Tips w/ Ty

What if the only reason you haven't seen the harvest yet is because you stopped too soon?In this episode of Tips with Ty, Ty sits down with one of the most critical lessons he and his wife are walking through right now — and he's not holding anything back. Rooted in Galatians 6:9, this conversation unpacks what it really means to not grow weary in your well-doing, why being tired is NOT the same as giving up, and why your due season already has a date on it.This episode is for the kingdom creative, the marketplace leader, the entrepreneur, the dreamer — the one who's been faithful, been showing up, and still hasn't seen the fruit. This one is for you.In this episode, Ty covers:→ The difference between being tired and giving up→ The farmer analogy — your job vs. God's job→ Why discipline is rooted in discipleship, not willpower→ How trauma and unmet expectations make it hard to trust God→ The story of Elijah, the servant, and the cloud the size of a man's hand→ Why the enemy's greatest weapon isn't failure — it's exhaustion→ How to go again when the report keeps coming back empty📖 Key Scriptures: Galatians 6:9 | Isaiah 55:11 | 1 Kings 18If this episode blessed you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Leave a comment. Let Ty know it landed.Subscribe for weekly episodes built for kingdom creatives and marketplace leaders who refuse to choose between their faith and their gift.🔗 Follow Ty on Instagram: @tipswithty🎙️ Podcast available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere you listen#TipsWithTy #DoNotGiveUp #Galatians6 #KingdomCreative #FaithAndBusiness #ChristianPodcast #MarketplaceLeader #DueSeasonIscoming #ChristianEntrepreneur #NotGrowWeary

If you’re feeling like things are being removed from your life—people, habits, opportunities, mindsets... this isn’t punishment. It’s preparation.In this message, we walk through a powerful biblical principle:Elimination always precedes elevation.Jesus teaches in John 15 that God doesn’t only remove what’s dead—He also prunes what’s alive but misdirected so it can bear more fruit. And throughout Scripture, elevation is always preceded by detachment.In this message, we cover:Why God removes relationships, habits, and mindsetsThe difference between dead branches and misdirected branchesWhy overcrowded inner lives sabotage answered prayersWhat it means to live open-handed instead of controlling outcomesHow pruning leads to multiplication (God math)Why Elisha burned the plow—and what that means for youHow consecration proves you’re serious about your callingIf you’re in a season where things feel uncomfortable, unfamiliar, or stripped away—this word will bring clarity.📌 If this resonates, lean in.👍 Like the video💬 Comment what God is asking you to release📤 Share this with someone who’s in a pruning seasonScriptures referenced:John 15:1–2 • Mark 8:34–37 • Genesis 12:1–4 • 1 Kings 19:19–21 • Isaiah 54 • Revelation 12:11

Whose you are → who you are → what you’re here to do.In this episode of the Tips with Ty Podcast, we walk through a framework that has become an anchor for my life whenever I’m anxious, comparing, burned out, or confused:1) Whose you are2) Who you are3) What you’re here to doThis is rooted in Ephesians 2:10: “You are God’s masterpiece, created anew in Christ Jesus to do the good works He prepared for you beforehand.”In this conversation we break down:Why modern pressure isn’t “no options”—it’s too many optionsWhy chasing validation makes identity fragile (and purpose exhausting)What it means to be God’s beloved before you accomplish anythingHow healing identity protects you from rejection, comparison, and burnoutWhy formation is slow on purpose (Moses, Paul, even Jesus had process)How to discern what you’re here to do through stewardship (parable of the talents)If you’ve felt stuck, scattered, or like you’re doing a lot but still missing alignment—this episode is for you.✅ Action step: Write these 3 questions down and pray through them:Whose am I?Who am I becoming in Christ?What’s in my hands to steward right now?📌 If this helped you, share it with someone who needs clarity.⭐️ Rate the podcast / comment below what part hit you the hardest.Scriptures referenced: Ephesians 2:10, Genesis 1, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Matthew 11:28, Luke 16 (stewardship), Seek first the Kingdom (Matthew 6:33), plus examples from Moses/Paul/Jesus.#TipsWithTy #ChristianPodcast #Purpose #IdentityInChrist #Calling #Ephesians210 #KingdomMindset #SpiritualGrowth

