Conduit Church Podcast

Until He Comes: Lasting Crowns, 1 Thessalonians 2:13-10 w/Darren Tyler

This week, we are joined by our good friend Fouad Masri for a profound and timely conversation exploring how Islam has shaped the American landscape over the quarter-century since the tragic events of 9/11. Together, we unpack the complex mentality of radical Islam in contemporary politics to understand the deeper ideological currents at play. Most importantly, we discuss practical, compassionate ways to bridge divides and share our Christian faith with our Muslim neighbors through love, understanding, and authentic relationship. www.crescentproject.org

Are You Who You Say You Are? 1 Thessalonians 2:1-12 w/ Mo Thieman

In this episode of the Deeper Podcast, Darren and Mo launch into 1 Thessalonians and explore one of its dominant themes: the return of Jesus Christ. Why does Paul emphasize Christ’s return so often, and why does the modern American church seem to talk about it so little? We’ll break down the major views of the end times, separate biblical certainty from speculation, and discuss how the promise of Christ’s return should shape the way Christians live with hope, holiness, urgency, and purpose today.

Until He Comes: Occupy Till He Comes - 1 Thessalonians 1 w/Darren Tyler

Are we more connected than ever, or just drowning in superficial contacts? In this episode, we explore the sociology of friendship from our cognitive limit of relationships and the data linking screen time to loneliness, to the timeless wisdom of Proverbs regarding friendships. We discuss why the human brain can only sustain a handful of deep connections, how digital tools create the illusion of community while starving us of true intimacy, and what scripture teaches us about choosing a friend who sticks closer than a brother.

PROVERBS: The Cure For Loneliness- Proverbs 18:1 & 24 w/Darren Tyler

In this episode, Darren Tyler sits down with Pastor Son and Rob McCoy to discuss the jailing of Pastor Son, the growing pressure facing churches in Korea, and why American Christians should pay attention. They also discuss Charlie Kirk, religious freedom, and a sobering warning for the American Church: if it can happen there, it can happen here.

PROVERBS: A Heart At Peace- Proverbs 14:30 w/Darren Tyler

PROVERBS: Wisdom For The World- Proverbs 24:15-16 w/Darren Tyler

Rob McCoy on Charlie Kirk, Revival & the Fight for Truth 

PROVERBS: DIRTY JOBS (mission in the marketplace) Proverbs 6:6-11 w/Darren Tyler

What is the actual story behind the land, history, and people of Israel? In this episode, host Darren Tyler sits down with Jerusalem-based licensed tour guide and biblical educator Katharine van der Beek. Katharine shares her deep, on-the-ground expertise in leading customized Christian pilgrimages and scriptural heritage tours. Together, they cut through common misconceptions to reveal a timely, eye-opening look at Israel's rich past, complex present and hopeful future.

PROVERBS: FLAWLESS- Proverbs 30:1-6 w/Darren Tyler

With so many opinions coming at us from every angle, finding trustworthy counsel is harder than ever. Join us as we unpack Proverbs 19:20 and talk about how to separate helpful guidance from harmful advice through meaningful relationships and God's Word.

PROVERBS: Wisdom Is A Team Sport- Proverbs 19:20 w/Darren Tyler

Psalm 25 – A Prayer for Pardon, Protection, and Patience w/Dr. Easley

PROVERBS: All In- Proverbs 16:3 w/Casey Kendall

This week, we sit down with Conduit Discipleship Pastor Casey Kendall to explore the transformative adventure of faith and the vital importance of walking alongside others. Reflecting on his own unconventional journey, Casey highlights why partnering with fellow believers is essential for spiritual growth and how our commitment to mentorship creates a lasting, kingdom-focused ripple effect. Centering our conversation on Proverbs 16:3 "Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established", we discuss how surrendering our personal ambitions to God and going all-in allows Him to anchor our efforts in purpose.

In this special Independence Day episode, we move past the fireworks to examine the spiritual convictions that formed the backbone of the "American experiment". By viewing the events of July 1776 as an act of Divine Providence rather than mere political strategy, we uncover how the Founders’ commitment to a Judeo-Christian worldview—specifically the belief that all individuals are created in the Imago Dei—served as the essential foundation for their pursuit of self-governance. We discuss how this theological understanding of human dignity directly informed the revolutionary concept of unalienable rights, ultimately shaping a nation built upon the intersection of faith and liberty.

He Must Increase: John 3:30-31 w/Ben Peterson

PROVERBS: The God Who Hears- Proverbs 15:29 w/ Darren Tyler

Proverbs 11: 25 says  "A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed." The topic of money is often ignored within the church, or it's talked about in the wrong way leading to a false gospel. In this podcast episode we discuss how generosity leads to true happiness and how we can steward all that God has given us by trusting God with our time, treasure, talent and testimony.

PROVERBS: Trust Fund - Proverbs 11:24-28 w/ Darren Tyler

Are we on the precipice of "Disclosure"? From military testimonies to mysterious craft, the UAP phenomenon is dominating headlines. But what if the origin isn't extraterrestrial, but interdimensional—or even ancient? In this episode, we bridge the gap between current headlines and Scripture. By examining Genesis 6:4, we explore the possibility that today’s "visitors" are echoes of the Nephilim and fallen spiritual entities. Join us as we navigate the signs of the times, providing clarity to the chaos through a biblical lens.

PROVERBS: PROTECT THE ASSET- Proverbs 4:20-27 w/Darren Tyler

PROVERBS: The Most Powerful Thing You Own - Proverbs 18:20-21 w/ Darren Tyler

In this episode, we dive deep into the unseen, devastating mechanics of gossip and reputation destruction. While modern culture often dismisses a "whisper campaign" as mere social drama, psychology and neuroscience reveal it as a potent form of indirect aggression. Drawing a profound connection between biblical wisdom and modern clinical data, we explore Proverbs 18:8's warning that the words of a gossip are like "delicious morsels" that go down into a person's innermost parts. Join us as we expose the hidden biology of relational warfare, the toxic economy of online drama, and why the ultimate strategy for social and spiritual survival is to completely starve the network.

You Are A Warrior; Learn To Fight - 2 Corinthians 10:1-6 w/ Pastor Jim Wright

PROVERBS: Life & Death w/ Dr. Micheal Easley

PROVERBS: Trust Issues - Proverbs 3:1-12  w/ Darren Tyler

In this episode of The Deeper Podcast, we explore the psychological battlefield of 2026 through the lens of Proverbs 1:1–7. We examine how modern "narrative management"—from the undisclosed funding of media mouthpieces to manipulative marketing and headlines—targeting "the simple" by triggering emotional responses rather than objective reasoning. True discernment is impossible without the "fear of the Lord" as a foundation, providing a blueprint for moving from a state of being easily misled to a life of disciplined, wise navigation in an age of pervasive influence.

PROVERBS: Firm Foundation - Proverbs 1:1-7 w/ Darren Tyler

This episode explores how moral outrage can evolve into radicalization—moving from concern to absolutism, urgency, and justification of harm—and contrasts that path with Paul’s message in Galatians. Where radicalization centers on self-righteous responsibility and control, Galatians points to freedom through faith and a life shaped by the Spirit. In a culture of escalating tension, the gospel offers a counter-vision marked by humility, grace, and peace instead of fear and force.

God's command was for us to honor our fathers and mothers. But what if they have acted in not honorable ways? There is good news for you and I. We can honor them. Here's how.