The BRAVE Way Podcast

What if courage is the only antidote to a culture spiraling toward tyranny? Pastor Andrew shares his harrowing escape from Egypt where preaching the gospel became a death sentence, revealing how quickly freedom can vanish. From his father's bold witness to Muslims despite imprisonment threats, to Australia's shocking laws criminalizing prayer for gay individuals, Andrew warns that America stands at a crossroads. This isn't distant persecution—it's a prophetic warning for the Western church. Don't miss this urgent wake-up call that could reshape your understanding of what faithful discipleship costs.

What if the greatest mystery isn't about little green visitors but about keeping your eyes fixed on heaven? When Jay asked Pastor Jeff about UFOs and government documents, Jeff cuts through the noise with biblical clarity—Genesis reveals Earth as uniquely formed for life, while spiritual warfare happens in unseen realms, not outer space. Rather than chasing extraterrestrial distractions, Jeff reminds us that real supernatural encounters involve angels, demons, and God's miraculous interventions throughout Scripture. This isn't about denying phenomena but recognizing the ultimate truth: Jesus is coming from the sky, and that's the only arrival worth preparing for. Don't miss this grounded, faith-anchoring perspective!

What if the worst mistake you ever made doesn't define who you are? Joshua's story shatters the lie that shame determines our identity. Born to teenage parents in small-town South Carolina, Joshua watched his father live across the street but remain a stranger—leading to a desperate pursuit of validation through performance. This hunger for approval ultimately led him into the porn industry for seven years, where success couldn't silence the voice telling him he wasn't enough. Pastor Jeff reveals how Joshua's transformation began with one simple truth: "You are not defined by the worst thing you've ever done because you are not the author of you—God is." Through the love of a woman named Hope and an encounter with grace, Joshua discovered that God doesn't wait on our front porch with condemnation, but runs toward us with open arms. His story reminds us that no past sin can hinder what God has prepared for our future—if Jesus is Lord. Don't let shame rob you of the freedom Christ died to give you.

In this episode of The Brave Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff sits down with former college football coach Pat Nix to talk about fatherhood, leadership, coaching, and following Jesus when God changes your plans. This conversation is really about one word: intentionality. If you want strong families, strong marriages, and kids who love Jesus, it will not happen by accident. It happens when men decide to lead. In this episode we talk about: • Raising kids who follow Jesus • Being intentional as a father • Protecting your family spiritually • Coaching as ministry • When God changes your direction • Why men must realize they are in a fight • Leading your marriage and family well This is a powerful conversation for men, fathers, coaches, and leaders. Subscribe for more Brave Way Podcast episodes. Chapters: 07:15 - God Prunes the Heart of a Coach 15:01 - God Moves: Stepping Out of High School Coaching 20:48 - Marriage Is Not Easy 26:29 - Intentionality of What You Want Your Child to Be 29:06 - Paul on His Flaws 33:43 - When Parents Get Real About Their Struggles 34:12 - Prayer and Trials

On this episode of The BRAVE Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff sits down with Pastor Tommy Kyllonen (Urban D), lead pastor of Crossover Church in Tampa, Florida. Pastor Tommy shares his story of how God used his background in hip hop, youth ministry, and evangelism to build a thriving multi-ethnic urban church that is reaching thousands of people with the gospel. They discuss evangelism, church planting, leadership development, urban ministry, and why the church must focus on reaching people far from God. This conversation will encourage pastors, leaders, and believers who want to live on mission and make a difference in their city. The gospel not only saves us, it sends us on mission. This is The BRAVE Way. Subscribe for more episodes of The BRAVE Way Podcast.

What does it really mean that God is sovereign? Does He control everything? What about human free will? And if God is in charge, why do bad things still happen? In this episode of Ask Pastor Jeff, Pastor Jeff answers one of the most common theological questions believers wrestle with: the sovereignty of God. Using Scripture from Psalms, Daniel, Ephesians, Colossians, Genesis, and more, he explains how God rules, reigns, and accomplishes His will in all things — without eliminating human responsibility. You'll also hear a powerful biblical response to another common question: Does praying out loud make the devil flee? Is there power in volume — or in obedience? This episode will help you: • Understand what the Bible teaches about God's sovereignty • Reconcile free will and divine control • Find peace when life feels out of control • Know how to resist the devil biblically • Grow in confidence in the authority of Jesus When you realize God is fully sovereign, it humbles you — and it frees you. If you've ever wondered whether God is really in control, this conversation will strengthen your faith and anchor you in truth. 👉 Subscribe, share, and send in your questions for future episodes of Ask Pastor Jeff.

In this episode of The BRAVE Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff and Kim share biblical wisdom and practical insight on what it takes to cultivate a thriving, Christ-centered marriage over the long haul. From navigating busy seasons of parenting and career demands to protecting intimacy and continuing to prioritize one another, this conversation offers encouragement for couples in every stage of marriage. Drawing from Scripture and personal experience, they discuss how intentional habits, honest communication, and spiritual unity help marriages deepen rather than drift over time. In this episode, you'll learn: • Why strong marriages continue to "date" each other • How to avoid building separate lives over time • The importance of emotional and physical closeness • How prayer and forgiveness strengthen oneness • Why seeking counsel and mentorship is a sign of strength Whether your marriage feels strong or strained, this episode reminds you that growth is always possible when Christ remains at the center. 👉 Follow The BRAVE Way Podcast for weekly biblical encouragement to help you take your next step of faith.

