Pastor Teo Hayashi joins Scott Allen and Darrow Miller of the Discipling Nations Alliance for a powerful conversation on recovering the gospel of the Kingdom and restoring the Church’s mandate to disciple nations, not just save souls. They discuss the rise of cultural crises in Brazil and the West, the dangers of the sacred–secular divide, how the Church lost its influence in society, and why revival must lead to reformation if we want to see lasting change. This episode challenges pastors, leaders, and believers to rediscover a holistic, biblical worldview and engage culture with the authority Jesus entrusted to His people.

What do you do when you feel like you have “nothing… except a jar of oil”?

In this message from the Empower21 Global Gathering in Turkey, Pastor Teo Hayashi preaches from 2 Kings 4 about the widow, the prophet Elisha, and the miracle of the multiplying oil. This is a word about overflow, faith born in danger, and how God uses what we call “nothing” to unlock generational legacy.

Can a billion-dollar business be built on obedience over profit?
 In this episode, Hobby Lobby founder David Green and legacy strategist Bill High join Teo Hayashi to reveal the biblical values and family culture behind Hobby Lobby’s success — from closing stores on Sundays and losing millions in sales, to shaping generations through intentional vision, mission, and values.

They unpack what it means to lead with stewardship, not ownership (Psalm 24:1), and how to build a legacy that will outlive you.

Guests:
 • David Green — Founder, Hobby Lobby; Co-Author of The Legacy Life
 • Bill High — CEO & Legacy Strategist; Co-Author of The Legacy Life

Get the book The Legacy Life on Amazon or at Hobby Lobby stores in the U.S.

New Testament scholar Dr. Craig Keener joins Teo live at Dunamis Con to unpack why the gifts of the Spirit are biblically for today. From Joel 2/Acts 2 to 1 Corinthians 12–14, Keener shows why cessationism is post-biblical, how signs and wonders amplify the gospel worldwide, and what healthy order looks like when you make room for prophecy, healing, tongues, and deliverance.

We also talk revival patterns in Acts, global hotspots of the Spirit’s move, practical guidance for pastors (power and order!), and how Ephesians 4 equips the church for maturity. If you love Scripture and the Spirit, this one will light a fire.

In this message recorded at Oral Roberts University (ORU), Teo Hayashi shares a prophetic and practical word on realigning our lives to recover the cutting edge of the Spirit. Drawing from the story of the lost axe head in 2 Kings 6, Teo challenges us to identify where we’ve lost our edge, return to the place of encounter, and let God restore sharpness, clarity, and purpose in our walk with Him.
If you’ve felt dull, distracted, or distant from your calling, this message will reignite your hunger and help you recover your cutting edge in the Lord.

In this episode of The Teo Hayashi Podcast, Teo sits down with Rob Hoskins, president of OneHope, for a powerful conversation on how discipling a generation can transform society. Together, they explore the balance between local church and missional movements, the importance of building discipleship in a family setting, and why the gospel of the Kingdom must shape the way we live out our faith.
Rob and Teo discuss how to equip Gen Z with a strong theology of vocation, why servant leadership changes culture, and practical ways the Church can measure transformation—spiritually, relationally, vocationally, and materially. This is an episode that challenges us to go beyond Sunday services and lead in a way that truly transforms.

This is Teo Hayashi's Podcast. Here you will find tools for your growth as a disciple and as a leader bringing Kingdom culture in our society. Teo Hayashi founded the Dunamis Movement which was established in 2008, Dunamis is a global Christian movement that spiritually AWAKENS a generation, ESTABLISHES Kingdom culture, and TRANSFORMS society. Besides leading Dunamis with his wife Junia Hayashi, Teo is the senior leader of Zion Church, a thriving, global church impacting cities worldwide. Teo holds degrees in psychology and theology, has authored several books, and is part of the leadership of The Send, a global initiative that mobilizes youth to embrace a missional lifestyle.

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May you be empowered to be an agent of transformation in society and expand the Kingdom of God here on earth!

In this message, Teo Hayashi shares five biblical convictions that have the power to transform a generation. Drawing from Scripture, revival history, and personal stories, Teo challenges us to move beyond fleeting emotions and into convictions that bring lasting transformation.

In this episode of The Teo Hayashi Podcast, Teo is joined by Banning Liebscher—pastor, leader, and founder of Jesus Culture. Together, they dive deep into what it truly means to build revival culture, not only by stewarding encounters with God but by developing the structures and processes that sustain lasting transformation.

 If you’ve ever asked how revival and the Church intersect—or what it really takes to see lasting moves of God—this conversation is for you.

In this episode, Teo Hayashi preaches a powerful message from the First Love Conference in Ghana, Africa.

This isn’t just about going to heaven; it’s about living under Jesus’ rule here and now and bringing heaven to earth. Learn the difference between the gospel of salvation and the biblical gospel of the kingdom, and discover how to impact your society, occupy space, and release heaven in your world.

In this episode of The Teo Hayashi Podcast, Teo sits down with Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, one of the most influential voices in the global Church, for a powerful conversation on the future of the Charismatic movement. Together, they explore how Spirit-filled believers must rise in this generation—not just in churches, but in every sphere of culture and society.

Join us for this conversation at Dunamis Greenhouse—our school of revival and reformation.