"People Suck; Love Them Anyway"

What would happen if we started making radical changes and put more faith in Jesus?

It’s Election Day in Kentucky and other places around the United States! Join us as we break down elections, that cliché Christian saying of “vote your values”, and the importance of building bridges while being more empathetic to those around us.

It’s our special Halloween episode! Join us as we discuss having confidence in Jesus’ power and authority on one of our edgiest episodes yet!

War, gossip, positivity, servanthood, and invisible blessings are all loaded into this week’s episode; hit that download button and leave us a review while you’re at it!

We are back after 2 weeks away to discuss the importance of hitting the reset button on your life and taking the time to prioritize what’s important to you.

Limits are there to remind us to slow down and rely on God. Sometimes we have to push past our limits to fully receive the blessings that God has in store for our lives.

We have all had our Prodigal Son moment. We’ve screwed up time and time again, but God is just one step away. Once we have come back home we are called to be the salt of the earth and help the world be better and look better while using our testimony to help others come home as well.

It’s very easy to get caught up in our feelings and lose faith when things are tough. This week we break down the importance of digging deep and getting to the source of your problems while also being aware of what triggers our old coping mechanisms.

Consistency is vital when it comes to our walks with Christ. We have to do what we’ve been called to do consistently, with a consistent faith that we will see what we’ve been working towards come to fruition. Sometimes our expectations aren’t anything compared to what God has planned for us.

The power of life and death lie with the tongue; it’s time to be more intentional, faithful, and positive with the words we speak.

Aliens, conspiracy theories, and miracles are all loaded into this week’s episode; check it out!

The spirit has been moving at Fruition Church in big ways! We have a bunch of people starting to make their relationship with Christ more personal; it’s time to stop putting qualifications on people, make what we experience personal, relate it to our lives, and then help others relate it to their lives.

Taylor Swift fans are causing earthquakes, people scream at the favorite team when they miss a field goal, and nerds are clapping in movie theaters when a fictional character comes on screen; however, Christians are afraid to lift their hands to worship the God who created them and sent His son to die for them. This week we are talking about making our relationship with God personal, just like we...

How deep are you willing to go to experience peace in life’s storms? Crazy stuff happens every day, but Christ offers a peace that the world can’t give you. Your peace may be what it takes to help others as well. Don’t be a bad example of what Christ looks like!

Being teachable and submissive to what God wants for our lives allows us to build on our faith and go deeper than just being a Basic Christian. Take a leap of faith, work hard, seek biblical knowledge, exhibit Godliness, and persevere through whatever comes your way in order to go from a Basic Christians to a Disciple of Christ.

Submission and being submissive has gained such a negative connotation in the modern world. What if we told you that in order to truly be “all in” with God, you have to deny yourself and follow God’s plan instead of your own? It may not be popular in today’s society, but we have to remain teachable and practice submission in order to truly experience God’s plan and purpose for our lives. Join us f...

Are you praying for your leaders? This episode is jammed packed with honest conversations about the struggles of leadership. Loneliness, respect, depression, declining mental, emotional, and physical health are running rampant in the lives of pastors. Why is that? Find out in this week’s episode!

Are you lukewarm or on-fire? Submarines, women pastors, and Pinterest Christians are covered in this week’s episode! Want to hear the full thing? Go over to YouTube and Facebook to check out the first ever video version of this week’s episode! Search up Fruition Church, grab your popcorn, and enjoy.

It sounds cliché, but it’s time we start having an Attitude of Gratitude. Are we living like we are blessed? What are we showing up to church for? It’s time to start pulling that thread to find out why we do what we do, and why we are who we are. Are you looking to get preached to or poured into? All that and more in this week’s episode!

Why are you here for? No, this isn’t a philosophical question; it’s a question of whether or not you are committed and serving your church, company, or family the way you should/could be. Join us this week as we discuss the difference between a producer and a consumer.

If you’re an average human being these days you’re probably freaked out about the current financial state of the world. Come listen to three guys cut the breeze and give their unsolicited opinions on the current financial struggles facing Americans and the rest of the world. Where we worry the most shows where we trust God the least.

Are you boycotting something because it’s popular or because you’re convicted? Every major company and corporation contains people and executives who support things that are unbiblical; why do we pick and choose who we support or boycott?

Should Christians take a political stance or support political parties and candidates? Political prophesies, bad jokes, and serious preaching takes place in this week’s episode.

Clear backpacks, metal detectors, and therapy. Join Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan as they discuss safety and security in schools, churches, and businesses with US Army Veteran, Dan Jenkins. We may not have all the answers, but we have a lot to talk about.

Loneliness may be as bad for you as smoking cigarettes and Keenan and Nick get honest about the importance of having actual adult conversations.