Catch The Current

Kimberly Wirt has been faithfully serving at First Hurst for years, but her story is anything but ordinary. From stepping into all kinds of roles over time to now leading senior adults on meaningful—and honestly really fun—adventures, she’s learned how to embrace every season of ministry.Along the way, God has shown up in small but powerful ways… even through something as simple as nickels—what she calls “God winks.”In this episode, Kimberly shares what longevity in ministry really looks like. It’s not about staying in one place—it’s about growing, trusting God, and learning to see Him in the everyday.

A lifetime of saying yes to God.This week we sit down with Rebekah Naylor, who spent 35+ years as a medical missionary in India before launching Mercy Clinic right here in Fort Worth.From global missions to local impact—this story will stay with you.

In Episode 004, Tillie Burgin joins us to share a life shaped by saying “yes” to God. From the mission field in Korea to leading Mission Arlington, her story is a powerful reminder of what happens when we listen for His voice and faithfully follow wherever He leads.

In Episode 3 of Catch the Current, we sit down with Pastor Doug Walker of Fellowship of the Parks for a powerful and honest conversation about leadership, growth, and faith in the midst of life’s hardest moments.As his church has expanded across multiple campuses, Pastor Doug shares what it looks like to follow God’s leading on a larger scale while staying grounded in what matters most. He also opens up about a deeply personal season that reshaped his perspective, revealing how God meets us in our pain and continues to work even when we don’t understand.This episode is a moving reminder that God is present in both the victories and the valleys—and that His faithfulness carries us through it all.

This week on Catch the Current, our staff sits down for an honest conversation about how we’re seeing God move in our own lives and in this season.As we approach Holy Week, we talk about why it’s so important not just as pastors and leaders, but as believers, to slow down and spend intentional time with God. In a season that can easily become about what we do, we’re reminded of the importance of simply being with Him first.We pray this conversation encourages you to pause, reflect, and lean into all that God wants to do in your heart this Holy Week.

In this episode, we sit down with Michael Evans, pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church and mayor of Mansfield.Michael talks about his journey in ministry, what it’s like leading both a church and a city, and how he stays sensitive to the voice of God in every season. Join us as we talk about leadership, calling, and what it means to truly catch the current.