If you've been married for years—maybe decades—how do you keep the embers burning instead of drifting into routine? In this episode of The BRAVE Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff and Kim talk candidly about what makes a seasoned marriage thrive: continuing to date, preferencing one another, fighting for closeness, building one life (not separate lives), and keeping short accounts with forgiveness and humility. You'll hear practical rhythms you can put on the calendar (date nights, getaways, lunch dates), why kids can't become the center, why "you should just know" is a trap, how to communicate needs without pouting, and why seeking mentors and counseling later in life isn't weakness—it's wisdom. If you're in a tough season, don't lose hope. You can rebuild trust, restore intimacy, and renew oneness in Christ. In this episode: Why marriage can actually get better over time The danger of prioritizing work, kids, or separate lives How to rekindle connection with simple, consistent habits The power of prayer, laughter, and intentional time together Guardrails that protect your heart and your covenant Why strong couples seek help and learn from mentors 👉 If this helped you, share it with a friend who needs encouragement. ✅ Subscribe for more episodes on dating, engagement, and marriage. Chapters: 0:00 Seasoned marriage can get better 2:10 Preferencing each other (still matters) 5:30 Date nights, getaways, and rhythms that work 9:40 Communication without assumptions 13:20 Kids, careers, and keeping the covenant first 18:05 Intimacy, closeness, and fighting for oneness 22:30 Guardrails + social media warning 26:40 Mentors, counseling, and continuing to grow 30:20 Final encouragement: there's hope and help

Marriage doesn't magically "click" after the wedding. In fact, for a lot of couples, the hardest surprises show up right after "I do." In this episode of The BRAVE WAY Podcast, Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub and his wife Kim get brutally honest about what they wish every newly married couple knew. You'll hear real stories from their early years (the kind that make you laugh… and then realize, "Wait, that's us."), and practical biblical help for building a Spirit-filled marriage with Christ at the center. In this episode, we talk about: Why two sinners under one roof will always create friction (and why that's not failure) What Ephesians 5 actually looks like in everyday marriage The trap of trying to "fix" your spouse—and the freedom of letting God change you How to fight clean (win together, not win an argument) Why timing matters: when to talk, when to pause, and when to pray How love languages and expectations can quietly drain your marriage tank The lie that "everyone else has it figured out" (and why community matters) If you're newly married—or you know someone who is—this is the episode to watch, share, and send. It could save years of pain and help a couple learn how to fight for oneness instead of against each other. ✅ Share this with a newlywed couple you love ✅ Send it to your small group / cadre ✅ Text it to a friend who needs hope for their marriage Next episode: Seasoned Marriage (how to stoke the flames after 20, 30, 40+ years) #Marriage #NewlyMarried #ChristianMarriage #Ephesians5 #Relationships #BRAVEChurch #PastorJeffSchwarzentraub #TheBraveWayPodcast

Engagement is more than planning a wedding — it's preparing for a lifetime covenant before God. In this episode of the Brave Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff and his wife talk honestly about the engagement season: biblical premarital counseling, wise counsel, sexual integrity, being equally yoked, handling doubts, and how to know if you're truly ready for marriage. They address real questions engaged couples face: • Should Christians live together before marriage? • What if you have doubts after the ring is on? • How important is premarital counseling and biblical soul care? • What does it mean to be equally yoked? • When is it wise to slow down — or even end an engagement? You'll hear practical wisdom rooted in Scripture about honoring God, protecting your future marriage, communicating expectations, listening to trusted mentors, and building a foundation that will last. Marriage is permanent. Engagement is the time to ask hard questions, seek wise counsel, and do it God's way. If you're dating, engaged, or mentoring young couples, this episode will equip you with biblical clarity for building a Christ-centered marriage. Subscribe for more episodes in our relationship series as we discuss young marriage, seasoned marriage, and doing relationships the BRAVE Way. Chapters: 02:30 - The Essential Things for Marriage During the Engagement 09:03 - What Would We Say to Engaged Couples Who Are Having Sex 13:02 - How Important is It to Listen to Advice From Friends During the Eng 17:49 - On The Importance Of A Person's Track Record 18:18 - Be Equally Yoked

What does the Bible really say about dating, attraction, and relationships? Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub and his wife Kimberly Schwarzentraub dive into this important topic. In a culture driven by feelings, physical chemistry, and emotional impulse, Scripture calls Christians to a better foundation for dating—one rooted in character, wisdom, and faithfulness to Christ. In this episode, we explore biblical dating principles through the powerful story of Isaac and Rebekah, showing how true character is revealed through servanthood, not surface-level compatibility. Rebekah didn't impress by trying to be impressive—she revealed her heart through humility and service. That moment teaches us a timeless truth: who someone is will always matter more than how they make you feel. Chapters:  Chapter 1: The Foundation of Godly Dating 0:00 - 5:00 We explore the differences between American dating culture and God's design for dating, emphasizing the importance of getting to know someone in community rather than isolated one-on-one settings.   Chapter 2: Essential Qualities and Red Flags 5:00 - 10:00 We examine the critical qualities to look for in a potential spouse, including genuine faith, servant leadership, honesty, and the importance of seeking counsel from trusted people who know us well.   Chapter 3: Character Over Feelings 10:00 - 15:00 We learn that character is more important than feelings, that people don't change after marriage, and that we should never try to be someone's rescuer or assume issues will resolve themselves.   Chapter 4: Honoring Boundaries and God's Design 15:00 - 20:00 We explore the importance of physical and emotional boundaries in dating, recognizing that the person we're dating belongs to God, not to us, and should be treated with honor and respect.   This conversation addresses essential Christian dating questions: How do you know if someone's character can be trusted? Should dating bring you closer to Christ or distract you from Him? Why godly community and biblical counsel matter in relationships The danger of pretending or performing to win affection Why dating is not about rescuing someone, but building a Christ-centered friendship Whether you're single, dating, engaged, or mentoring others, this episode provides clear biblical guidance on Christian relationships, helping you pursue dating God's way—not culture's way.   📌 Topics include: Christian dating advice, biblical relationships, choosing character over chemistry, faith-based dating, Isaac and Rebekah, Christian singleness, and marriage preparation.   👉 Subscribe for more biblical teaching, Christian leadership content, and faith-based conversations that help you live with clarity and conviction.

