FLY Podcast

In this episode, Bobby and Josh talk about peer pressure, how it is bad, how to resist it and can it be good.

In This Episode, Bobby and Josh talk about being a light in the world and how to be one. BTW, What's the secret word?

In this episode Bobby and Josh are joined by Pastor Ernie Pena from the Keeping The Balance Podcast to talk about the challenges youth face in defending where they worship and why. Malaysia was unable to join us in this episode because of our annual Teen Bootcamp.

In this episode, Bobby, Malaysia and Josh talk about how purity still matters even in this day and age.

In this episode, Josh and Bobby talk about comparison and how it is bad, possible be good and how to break free from it.

Feeling like you're disqualified after making mistakes? Join Bobby, Josh and Malaysia as, we explore the powerful truth: Can God really use me after I messed up? We dive into the common feelings of unworthiness and shame that can creep in when we stumble. More importantly, we unpack how God's grace and purpose extend even to those who've made missteps.

In This Episode, Bobby McWhirter, Josh Dunlap and Malaysia Duckett talk about trusting God's timing and how to apply it to your life.

In this episode, we provide some insight into the future of the FLY Podcast. We love you guys!

In this episode, Isaiah Tijero is joined by Israel Tijero to discuss how complicated lives can become, and how busy we can get. If you have any topic suggestions or would like to potentially feature on the podcast, feel free to contact us at "frontlineyouthnc@gmail.com" or DM us at @fly_podcast on Instagram.

In this episode, Isaiah and Elijah Tijero discuss pride, and its many effects on people. They talk about arrogance versus confidence, and other crucial points regarding pride.

In this episode, Isaiah and Israel Tijero talk about some of the happenings of the world at the time of recording.

In this episode, Isaiah and Elijah Tijero are joined by Angelo Peña to discuss rising up as a young person in ministry, and the difficulties that can arise from this. https://linktr.ee/flypodcast

In this episode, Isaiah and Elijah Tijero discuss interpersonal conflict, with specific examples from the internet.

In this episode, Isaiah, Israel, and Elijah Tijero discuss jealousy, and how it differs from ambition. They also discuss the dangers that jealousy can present to a person.

In this episode, Isaiah, Israel, and Elijah Tijero discuss humor as well as just some general topics that were on their minds at the time.

On this episode, Isaiah and Elijah Tijero are joined by Pastor Deonta Scott to discuss pride and its detriments.

In this episode, Isaiah and Elijah discuss some difficult questions, and attempt to find a middle-ground.

In this episode, Isaiah and Elijah Tijero talk about complaining and its many aspects. They discuss pros and cons, and of course provide a Christian perspective.

In this episode, Isaiah Tijero is joined by the youngest and newest members of FLY (at the time of recording of course): Brody Beebe, Marquis Scott, Malaysia Duckett, and Brooklynn Broussard to discuss their transition into Frontline Youth, as well as how they've stepped up into ministry and are growing into Godly men and women.

In this episode, Isaiah and Elijah Tijero talk about fear and its pitfalls.

In this episode Isaiah, Israel, and Elijah Tijero discuss digital footprints and how they are incredibly powerful and nearly impossible to erase.

In this episode, Isaiah and Elijah Tijero discuss forgiveness, and if it has limits. They attempt to answer the question of whether or not you should forget and tandem with forgiving.

In this episode, Isaiah and Elijah Tijero discuss whether or not therapy is just more necessary in this new age, or if it's simply more trendy.

In this episode, Isaiah and Elijah Tijero are joined by Sequoyah Barrow to discuss wisdom, and its different definitions and understandings.

In this episode, Isaiah and Elijah Tijero discuss love (because Valentine's Day was recent) and the dangers of getting into "love" too early.