"People Suck; Love Them Anyway"

Influence can be dangerous when applied incorrectly. Religion and True Crime are coming together for this week’s episode. Keenan and Nick are joined by Fruition’s drummer, Skyler Beasley, to break down the recent news about a cult leader in Kenya.

Does magic have a place in ministry? Joining Keenan and Nick is Aaron Harp, professional magician, to discuss how God can take anything that is meant for evil and use it to reach people who really need it. Also included: Keenan, Nick, and Aaron take a look at a Washington Examiner article describing the incoming Chicago mayor’s take on teenage riots in the streets of his city.

We only have a few seconds and opportunities to reach people from ALL nations, creeds, ethnicities, and lifestyles. Keenan and Nick are joined by Telecast Communications CEO, Cameron Lasley, to discuss how enhancing the experience of the services we provide can help better draw people to the Kingdom of God.

If Jesus can serve the man who was going to betray Him to be tortured and killed, how much more should we be able to serve people even if we don’t agree with them? Keenan and Nick are joined by one of Fruition’s most faithful members, Julie Uhl, to break down how important it is to serve ALL people.

How do we use the fruits, talents, and skills that God gives us to love and respect ALL people? Keenan and Nick are joined by Religious Affairs NCO, Sergeant Tanner Hagerty, to discuss his time as a Chaplain Assistant in the United States Army.

Big things come from small beginnings We have to prove ourselves faithful over a little before God blesses us with more. Join Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan, joined by Darwin Perez of 3 Sons CrossFit, as they discuss what it takes to achieve great things.

The world is filled with people of different races, belief systems, political affiliations, tax brackets, languages, and more. It's time to stop being basic and comfortable; Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by Dee Hutchins to discuss the importance of diversifying your relationships in business, friend circles, and churches.

Who really has it all figured out? Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan ask some difficult questions about the Bible and life in general while trying to convey that we all struggle in different ways.

Pursuing your passion leads to finding your purpose. Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by the radio host of ABE 93.7, Cale Tharp, to discuss the importance of using different avenues to reach people while working hard on what you're passionate about.

Sometimes we are put in situations that are uncomfortable, scary, or dangerous to be a light and touch the lives of people who are lost in darkness. Joining us this week is Tara Robey from the Fruition Worship Team to discuss the importance of being free to worship God regardless of our circumstances.

Are we missing out on great moves of God by not allowing people to follow the calling God laid upon their lives? Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by Keenan's wife, Andrea Riley as they discuss the importance of allowing people to fully utilize their callings, talents, abilities, and strengths.

How can a divided church hope to mend a divided world? This week Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by Pastor Richard Harrison of Magnolia Cumberland Presbyterian Church to discuss how important it is to stand united with one another despite our differences.

"You just need more faith!" Church and mental health have always had a complicated relationship. This week Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by Fruition's resident therapist, Tatjana Lynn (who just so happens to also be on the worship team), to discuss the importance of vulnerability and seeking both spiritual AND professional counseling.

How important is it to truly get to know the people around you at work, school, or church? Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by Robert Robey, a teacher at Bernheim Middle School and Fruition's resident Jesus actor, to discuss the importance of meeting people and kids where they're at.

Our bodies are temples; what you put in is what you get out. Join Keenan Riley, Nick Sullivan, and special guest, Alex Dohn, to figure out how important it is to take better care of your heart, mind, and soul.

What does it take to be successful? This week Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan are joined by entrepreneur, Charles Hutchins, to breakdown what it takes to have and lead a successful church, business, and family.

Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan take a look at the characteristics that define someone who refuses to return their shopping cart at the store.

How can we take the challenges and changes of 2022 and turn it into a forward-moving, growing momentum for 2023?

It may not be easy, heck, it may be painful at times, but having discipline is necessary for growth. Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan take a look at how important discipline is in our everyday walks of life and our walk with God.

Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan discuss what it means to be truly successful while explaining discipline, motivation, passion, and responsibility.

How can a divided church unite a broken world?

Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan are joined by Clint Aubrey from Fruition Church to bring a discussion on what role "The Everyday Christian" should be playing when it comes to religious traditions and politics in 2022 America.

How do we make Christianity relatable to the world? Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan change things up for a look ahead at "The Everyday Christian" and our next season!

Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan dive into 2 Kings Chapter 4 and having enough faith to see your prayers and needs answered.

Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan dive into 1 Kings Chapter 19 and the importance of rest in our Christian walks.