What does the Bible really say about dating, attraction, and relationships? Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub and his wife Kimberly Schwarzentraub dive into this important topic. In a culture driven by feelings, physical chemistry, and emotional impulse, Scripture calls Christians to a better foundation for dating—one rooted in character, wisdom, and faithfulness to Christ. In this episode, we explore biblical dating principles through the powerful story of Isaac and Rebekah, showing how true character is revealed through servanthood, not surface-level compatibility. Rebekah didn't impress by trying to be impressive—she revealed her heart through humility and service. That moment teaches us a timeless truth: who someone is will always matter more than how they make you feel. Chapters: Chapters Chapter 1: The Foundation of Godly Dating 0:00 - 5:00 We explore the differences between American dating culture and God's design for dating, emphasizing the importance of getting to know someone in community rather than isolated one-on-one settings. Chapter 2: Essential Qualities and Red Flags 5:00 - 10:00 We examine the critical qualities to look for in a potential spouse, including genuine faith, servant leadership, honesty, and the importance of seeking counsel from trusted people who know us well. Chapter 3: Character Over Feelings 10:00 - 15:00 We learn that character is more important than feelings, that people don't change after marriage, and that we should never try to be someone's rescuer or assume issues will resolve themselves. Chapter 4: Honoring Boundaries and God's Design 15:00 - 20:00 We explore the importance of physical and emotional boundaries in dating, recognizing that the person we're dating belongs to God, not to us, and should be treated with honor and respect. This conversation addresses essential Christian dating questions: How do you know if someone's character can be trusted? Should dating bring you closer to Christ or distract you from Him? Why godly community and biblical counsel matter in relationships The danger of pretending or performing to win affection Why dating is not about rescuing someone, but building a Christ-centered friendship Whether you're single, dating, engaged, or mentoring others, this episode provides clear biblical guidance on Christian relationships, helping you pursue dating God's way—not culture's way. 📌 Topics include: Christian dating advice, biblical relationships, choosing character over chemistry, faith-based dating, Isaac and Rebekah, Christian singleness, and marriage preparation. 👉 Subscribe for more biblical teaching, Christian leadership content, and faith-based conversations that help you live with clarity and conviction.

Why is prayer so important… and how do you actually grow in your prayer life? In this episode of The BRAVE Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff breaks down what most Christians misunderstand about prayer—and why Jesus made it clear that prayer is our connection to the Almighty God. The disciples didn't ask Jesus how to raise the dead. They didn't ask how to cast out demons. They asked one thing: "Lord, teach us to pray." Because they saw the power… the intimacy… and the transformation that happens when someone lives in the presence of God.   In this episode, you'll learn: ✅ Why prayer isn't just asking God for things ✅ Why Jesus is the only mediator between God and man ✅ How prayer transforms your heart, not just your circumstances ✅ How to start small and grow consistent (even if you feel weak at it) ✅ Why the enemy fights your prayer life more than almost anything else Prayer is more caught than taught — but once you start, your life will change.

Christians have BIG questions—about the Trinity, about prayer, and yes… about Christmas, Easter, and even Halloween. In this fast-paced episode of Ask Pastor Jeff, he tackles some of the most debated topics in the church today: 🔥 Is Trinity subordinationism biblical? 🔥 How does Jesus intercede for us right now? 🔥 Can you pray "wrong" to the Trinity? 🔥 Are Christmas and Easter actually pagan? 🔥 Should Christians avoid Halloween—or redeem it? Pastor Jeff cuts through confusion with clear biblical answers—especially from Romans 14—and reminds us that every day belongs to Jesus. If you've ever wondered how to honor God in your theology, your prayers, and your holiday traditions… this episode is for you. 👉 Got a question? Submit it for a future Ask Pastor Jeff episode! https://pastorjeff.com/askpj

Have you ever wondered whether your good deeds play a role in your salvation? Pastor Jeff brings absolute clarity to this foundational question, breaking down Ephesians 2:8–9 with powerful, biblical truth. Through practical examples and Scripture-rooted teaching, he shows that good works don't earn salvation—they flow out of it. Salvation is God's gift by grace through faith, and the works we do are the evidence of a transformed life. If you've wrestled with doubt, confusion, or pressure to "do more" to be saved, this message will reshape your perspective and deepen your confidence in Christ. Don't miss this teaching—your walk with Jesus may never be the same.

Does baptism actually save you? Should infants be baptized? What's the difference between water baptism and Spirit baptism? Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub breaks it ALL down — straight from Scripture — with clarity, conviction, and Biblical accuracy. In today's video you'll learn: Who biblically should be baptized Why water baptism does NOT remove sin What Spirit baptism actually is Why "baptismal regeneration" isn't in the Bible How to know if YOU need to get baptized again What happened to Pastor Jeff when HE finally got baptized If you have EVER had questions about baptism — this is for you SEND YOUR QUESTIONS HERE Got a question you want Pastor Jeff to address in a future video? 👇 Drop your question at the link below 👇 www.pastorjeff.com/askpj If this helped you — LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE this with someone who needs clarity today. #Baptism #Christianity #HolySpirit #WaterBaptism #SpiritBaptism #PastorJeff #BRAVEChurch #YouAreLoved

Learning Scripture deeply—and multiplying it in others Finishing well: humility, correction, and accountability Forming men to bless women, children, church, and city Why BRAVE runs toward mission ("Taking Ground") Chapters 00:00 Welcome & the "gates of hell" moment 03:05 Peoria roots, sushi night, and a God-woven friendship 08:42 Fasting, preaching, and confirmation of calling 15:10 Bible study that moves from knowledge to action 20:55 Planting BRAVE: tears, trials, and answered prayer 28:30 Accountability, character, and finishing well 36:15 Men on mission vs. cultural confusion 44:10 Why BRAVE plays offense (prisons, campuses, schools) 51:30 How to get off the sidelines and serve 54:50 Final encouragements + prayerful sendoff Next steps Get connected / serve: brave.org Learn about Taking Ground Subscribe for more BRAVE Way Podcast episodes Share this with someone who needs courage today Guest: Dale Hanssen Host: Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub Location: BRAVE Church, Denver, CO Keywords: church on offense, Matthew 16:18, men of God, finishing well, prayer & accountability, church planting, BRAVE Church, Pastor Jeff, Dale Hanssen, Taking Ground, evangelism, discipleship, prisons ministry, campuses, schools Hashtags: #BRAVEChurch #TheBRAVEWay #FinishingWell #Matthew1618 #ChurchOnMission

Even in her darkest moments, when anxiety, depression, and self-harm consumed her life, Lauren Donegan discovered that Christ never left her side. In this powerful episode of The Brave Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff sits down with Lauren, an 18-year-old from BRAVE's Next Gen ministry, to share her raw and redemptive journey from brokenness to new life in Jesus. Lauren opens up about the lies of the enemy, the dangers of isolation and social media, and the destructive patterns that once defined her. But more importantly, she testifies to the transforming power of Christ—the One who met her in her lowest place, redeemed her story, and gave her hope and purpose again. This conversation will resonate with teens, parents, and anyone who needs to be reminded that no matter how deep the pain, God's grace is greater.