You want to be effective. You want to be accurate. You want to hit a “bullseye” with your life.Here’s what you need to know: you have a sphere of influence—a measured territory God entrusted to you internally (mind + heart) and externally (relationships, spaces, assignments). And domination in the Kingdom isn’t control over people—it's responsibility over territory.In this episode of Tips with Ty, we break down:Why dominion is stewardship, alignment, and obedienceHow Adam didn’t lose dominion from lack of power—but from mishandled responsibilityHow your inner atmosphere shapes your outer impact (“as a man thinks, so is he”)A practical framework: Exposure → Permission → Influence → Atmosphere → FruitWhy your sound matters (and why silencing it creates absence)A closing prayer for activation, clarity, alignment, and spiritual authorityIf you’ve been distracted, comparing, or trying to do life off someone else’s blueprint—this is your reminder: own your sphere. Steward your sound. Walk in your grace.📌 Share this with someone who needs to hear: “You don’t need permission to steward what God assigned to you.”Subscribe + drop a comment: What part hit you the hardest—sphere, sound, or inner dominion?

God is serious about you.
Not your church attendance. Not your performance. Not your goals. You.

In this message, Pastor Ty interrupts the “normal flow” to speak directly to the heart of what following Jesus actually means. This isn’t about worship songs, religious behavior, or checking spiritual boxes—it’s about posture, surrender, and responding to God’s personal invitation.

We explore why God isn’t afraid of your questions, doubts, or discomfort… why filling the void with success, relationships, or achievements will always leave you empty… and why God calls many but only chooses those willing to say, “Here I am.”

If you’re starting a new year and feel restless, hungry for more, or tired of surface-level faith, this message is a reset.

This is about intimacy before impact.
Posture before platform.
Surrender before success.

Feeling behind? Burnt out? Like you “should be further” by now?

In this episode of Tips with Ty, we talk about what it means to Play The Long Game—God’s way. Not hustle. Not panic. Not comparison. Not entitlement. But stewardship, endurance, seed time, and trust.

We unpack the hidden danger of rushing (and how culture disciples us into entitlement), why God’s delays can be protection, and how to stay faithful when your season feels small or unseen. From Jesus’ 30 years of formation to Joseph’s process, and the parable of the talents, you’ll hear a Kingdom framework for building something that lasts—and a closing declaration to anchor your spirit.

If you’ve been tired, discouraged, or tempted to force doors open, this is your reminder: you’re not behind—you’re being built.

Elimination Before Elevation isn’t just a catchy phrase, it’s a Kingdom pattern.

In this episode of Tips with Ty, we talk about what it really means when God starts removing things from your life: relationships, routines, mindsets, even “good” opportunities that are no longer fruitful. If you’ve been feeling the shift, the grief, the confusion, or the temptation to run back to what’s familiar, this is for you.

We unpack how pruning is proof of purpose (John 15), why not every weight is sin (Hebrews 12), and why true life is found on the other side of dying to what no longer serves your calling (Mark 8). From Abraham leaving familiarity (Genesis 12) to Elisha burning the backup plan (1 Kings 19), God’s process has always included holy subtraction before spiritual elevation.

If your life feels like it’s being “cut back,” you might not be losing… you might be getting positioned.

