Stampede Ministries

The Stampede Ministries’ podcast

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Welcome to The Stampede Ministries Podcast , the official youth voice of FBC Shallowater. A stampede isn't just a group of Mustangs running—it’s a collective movement that shakes the ground and changes the landscape. That’s exactly what we’re chasing. Each week, we’re coming together to talk about what it looks like to live out an unstoppable, unbridled faith in our everyday lives. Tune in as we dive deep into real-life Bible studies, share hilarious youth group stories, and sit down with our youth leaders to hear their raw, unscripted testimonies of God’s faithfulness. Pull up a seat, hear th...

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Hold Your Horses with Michael | Crocs, Cereal, and Crucial Questions 09.07.2026 1:08:55

Whoa, there! Pull back on the reins and stop living on autopilot. Usually on the Stampede podcast, we’re kicking up dust and moving fast, but today we are slowing things down for a special episode: Hold Your Horses. We’re pausing the ride to unpack the big questions we all think about but rarely stop to actually break down. Host [Insert Your Name] sits down with Michael Ronan, Associate Pastor at...

The Water Trough With Jaiden and Sawyer | Faith in the Digital Age. 02.07.2026 54:14

Gather 'round the water trough! In this episode of The Stampede Ministries Podcast, we are taking a stroll down memory lane, looking back at our absolute favorite youth group memories and reflecting on everything that went down this past year. But it’s not all nostalgia—we’re also diving deep into what it actually looks like to live out your faith in the digital age. How do we navigate filters, al...

Episode - 001 Skyler Sparks! 26.06.2026 31:07

In this episode, Cam sits down with Skyler Sparks as he shares his personal testimony of growing up and navigating major life transitions. Skylar opens up about the challenges of moving across the country from California to the small town of Shallowater, Texas. He details his struggles trying to fit in and find his place as a new student during the critical middle school years. More importantly, S...