Former Wisconsin Badgers captain & Bucs safety D'Cota Dixon shares how God turned a performance-driven life into a bold call to evangelism. From loss, struggle, and mentorship to family and ministry—this is a powerful testimony. Pastor Jeff interviews D'Cota Dixon about his journey from the NFL to full-time ministry. D'Cota opens up about losing his father, college struggles with sin, the mentors who discipled him, why evangelism is an overflow of love, and how marriage, fatherhood, Scripture, and prayer shaped his walk with Christ. You'll hear: How God used spiritual fathers to disciple a fatherless son The difference between knowing about Jesus and walking with Him Why dependence, not performance, is the mark of mature faith Practical, loving boldness for sharing the gospel anywhere If you've wrestled with hypocrisy, performance, or fear in evangelism, this conversation will light a fire in you—and point you to the One who does the work. Chapters: 00:40 - D'Cota Dixon on The Brave Way Podcast 06:07 - FCA Athletes: Growing in the Word 07:51 - Cody on His Calling to Evangelism 11:12 - His Journey From Athletics to Full-Time Ministry 15:57 - Married in Ministry: Growing in the Ways of the Lord 21:11 - Pastor Jeff on Working for the Church 22:51 - God's answer to my prayers in Colorado 24:34 - Married Christian Couple's Love for Their Baby Girl 25:56 - Marriage Is Not Easy 30:22 - After the Birth of a Child 31:35 - God's Love for His Children 34:03 - What Keeps You Motivated in Ministry 36:31 - Prayer is Everything Calls to action: Subscribe for more Brave Way conversations. Share this with someone who needs courage to share the gospel. Hashtags/Tags: #Testimony #Evangelism #NFL #WisconsinBadgers #TampaBayBuccaneers #ChristianPodcast #Gospel #Fatherhood #Prayer #Discipleship "From NFL to Evangelist" "Deceived → Delivered" "Bold Gospel Faith"

Former Wisconsin Badgers captain & Bucs safety D'Cota Dixon shares how God turned a performance-driven life into a bold call to evangelism. From loss, struggle, and mentorship to family and ministry—this is a powerful Jeff interviews D'Cota Dixon about his journey from the NFL to full-time ministry. D'Cota opens up about losing his father, college struggles with sin, the mentors who discipled him, why evangelism is an overflow of love, and how marriage, fatherhood, Scripture, and prayer shaped his walk with 'll hear: How God used spiritual fathers to disciple a fatherless son. The difference between knowing about Jesus and walking with Him. Why dependence, not performance, is the mark of mature faith. Practical, loving boldness for sharing the gospel anywhereIf you've wrestled with hypocrisy, performance, or fear in evangelism, this conversation will light a fire in you—and point you to the One who does the work. Chapters: 00:40 - D'Cota Dixon on The Brave Way Podcast 06:07 - FCA Athletes: Growing in the Word 07:51 - Cody on His Calling to Evangelism 11:12 - His Journey From Athletics to Full-Time Ministry 15:57 - Married in Ministry: Growing in the Ways of the Lord 21:11 - Pastor Jeff on Working for the Church 22:51 - God's answer to my prayers in Colorado 24:34 - Married Christian Couple's Love for Their Baby Girl 25:56 - Marriage Is Not Easy30:22 - After the Birth of a Child 31:35 - God's Love for His Children 34:03 - What Keeps You Motivated in Ministry 36:31 - Prayer is Everything Subscribe for more Brave Way this with someone who needs courage to share the gospel.

Ever wondered what it's really like to grow up in a pastor's home? In this heartfelt and honest conversation, Pastor sits down with his daughter, Brooke, to talk about faith, family, and life in the spotlight of ministry. From childhood moments of grace to the life-changing day she accepted Christ, Brooke shares her journey with vulnerability and hope. Pastor reflects on raising children authentically—focusing on love over obligation and trust over fear—while navigating the unique challenges of ministry life. You'll be encouraged to create open, grace-filled conversations in your own family and reminded that the legacy of faith begins at home. Join the conversation: What's one thing you've learned about faith in your own family?  Share your story in the comments below! Related Topics & Keywords: growing up in ministry, pastor's family life, Christian parenting, faith at home, testimony, raising kids in church, parenting with grace   Chapters: 01:06 - Growing Up in a Pastor's Home 03:52 - Daughters of Christian Parents Speak Out About Their Spiritual Journey 07:29 - My Story of Being Saved 11:32 - What's Your Favorite Daddy Daughter Date? 15:01 - How Do You Love Your Daughter No Matter What? 19:11 - Brooke and TJ's Love Languages 20:01 - Brooke on Her Drive to the Next Step 20:47 - God's Message for Men 22:54 - What's the Difference Between a Woman of Strength and a Strong Woman 25:03 - Brooke on Her Love of Cosmetology 31:51 - Why is church so important to you? 33:23 - How to Prepare Your Heart for the Week 36:43 - What's It Been Like Being a Pastor? 41:48 - When a Pastor Is a Pastor's Dad 42:19 - One 18-Year-Old's Journey to the Lord 44:50 - Bradley on The Hardest Part of Being a Pastor  #Faith #Family #Ministry #ChristianParenting #Testimony

On this powerful episode of The BRAVE Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub sits down with Leon Dasarath, a frontline gospel leader and Issachar Alliance pastor, from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Together, they reflect on an unforgettable week of training pastors from over a dozen nations—representing more than 1,200 churches across Africa and Asia. Leon shares his incredible personal testimony of being saved while facing prison time for murder, and how God turned his life around to preach the gospel to the unreached. From the streets of Uganda to the underground churches of Pakistan, this conversation dives into what God is doing around the world—and why the time to act is now. You'll hear: Why prayer is the non-negotiable foundation of all ministry How pastors are risking their lives in Muslim-majority nations Why unreached people groups must be our priority What real partnership in the global church looks like And how every believer—no matter where they live—is called to GO This isn't just a conversation. It's a call to courage. A call to urgency. A call to obedience. ▶️ Listen now and get inspired to get off your seat and do something for the kingdom.

