Church Folks

We love to call out the big, obvious sins in our culture—but what about the subtle ones we’ve learned to tolerate in ourselves? In this episode, we unpack the convicting message of Jerry Bridges’ book Respectable Sins and confront the everyday attitudes—like pride, discontentment, gossip, and impatience—that quietly erode our walk with Christ. With Scripture as our guide, we’ll explore how the gos...

In this special Easter episode, let's take a deeper, laid-back dive into 1 Corinthians 15, stringing together three powerful truths: Resurrection Truth, Resurrection Faith, and Resurrection Guarantee. Why does the resurrection matter so much? What does it actually do for us as believers? And how does it change how we live today? From historical fact to unshakable faith to future hope, this episode...

In this special Good Friday bonus episode, we ask the question: Just how good is Good Friday? Join us as we dive deep into the incredible truth of Christ’s death on the cross — not just for us, but instead of us. We’ll explore what it means that we were “dead in our trespasses,” why substitution is at the heart of the Gospel, and how the cross is both a place of sorrow and unstoppable joy. This is...

Some phrases sound spiritual, even biblical — but when you hold them up to the light of Scripture, they’re more fluff than faith. In this episode of Church Folks, we’re digging into seven popular churchy half-truths that might be more dangerous than we realize. From “Only God can judge me” to “If I pray hard enough, God will give me whatever I want,” we’re exposing the twisted logic behind these s...

You might not have a pulpit or a podcast mic, but you are preaching something—every day, with every word and action. In this follow-up to our sermon on Matthew 10:40-42, we ask the hard question: What Gospel are you actually preaching? Is it the clear, crucified-and-risen Christ kind… or the vague, be-nice-and-don’t-cause-trouble kind? We’ll dive into Romans 10, James 2, and 2 Timothy 4, talk abou...

In this episode of Church Folks Podcast, we dive into the constant battle between entitlement and gratitude in the Christian life. Entitlement makes us feel like God owes us more, while gratitude reminds us that we’ve already been given far more than we deserve—salvation through Christ. Through scripture and real talk, we explore how living in gratitude transforms our perspective and fills us with...

In this episode of Church Folks Podcast, we dive into the often misunderstood concept of the fear of the Lord. Rather than pushing us away, a right fear of God actually draws us closer—deepening our worship, increasing our dependence, and changing the way we treat others. With a mix of humor and practical application, we explore how biblical figures like Isaiah, Peter, and David responded when con...

What does it really mean to plant a church, and why should we care? In this episode of Church Folks Podcast, we sit down with JonSeth, who is stepping out in faith to plant Grove Church in Crestview, FL through the North American Mission Board. We dive into the why behind church planting, the challenges and blessings of starting a new gospel-centered community, and—most importantly—how Airline Chu...

In this episode of Church Folks Podcast, we’re diving into the heart of discipleship—what it means to truly follow Jesus and lead others to do the same. Discipleship isn’t just about knowing the Bible; it’s about actively walking with Christ in every area of life—at home, in the workplace, and in our daily interactions. We'll explore key scriptures like Matthew 4:19 and The Great Commission (Matth...

In this first-ever episode of Church Folks, Pastor Tyler to explores the power of God's Word in our spiritual growth. Rooted in 2 Timothy 3:16-17, this conversation unpacks what it means for Scripture to be God-breathed—the very breath of life from our Creator—and how it teaches, corrects, and equips us for every good work. With a mix of deep biblical truth and real-life application, this episode...

In this episode of the Church Folks Podcast, we talk about why it’s so important to approach the Bible with exegesis—drawing out God's intended meaning—rather than eisegesis—reading our own ideas into the text. With a clear, relatable style, we unpack common Bible stories we often misread, like David and Goliath, Daniel in the lion’s den, and Ruth’s story, and show how they all actually point to J...