Every year we talk about Christmas like it’s just tradition, family time, and gifts… but that’s not the whole story.In this message, I share what I believe is the true meaning of Christmas:👉 the arrival of the King (Jesus)👉 the invasion of His Kingdom👉 and your place in that KingdomThis isn’t just a seasonal, feel-good Christmas talk. I preached this word to our teens at FireHouse Youth at The Potter’s House in Dallas, but it’s a Kingdom message for anyone who’s hungry to understand why they’re here and what God created them to be.In this video we dive into:    •    Luke 2:10–14 – the angel’s announcement of the King and His peace (shalom)    •    What the word “gospel” (euangelion) really means: the announcement of a King’s victory    •    Why Christianity is not just a religion, but an invitation into a King and His Kingdom    •    How Matthew 6:33 (“Seek first the Kingdom of God…”) becomes a practical roadmap for your life    •    Why the enemy tried to take Jesus out as a baby — and why he’s so threatened by you    •    How Jeremiah 1:5 reveals that you were known, formed, and ordained for purpose before the womb    •    What it means to live as an ambassador of the Kingdom, not just a churchgoer    •    How Romans 8:28 and Psalm 23:1 show that your life, your story, and even your pain are not wastedMy prayer is that as you watch this, you stop seeing Christmas as just a holiday and start seeing it as a Kingdom announcement:The King has arrived.His Kingdom is here.And you have a place in it.If this message speaks to you:✅ Drop a comment and let me know what part hit you.✅ Share it with a friend who needs to be reminded that they were made on purpose, for a purpose.✅ Subscribe so you don’t miss more messages from FireHouse Youth as we move into 2026.⸻📖 Scriptures Mentioned & Referenced:Luke 2:10–14Matthew 6:33Jeremiah 1:5Romans 8:28Psalm 23:1John 10:10⸻👋 Stay ConnectedIG: @tyheadleeTikTok & IG (FireHouse Youth): @wearefhyIG: @itsreallyren__00:00 – Welcome & why this message matters    •    01:45 – Luke 2 and the real announcement of Christmas    •    06:00 – Christmas: The King, His Kingdom & your place in it    •    11:30 – Gospel = Euangelion (the announcement of a King’s victory)    •    17:00 – Religion vs Kingdom: Why many people miss it    •    23:00 – Ambassadors, identity, and your role in the Kingdom    •    30:00 – The enemy tried to take you out (but God blocked it)    •    37:00 – Matthew 6:33 and how to actually “seek first the Kingdom”    •    44:00 – Jeremiah 1:5, Romans 8:28, and your destiny    •    52:00 – Altar call & Kingdom confession    •    59:00 – Closing prayer and blessing for 2026

So many people know about Jesus but have never truly known Him personally. In this powerful episode of Tips with Ty, host Ty Headlee sits down with his best friend Jalen “Jet” Turner for a raw, Spirit-filled conversation on what it really means to know Jesus for yourself and become biblically literate in a generation full of noise.

Together we unpack:

🔥 The difference between religion and relationship

📖 How to read the Bible with revelation, not just routine

⚔️ Why the Word of God is your greatest weapon in spiritual warfare

💡 The link between Scripture, emotional health, and hearing God’s voice

🧠 How biblical literacy anchors you in truth when the world is filled with deception

If you’ve ever felt lost in your faith, struggled to understand the Bible, or wanted to experience a real, personal walk with Jesus this episode is for you.

🙏 Stay for the closing prayer… We pray that God would open your eyes, reignite your hunger for His Word, and draw you into deeper intimacy with Him.

Timestamps:

00:00 – Intro: Why Knowing Jesus Changes Everything

06:12 – Religion vs Relationship

14:47 – The Word as Blueprint & Weapon

25:36 – How the Holy Spirit Reveals Scripture

40:52 – Healing, Peace & Mental Health in the Word

54:21 – Prayer for Deeper Understanding

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In a generation filled with noise, pressure, and performance, Jesus is calling us back to the quiet strength of obedience.In this message, “The Oil, The Fire, and the Quiet Strength of Obedience”, Ty Headlee unpacks Matthew 25:1–13 (The Parable of the Ten Virgins) alongside Matthew 24 and Romans 8 to draw a line between cultural Christianity and true intimacy with Jesus.

Key Themes in this message:

Why you can’t borrow oil — intimacy must be cultivated, not copiedThe difference between lamps (public life) and oil (private devotion)How to live by the Spirit, not the flesh (Galatians 5)

Why revival isn’t just an event — it’s a life laid downHow true believers must be ready for the return of Christ

📖 Scriptures covered: Matthew 24, Matthew 25:1–13, Romans 8, Galatians 5, John 15, Psalm 24, Psalm 27, Revelation 3, Romans 12

Don’t trade God’s presence for platforms. Don’t run on empty lamps. Cultivate oil in the secret place.

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