On this powerful episode of The BRAVE Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub sits down with Leon Dasarath, a frontline gospel leader and Issachar Alliance pastor, from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Together, they reflect on an unforgettable week of training pastors from over a dozen nations—representing more than 1,200 churches across Africa and Asia. Leon shares his incredible personal testimony of being saved while facing prison time for murder, and how God turned his life around to preach the gospel to the unreached. From the streets of Uganda to the underground churches of Pakistan, this conversation dives into what God is doing around the world—and why the time to act is now. You'll hear: Why prayer is the non-negotiable foundation of all ministry How pastors are risking their lives in Muslim-majority nations Why unreached people groups must be our priority What real partnership in the global church looks like And how every believer—no matter where they live—is called to GO This isn't just a conversation. It's a call to courage. A call to urgency. A call to obedience. ▶️ Listen now and get inspired to get off your seat and do something for the kingdom.

In this powerful episode of The BRAVE Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub sits down with William Wolfe—former White House staffer and leader of the Center for Baptist Leadership—for a candid and urgent conversation about courage, conviction, and the call to action for today's church. From praying over President Trump in the Oval Office... To standing against radical legislation at the Colorado State Capitol... To exposing the dangers of "seeker-sensitive" theology and cultural compromise... This episode pulls no punches. Pastor Jeff and William Wolfe discuss: Why biblical pastors must preach the whole counsel of God—no matter the cost The dangerous silence of the American church in the face of cultural decay How "niceness" has replaced biblical kindness—and why that's killing our witness The rise of transgender ideology and the state's attack on parental rights What real unity looks like among Christians from different traditions Why it's time to stand and fight—not flee from broken systems or blue states Whether you're a pastor, parent, or just a follower of Jesus longing to stand strong in truth, this conversation will challenge and inspire you to live the gospel—and speak it boldly. 🔥 Key quote: "Faithful pastors must train their people to live it and tell it. Because the gospel is both lived and told."

In this powerful episode of The BRAVE Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub sits down with William Wolfe—former White House staffer and leader of the Center for Baptist Leadership—for a candid and urgent conversation about courage, conviction, and the call to action for today's church. From praying over President Trump in the Oval Office... To standing against radical legislation at the Colorado State Capitol... To exposing the dangers of "seeker-sensitive" theology and cultural compromise... This episode pulls no punches. Pastor Jeff and William Wolfe discuss: Why biblical pastors must preach the whole counsel of God—no matter the cost The dangerous silence of the American church in the face of cultural decay How "niceness" has replaced biblical kindness—and why that's killing our witness The rise of transgender ideology and the state's attack on parental rights What real unity looks like among Christians from different traditions Why it's time to stand and fight—not flee from broken systems or blue states Whether you're a pastor, parent, or just a follower of Jesus longing to stand strong in truth, this conversation will challenge and inspire you to live the gospel—and speak it boldly. 🔥 Key quote: "Faithful pastors must train their people to live it and tell it. Because the gospel is both lived and told."

In this powerful episode of The BRAVE Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff sits down with former NFL quarterback and broadcaster Brock Huard for a raw and inspiring conversation about faith, family, and calling. Brock opens up about his journey from pro football to sports media, and now into coaching at Valor Christian High School. He shares how a "holy stirring" moved him and his family from Seattle to Denver, how he's using football as a ministry, and why the next generation of athletes is more spiritually hungry than ever before. You'll hear about: Life-changing mentors and locker room Bible studies How to follow God's leading into new seasons The spiritual habits that keep Brock grounded What it means to be a light in a culture of confusion Why sports—and especially football—are a mission field Whether you're a coach, a parent, or just someone trying to walk faithfully, this episode will challenge and encourage you to lead with purpose, build spiritual discipline, and pour into the people God has entrusted to you. Chapters: 00:00 - Brock Huard on The Brave Way Podcast 04:36 - Darren Burkett on His Life Decision 10:12 - Tony Dungy on His Next Step 16:18 - A Pastor's Impact on His Community 20:47 - Ohio State Coach Urban Meyer on the Future of Football 25:49 - Celebrity Talk About Authenticity 27:24 - Rick Burkett on Growing His Relationship with Christ 32:11 - Happy Birthday to My Daughter! 32:37 - Pastor Rick Warren on Connective Tissue 35:10 - Post-sermon 👉 Subscribe for more faith-filled conversations that inspire bold living. #BrockHuard #FaithAndFootball #TheBraveWay #ChristianLeadership #BoldFaith #NextGenMinistry

In this powerful episode of The BRAVE Way Podcast, Pastor Jeff sits down with former NFL quarterback and broadcaster Brock Huard for a raw and inspiring conversation about faith, family, and calling. Brock opens up about his journey from pro football to sports media, and now into coaching at Valor Christian High School. He shares how a "holy stirring" moved him and his family from Seattle to Denver, how he's using football as a ministry, and why the next generation of athletes is more spiritually hungry than ever before. You'll hear about: Life-changing mentors and locker room Bible studies How to follow God's leading into new seasons The spiritual habits that keep Brock grounded What it means to be a light in a culture of confusion Why sports—and especially football—are a mission field Whether you're a coach, a parent, or just someone trying to walk faithfully, this episode will challenge and encourage you to lead with purpose, build spiritual discipline, and pour into the people God has entrusted to you. Chapters: 04:36 - Darren Burkett on His Life Decision 10:12 - Tony Dungy on His Next Step 16:18 - A Pastor's Impact on His Community 20:47 - Ohio State Coach Urban Meyer on the Future of Football 25:49 - Celebrity Talk About Authenticity 27:24 - Rick Burkett on Growing His Relationship with Christ 32:11 - Happy Birthday to My Daughter! 32:37 - Pastor Rick Warren on Connective Tissue 35:10 - Post-sermon 👉 Subscribe for more faith-filled conversations that inspire bold living.  #BrockHuard #FaithAndFootball #TheBraveWay #ChristianLeadership #BoldFaith #NextGenMinistry Connect with us: Website: www.pastorjeff.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/BRAVEpastorjeff Twitter: www.twitter.com/BRAVEpastorjeff Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/BRAVEpastorjeff Facebook: www.facebook.com/realpastorjeff  

