biblical necessity of relationships in the Body of Christ. From the early church in Acts to Jesus and His disciples, this conversation explores why believers were never designed to walk alone.

They discuss:

This episode is a call back to authentic fellowship, spiritual connection, and the power of doing life together in the Kingdom of God.

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What if one simple friendship could change someone’s eternity?

In this episode of The Babbler, Marshall sits down with longtime friend Dustin Hall for a real, funny, heartfelt conversation about the ministry of friendship, Christian community, kindness, discipleship, and how ordinary believers can impact lives without ever standing behind a pulpit.

From dad jokes and Taco Bell debates to deep conversations about faith, trust, boundaries, church culture, and reaching hurting people, this episode explores why friendship is one of the most overlooked ministries in the Kingdom of God.

Whether you’re new to church, struggling to find community, navigating relationships, or trying to be a better disciple of Jesus, this conversation will encourage you to be intentional, dependable, and kind.

Topics covered:

Scriptures Mentioned:

“The eternal Kingdom of God is often built on small moments.”

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What if the reason revival hasn’t happened yet… is because you think your role is too small? In this first episode of Season 2 of The Babbler, we dive into one of the most overlooked revival stories in Scripture: Philip—not an apostle, not a headline preacher, but a table server who stepped outside the walls and watched an entire city turn to God. Starting in Acts 6 and unfolding through Acts 8, this episode breaks down how: Ordinary servants become powerful witnesses Revival doesn’t start on platforms—it starts in obedience The Holy Ghost empowers every believer to reach their world A sinner woman (John 4) and a forgotten servant (Philip) helped prepare the ground for mass revival If you’ve ever felt overlooked, underused, or unqualified in the Kingdom… this message is for you. You are not “just” anything. You are someone’s only preacher. What You’ll Hear in This Episode: Why “small roles” in the church matter more than you think The moment Philip stepped into his true calling How Samaria went from sorcery to salvation The connection between John 4 and Acts 8 (and why it matters) What it actually means to be empowered by the Holy Ghost (Acts 1:8) If this stirred something in you: 👍 Like the video 💬 Comment: “I’ll reach my world” 🔔 Subscribe for weekly episodes focused on evangelism, faith, and real Kingdom impact Christian podcast, evangelism, Acts 6, Acts 8, Philip in the Bible, Holy Ghost power, how to witness, Christian encouragement, revival, Bible teaching, reaching the lost, apostolic preaching, Spirit-filled life #Evangelism #Revival #BibleStudy #HolyGhost #ChristianPodcast #Acts8 #FaithInAction