Pastor Paul Daugherty shares the inside story of building faith under pressure, leading through loss, and learning how to take a stand when fear says to shut everything down. Ps Paul Geerling and Ps Dave Hamers trace his journey from growing up in Tulsa in a ministry family that pioneered schools, Bible college, dream centres, and global missions, to inheriting the weight of a legacy after his father’s sudden passing. Then the conversation turns to the moment that changed everything: a lockdown season that sparked rooftop revivals, drive-in-style services, and a massive outreach effort that fed thousands and reached people across multiple states.

• How Paul’s church responded when COVID fear tried to silence the mission
• Why he believes bold obedience often comes before the miracle
• The prison crusades that led 10,000 inmates to Christ
• The mental battle behind leadership, depression, and “Jezebel in your head”
• How Scripture, counselling, confession, and renewed thinking became his way out
• Why a simple declaration written on a napkin still shapes his church today

Ps Paul Daugherty also unpacks the personal cost of transition, the pressure of carrying a father’s legacy, and the practical rhythms that helped him rebuild strength after losing thousands of people from the church. If you’ve ever felt stuck in fear, overwhelmed by public pressure, or unsure whether your voice still matters, this episode offers a clear reminder that courage is often the doorway to breakthrough.

Ps Paul Daugherty is the senior pastor of Victory Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, known for leading a multicultural, multigenerational church with a strong missions and outreach focus. He is also the author of Mind Games, a candid look at faith, depression, and renewing the mind. Essential listening if you need encouragement to keep going, speak differently, and trust God in the middle of the pressure.

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Passion is not a personality trait - it's a fire you either tend or lose.

Ps Paul Geerling, Ps Jo Geerling, and Ps David Hamers unpack why the culture of passion is one of iSEE Church's defining values, and how to move to a life that is visibly, joyfully, and powerfully centred on Jesus. What does a truly passionate follower of Jesus look like when life is busy, tiredness hits, and church becomes familiar? The answer goes far beyond hype or emotion. In this conversation, the pastors break down why passion shows up in praise, why outward expression matters, and why the real issue is often the heart. They also share how their own convictions were shaped by family, ministry, and years of seeing what happens when believers stop treating faith like a routine.

You'll discover:

• Why passion is meant to be seen, not just felt
• How praise shifts your focus from yourself back to God
• What the Bible's language about first love, fire, and fan into flame means for everyday believers
• How prayer, fasting, church attendance, and connect groups help keep spiritual momentum alive

The episode also gets practical about the things that quietly drain passion - offence, familiarity, self-reliance, and spiritual laziness. The pastors talk honestly about how even leaders can grow weary, drift into profession, or let the fire dim if they stop guarding their hearts and tending to what God has placed inside them. If you've ever wondered how to stay alive spiritually without faking enthusiasm, this conversation gives you a clear, biblical, and deeply encouraging way forward. Perfect for anyone who wants fresh fire in their walk with Jesus, stronger devotion, and a faith that actually looks like faith.

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The Church Is Not a Restaurant - It’s a Family That Grows You Up

Ps Banning Liebscher makes a bold case that consumer Christianity is quietly killing maturity, and he shows why the real answer to a coming harvest is not more polished services but believers who are willing to encourage, pray for, give to, and walk with other people.

You'll discover:

• Why consumerism is undermining spiritual maturity in Western churches
• The difference between treating church like a family versus a restaurant
• Why challenge and love are meant to exist together
• A simple, repeatable discipleship approach anyone can do: encourage, pray, and give
• Why Banning believes the church must “strengthen the nets” before a great harvest comes in

Banning argues that discipleship is not a platform ministry reserved for pastors - it is the everyday calling of the body of Christ. He shares the conviction that real transformation happens when ordinary believers take responsibility for one another, just like family members do, and when churches stop outsourcing spiritual growth to programs. If you care about leadership, church health, spiritual growth, or how to prepare for a genuine move of God, this episode will challenge and encourage you. Essential listening for pastors, leaders, and anyone who wants to see a stronger, deeper, more activated church.

Banning Liebscher is Senior Pastor of Jesus Culture Church in Sacramento, with an additional location in San Diego and a church plant in Cambridge, England. He is known for his leadership voice, his emphasis on maturity, and his passion for equipping believers to disciple others.

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The iSEE Church Culture Series: Culture of Faith

Faith is not a personality trait - it's the force that turns ordinary people into people who change cities, families, and futures. Paul and Jo Geerling reveal why faith sits at the very centre of iSEE Church's identity, how it was forged through real hardship, and why it still shapes every decision, every leader, and every location.

David Hamers sits down with Paul and Jo Geerling to unpack the second of iSEE Church's eight cultures: faith. They trace the origins of the church's name, the flood that forced a complete reset, the whiteboard conversations that defined their values, and the conviction that faith is not hype, optimism, or style - it's a heart posture built on the Word of God!

It's a reminder that faith expands what fear tries to shrink, and that God is still inviting ordinary people into extraordinary obedience. Essential listening if you want stronger faith, deeper confidence in God's Word, and a fresh reminder that your life is meant to be an adventure with Him.

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How Faith Shapes Our Journey: Insights from Reggie Dabbs on the Faith Adventure Podcast

In a world filled with uncertainty, many find themselves seeking a deeper understanding of faith and its impact on personal growth. In this episode of the Faith Adventure Podcast, Reggie Dabbs – a motivational speaker who connects with over 1.5 million students yearly – shares his unique story of resilience and the pivotal role of faith.

As we embark on this Faith Adventure podcast, we are excited to explore the foundational cultures that define iSEE CHURCH. In this first episode, we delve into the vital culture of encounter. Why is this culture so significant, and how does it shape our church community? Let’s dive in and discover the importance of having a strong culture within our church family.

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The Faith Adventure Podcast with Paul and Jo Geerling

Join Paul and Jo Geerling, Senior Pastors of iSEE CHURCH, for real conversations on following Jesus, building faith, and living with purpose. With biblical insights, practical encouragement, and inspiring guests, each episode will help you grow in your relationship with God and step confidently into all He has for your life.

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