In this powerful and passionate message from the BRAVE Church Warrior Summit, Pastor Travis Johnson brings a fiery challenge to the men of God: Stop following Jesus at a distance. Get close. Get bold. Get unembarrassed.  @pastortravisjohnson  From hilarious Alabama greetings to sobering truths about culture, politics, and the spiritual battle we face, Pastor Travis weaves personal stories, national moments, and biblical fire into one of the most unapologetic, urgent sermons you'll hear all year. 💥 Topics covered: Why following Jesus from a distance leads to spiritual failure Behind the scenes with President Trump, revival, and national policy shifts The true cost of standing for biblical truth in today's culture What real mercy looks like when culture tries to redefine it How bold men can spark revival in their families, communities, and nation Why now is the moment to take dominion—not retreat 💬 "We've raised up churches that are afraid to offend anyone, but what we need is revival, not popularity." 🔥 "If you won't disciple your children, TikTok and gender ideology will." This is not a message for the timid. It's for men ready to take their stand, pastors ready to lead without apology, and anyone who is ready to see revival sweep across our land. 📚 Bonus: Pastor Travis also announces his upcoming book "Unembarrassed of Jesus" — sign up to be the first to know at the QR code in the video! 👉 Subscribe to the BRAVE Way Podcast and follow for more bold biblical teaching that refuses to compromise.

In this powerful and passionate message from the BRAVE Church Warrior Summit, Pastor Travis Johnson brings a fiery challenge to the men of God: Stop following Jesus at a distance. Get close. Get bold. Get unembarrassed.  From hilarious Alabama greetings to sobering truths about culture, politics, and the spiritual battle we face, Pastor Travis weaves personal stories, national moments, and biblical fire into one of the most unapologetic, urgent sermons you'll hear all year. 💥 Topics covered: Why following Jesus from a distance leads to spiritual failure Behind the scenes with President Trump, revival, and national policy shifts The true cost of standing for biblical truth in today's culture What real mercy looks like when culture tries to redefine it How bold men can spark revival in their families, communities, and nation Why now is the moment to take dominion—not retreat 💬 "We've raised up churches that are afraid to offend anyone, but what we need is revival, not popularity." 🔥 "If you won't disciple your children, TikTok and gender ideology will." This is not a message for the timid. It's for men ready to take their stand, pastors ready to lead without apology, and anyone who is ready to see revival sweep across our land. 📚 Bonus: Pastor Travis also announces his upcoming book "Unembarrassed of Jesus" — sign up to be the first to know at the QR code in the video! 👉 Subscribe to the BRAVE Way Podcast and follow for more bold biblical teaching that refuses to compromise.

In this episode of The BRAVE Way Podcast, we continue our Warrior Summit speaker series with Brock Huard—former NFL quarterback and bold follower of Jesus. From a handwritten prayer as a middle schooler… To surviving a life-threatening car crash… To NFL teammates gifting a car to their team chaplain… Brock shares raw, hilarious, and powerful stories that reveal how God uses every part of our journey—failures, victories, and everything in between—for His glory. 🔥 Don't miss this inspiring conversation on faith, purpose, and living boldly in today's world.

Pastor Jeff emphasizes the importance of taking spiritual "pit stops" in our lives, just as he had to pull over when his car broke down, to allow God to work on our hearts and prepare us for our journey. Drawing from biblical examples like Moses and Elijah, Pastor explains how these moments of isolation and reflection can lead to personal growth and renewal, urging men to recognize their weaknesses and rely on God's strength. He encourages listeners to pour out their hearts to God and to pay attention to the still, small voice that guides them, rather than focusing on their perceived failures. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper relationship with Jesus, highlighting that true transformation comes from surrendering fully to God's will and not merely seeking personal gain.

Pastor emphasizes the importance of taking spiritual "pit stops" in our lives, just as he had to pull over when his car broke down, to allow God to work on our hearts and prepare us for our journey. Drawing from biblical examples like Moses and Elijah, Pastor explains how these moments of isolation and reflection can lead to personal growth and renewal, urging men to recognize their weaknesses and rely on God's strength. He encourages listeners to pour out their hearts to God and to pay attention to the still, small voice that guides them, rather than focusing on their perceived failures. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper relationship with Jesus, highlighting that true transformation comes from surrendering fully to God's will and not merely seeking personal gain.

For the next few episodes we will be showing the main speakers from our Men's conference in January of 2025. First up is Ken Graves. Pastor Ken Graves passionately addresses the congregation, emphasizing their identity as part of God's kingdom and the importance of being proactive in their faith. He urges the men to stop being lazy about engaging with the Word of God, likening it to a buffet where they selectively choose what they want rather than embracing the entirety of Scripture. Drawing from personal anecdotes and scriptural references, he encourages them to recognize their role as bond servants of Christ, illustrating how true freedom comes from serving a worthy King. Pastor Ken highlights the characteristics of men in the last days, as described in 2 Timothy, and challenges his audience to consider the opposite traits they should embody. He uses the story of Nehemiah to exemplify a man who knows his identity and remains steadfast despite distractions and threats. Throughout the sermon, he advocates for a strong understanding of what it means to be a man of God—urging them to transition from boyhood to manhood, and to commit to a covenant of marriage rather than living in a modern, casual state. Ultimately, he calls for a deep immersion in God's Word and a recognition of their divine identity, encouraging the men to step into their roles as leaders within the kingdom of God. Connect with us: Website: www.pastorjeff.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/realpastorjeff Instagram: www.instagram.com/realpastorjeff_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/realpastorjeff_ Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/realpastorjeff  

For the next few episodes we will be showing the main speakers from our Men's conference in January of 2025. First up is Ken Graves. Pastor Ken Graves passionately addresses the congregation, emphasizing their identity as part of God's kingdom and the importance of being proactive in their faith. He urges the men to stop being lazy about engaging with the Word of God, likening it to a buffet where they selectively choose what they want rather than embracing the entirety of Scripture. Drawing from personal anecdotes and scriptural references, he encourages them to recognize their role as bond servants of Christ, illustrating how true freedom comes from serving a worthy King. Pastor Ken highlights the characteristics of men in the last days, as described in 2 Timothy, and challenges his audience to consider the opposite traits they should embody. He uses the story of Nehemiah to exemplify a man who knows his identity and remains steadfast despite distractions and threats. Throughout the sermon, he advocates for a strong understanding of what it means to be a man of God—urging them to transition from boyhood to manhood, and to commit to a covenant of marriage rather than living in a modern, casual state. Ultimately, he calls for a deep immersion in God's Word and a recognition of their divine identity, encouraging the men to step into their roles as leaders within the kingdom of God.

Pastor Jeff and Pastor ⁠@malachiobrien ⁠ discusses the need for spiritual revival, emphasizing that those who need it the most often act as if they require it the least. They reflect on the importance of maintaining a hunger for God's presence, even in the face of disillusionment, and highlights that prayers made for the church today can have lasting effects that outlive us. Furthermore, they engage in a conversation about the role of the next generation in igniting revival, affirming that young people should be empowered to worship freely and influence the church positively. This podcast encourages listeners to remain steadfast in their faith, fostering an environment for spiritual growth and accountability amid a world grappling with accusations and strife.

Pastor Jeff and Pastor ⁠Malachi O' Brien⁠ discusses the need for spiritual revival, emphasizing that those who need it the most often act as if they require it the least. They reflect on the importance of maintaining a hunger for God's presence, even in the face of disillusionment, and highlights that prayers made for the church today can have lasting effects that outlive us. Furthermore, they engage in a conversation about the role of the next generation in igniting revival, affirming that young people should be empowered to worship freely and influence the church positively. This podcast encourages listeners to remain steadfast in their faith, fostering an environment for spiritual growth and accountability amid a world grappling with accusations and strife.

In a recent podcast, Pastor Jeff and Pastor Doug discuss their experiences with church planting and ministry challenges. They reflect on the importance of adaptive leadership, especially as church plants grow and transition from survival to health, and share insights on trusting God amidst uncertainties. Doug emphasizes the need for authentic community and the role of prayer in church growth, while both pastors acknowledge that each phase of ministry presents unique challenges and opportunities. Ultimately, they express hope for future church plants and the importance of empowering leaders within their congregations. 00:39 - Doug Long on the Brave Way Podcast 01:56 - Living in a Snowstorm 04:30 - Paul the Planter: Growing a Church in Michigan 06:26 - Marathon Family Church starts in Traverse City 09:42 - Pastor Doug on Being a Senior Pastor 12:21 - Different Preaching When You're Invited 16:17 - Thought for the Week: Devotional Time and Study Time 19:59 - How to Celebrate Your Wedding Anniversary 20:49 - What's the Next Step for the Kingdom? 24:53 - How to Be a Pro-Planter Pastor 25:46 - How to Lead a Megachurch 28:35 - How to Plant 5 Churches in 5 Years 31:05 - Challenging Early Days in Church Planning 34:57 - 5 and 5: Reach 5 Churches in the Next 5 Years Connect with us: Website: www.pastorjeff.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/realpastorjeff Instagram: www.instagram.com/realpastorjeff_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/realpastorjeff_ Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/realpastorjeff  

In episode 16, Pastor Jeff and Ken reflect on the importance of authentic ministry and the journey that leads to a deeper understanding of the Gospel. They discuss the concept of the 'slave Bible,' highlighting the dangers of selective teachings that omit crucial biblical truths and encourage pastors to proclaim the whole counsel of God. Both pastors share their experiences in ministry, emphasizing the importance of remaining faithful to one's calling and engaging with contemporary issues, including the recent challenges posed by COVID-19. Ultimately, they urge listeners to recognize the enduring power of the Gospel and the need to confront cultural issues with biblical truth. Youtube Chapters: 00:44 - Pastor Ken Graves on The Brave Way 02:30 - David Wilkerson on His Journey into Ministry 10:18 - Being Faithful to the Place 12:05 - Paul on Going Through Seasons 20:32 - The Fight Between Good and Evil 23:06 - What Has Been the Secret of Perseverance? 25:37 - The Voiceover for The Slave Bible 30:21 - Nail Gun In My Leg 35:20 - Jesus on the Cross Connect with us: Website: www.pastorjeff.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/realpastorjeff Instagram: www.instagram.com/realpastorjeff_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/realpastorjeff_ Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/realpastorjeff  

In this podcast, Pastor Jeff and Ken reflect on the importance of authentic ministry and the journey that leads to a deeper understanding of the Gospel. They discuss the concept of the 'slave Bible,' highlighting the dangers of selective teachings that omit crucial biblical truths and encourage pastors to proclaim the whole counsel of God. Both pastors share their experiences in ministry, emphasizing the importance of remaining faithful to one's calling and engaging with contemporary issues, including the recent challenges posed by COVID-19. Ultimately, they urge listeners to recognize the enduring power of the Gospel and the need to confront cultural issues with biblical truth. Youtube Chapters: 00:44 - Pastor Ken Graves on The Brave Way 02:30 - David Wilkerson on His Journey into Ministry 10:18 - Being Faithful to the Place 12:05 - Paul on Going Through Seasons 20:32 - The Fight Between Good and Evil 23:06 - What Has Been the Secret of Perseverance? 25:37 - The Voiceover for The Slave Bible 30:21 - Nail Gun In My Leg 35:20 - Jesus on the Cross Connect with us: Website: www.pastorjeff.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/realpastorjeff Instagram: www.instagram.com/realpastorjeff_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/realpastorjeff_ Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/realpastorjeff

In a time when culture demands compromise, Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub and Pastor Travis Johnson issue a powerful call to action: it's time for wartime pastors to rise. In this bold and unapologetic conversation, they challenge believers to step beyond their comfort zones and engage in the spiritual and cultural battle for truth. This episode confronts the growing tendency to separate faith from civic responsibility, reminding us that our God-given rights—recognized by the Founding Fathers—demand our active participation in every sphere of society, including politics. Drawing from the powerful example of Peter's denial of Christ, we're challenged to walk closely with Jesus, unafraid to proclaim the gospel and stand firm in our convictions. With our schools, communities, and nation at a crossroads, this conversation is a rallying cry to tear down ideologies that exalt themselves above Christ and reclaim biblical truth as the foundation of our culture. If you're ready to move from passive observation to active engagement, this episode is for you. Listen now and be emboldened to live unembarrassed for Jesus. Chapters: Chapter 1: The Call to Engage in Politics and Culture 0:00 - 15:00 Christians are encouraged to engage in politics and culture rather than staying silent. Chapter 2: Radical Faith and Youth Revival 15:00 - 30:00 A new generation of young believers is rising up with radical faith and passion for revival. Chapter 3: Family, Ministry, and Personal Growth 30:00 - 45:00 Connect with us: Website: www.pastorjeff.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/realpastorjeff Instagram: www.instagram.com/realpastorjeff_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/realpastorjeff_ Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/realpastorjeff  

In a time when culture demands compromise, Pastor Jeff Schwarzentraub and Pastor Travis Johnson issue a powerful call to action: it's time for wartime pastors to rise. In this bold and unapologetic conversation, they challenge believers to step beyond their comfort zones and engage in the spiritual and cultural battle for truth. This episode confronts the growing tendency to separate faith from civic responsibility, reminding us that our God-given rights—recognized by the Founding Fathers—demand our active participation in every sphere of society, including politics. Drawing from the powerful example of Peter's denial of Christ, we're challenged to walk closely with Jesus, unafraid to proclaim the gospel and stand firm in our convictions. With our schools, communities, and nation at a crossroads, this conversation is a rallying cry to tear down ideologies that exalt themselves above Christ and reclaim biblical truth as the foundation of our culture. If you're ready to move from passive observation to active engagement, this episode is for you. Listen now and be emboldened to live unembarrassed for Jesus.

This podcast explores the journey of faith from legalism to grace, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's unconditional love and forgiveness. Pastor Jeff shares personal experiences and biblical insights to illustrate how believers can grow in their relationship with Christ, not perfectly, but increasingly. He addresses common struggles such as doubt, church hurt, and the challenges of ministry, encouraging listeners to trust in God's faithfulness and to practice forgiveness. Chapters: Chapter 1: Understanding God's Forgiveness and Grace 0:00 - 10:00 This chapter explores the concept of God's forgiveness and the assurance of salvation. Chapter 2: Navigating Church Hurt and Forgiveness 10:00 - 20:00 This section addresses the reality of hurt within the church and the importance of forgiveness. Chapter 3: Growing Not Perfectly, But Increasingly 20:00 - 30:00 This chapter focuses on the process of spiritual growth and the importance of prayer in ministry. Key Points: Salvation is a gift from God, not earned by our actions Growing in faith is a process of increasing, not perfecting Legalism hinders the experience of God's love and grace Forgiveness is crucial for spiritual growth and freedom Church hurt should be addressed with grace and understanding Prayer and Bible study are essential for spiritual growth and ministry Persecution and challenges are normal parts of the Christian life Scripture Reference: Ephesians 1 (chosen before the foundation of the world) Romans 8 (predestination and God's love) John 10 (Jesus holding believers securely) 2 Corinthians 5:21 (becoming the righteousness of God) Connect with us: Website: www.pastorjeff.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/realpastorjeff Instagram: www.instagram.com/realpastorjeff_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/realpastorjeff_ Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/realpastorjeff  

Pastor Jeff emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing one's unique spiritual gifts as a pastor, rather than trying to emulate others. Each pastor is designed differently and should focus on their calling to serve, whether as an evangelist, teacher, or in other roles, while remaining obedient to the Holy Spirit's guidance. He challenges the notion of conformity within church leadership and encourages individuals to be the fullest version of themselves as they fulfill their mission for Christ. The ultimate goal is to faithfully spread the Gospel, empower the church community, and impact the world positively through the teachings of Jesus.

Pastor Jeff emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing one's unique spiritual gifts as a pastor, rather than trying to emulate others. Each pastor is designed differently and should focus on their calling to serve, whether as an evangelist, teacher, or in other roles, while remaining obedient to the Holy Spirit's guidance. He challenges the notion of conformity within church leadership and encourages individuals to be the fullest version of themselves as they fulfill their mission for Christ. The ultimate goal is to faithfully spread the Gospel, empower the church community, and impact the world positively through the teachings of Jesus.

Pastor Jeff and Brian Bonn discusses the importance of rest and rejuvenation for maintaining personal effectiveness and overall well-being. He shares his journey of learning to step back from work, emphasizing that taking breaks can lead to greater insight and productivity, as illustrated by the analogy of "sharpening the saw." Pastor Jeff highlights the significance of engaging in fulfilling activities and meaningful relationships, such as spending quality time with his wife, which rejuvenates him. Ultimately, he encourages listeners to identify what refreshes them personally to combat the busyness of life and foster a healthier, more balanced approach.

Pastor Jeff and Brian Bonn discuss the importance of rest and rejuvenation for maintaining personal effectiveness and overall well-being. He shares his journey of learning to step back from work, emphasizing that taking breaks can lead to greater insight and productivity, as illustrated by the analogy of "sharpening the saw." Pastor Jeff highlights the significance of engaging in fulfilling activities and meaningful relationships, such as spending quality time with his wife, which rejuvenates him. Ultimately, he encourages listeners to identify what refreshes them personally to combat the busyness of life and foster a healthier, more balanced approach.

Pastor Jeff and Brian Bonn discuss the upcoming Warrior Summit men's conference, highlighting its focus on empowering men through prayer, worship, and connection with God. Encouraging men to step out of their comfort zones, they emphasize the importance of gathering together to seek the Lord and bond over shared experiences. The conference aims to teach men practical skills for spiritual growth, such as prayer and worship, while providing a diverse lineup of impactful speakers. Ultimately, Pastor Jeff encourages attendees to bring friends and sons to foster a stronger community of faith among men.

Pastor Jeff and Brian Bonn discuss the upcoming Warrior Summit men's conference, highlighting its focus on empowering men through prayer, worship, and connection with God. Encouraging men to step out of their comfort zones, they emphasize the importance of gathering together to seek the Lord and bond over shared experiences. The conference aims to teach men practical skills for spiritual growth, such as prayer and worship, while providing a diverse lineup of impactful speakers. Ultimately, Pastor Jeff encourages attendees to bring friends and sons to foster a stronger community of faith among men.

In this conversation, Pastor Jeff and Brian Bonn discuss the upcoming series 'The. Only. God.,' which aims to clarify the nature of the Trinity and deepen the understanding of God as one being in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. They emphasize the importance of knowing God personally and relationally, rather than merely understanding theological concepts. The series will address common misunderstandings about God, Christology, and the role of the Holy Spirit, aiming to equip believers with a clearer picture of their faith and relationship with God.