Train To Reign Podcast

Loneliness is one of the most common and confusing experiences we face, especially in a world that appears more connected than ever. In this conversation, we explore the critical difference between healthy solitude and dangerous isolation, and why that distinction matters for your spiritual life. Scripture reminds us that following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey, and that drifting into isolation leaves us vulnerable in ways we often don’t recognize. We unpack how the enemy uses loneliness to separate, distort truth, and weaken your heart, while God invites you into connection, presence, and community. This episode offers both clarity and practical steps to help you move from isolation into the kind of relationships that actually strengthen and protect your life.

In a world full of noise, pressure, and constant distraction, it’s easy to assume our greatest battles are external. But Scripture points us somewhere deeper, to the condition of the heart, where everything in life truly flows from. In this conversation, we explore what it actually means to guard your heart, not as a cliché, but as a daily, intentional act of spiritual formation. We unpack how your thoughts, habits, relationships, and even the voices you listen to are shaping the direction of your life more than you realize. This episode invites you to slow down, take an honest look at what’s influencing you, and begin building rhythms that anchor your heart in truth. You were not meant to fight this battle alone, and there is a way to live with clarity, strength, and freedom from the inside out.

After uncovering how the enemy operates, this episode moves us from awareness into action with a clear and compelling call to fight back. Rather than relying on willpower or self-effort, we are invited into a dependent life with the Holy Spirit, where true strength is found. Through Scripture and practical insight, we unpack what it means to put on the armor of God and live from victory, not for it. This conversation challenges you to step out of passivity, embrace your identity in Christ, and become “dangerous for good.” At its core, it is an invitation into deeper prayer, real-time communion with God, and a life that actively pushes back darkness with His power.

In a world where life often feels confusing and overwhelming, this conversation gently lifts our eyes to the larger story unfolding around us. We explore the reality that our struggles are not just circumstantial but spiritual, and that awareness of the enemy’s strategies is essential for walking closely with God. Through honest reflection and practical insight, we uncover how distraction, isolation, and subtle deception can quietly pull us away from our identity in Christ. Rather than stirring fear, this episode invites you into deeper discernment, helping you recognize patterns that may be shaping your thoughts and choices. Above all, it calls you back to a life anchored in God’s presence, where clarity, strength, and purpose are restored.

Many believers long for a deeper experience of God but struggle to slow down enough to encounter Him. In this guided contemplative prayer practice, Joshua Meyer introduces the Prayer of Descent, a gentle spiritual exercise designed to help believers release their burdens and enter into the restorative presence of Jesus. Using the imagery of descending through the waters of the soul, listeners are invited to move from the surface busyness of life into the deeper places of the heart where Christ meets us with compassion and healing. This episode offers a peaceful guided prayer followed by a reflection on what is happening spiritually as we surrender our worries, emotions, and inner struggles to God. The result is a renewed experience of union with Christ that allows us to return to our daily lives filled with His life rather than drained by our responsibilities.

This episode invites you into something deeper than teaching, it is an encounter. Rather than simply learning about Jesus, you are gently guided into experiencing His presence within the inner world of your heart. Through a Christ-centered prayer practice rooted in Scripture, you will discover how healing often begins in the unseen places where Jesus meets you personally. This is not about adding psychology to faith, but about recovering a biblical pathway where the Spirit, the mind, and the heart come into alignment. If you have long known Jesus in your thoughts but have never truly experienced Him in your inner life, this episode opens that door. Additionally, this episode will be used as training for leaders preparing for the Becoming A King: Intensive.

Most of us live our days managing stress, responsibility, and pain without realizing we are living inside a much larger story. In this episode, Joshua Meyer and Tevis Austin invite listeners to step back and reorient to reality, a biblical story that includes real conflict, real evil, and a deeply present, sovereign God. They explore why modern Christians often struggle to name spiritual opposition, and how that blind spot shapes confusion, fatigue, and shallow faith. Rather than fear or sensationalism, this conversation offers clarity, grounding, and hope rooted in God’s goodness and grace. Learning to see clearly, even in tension, becomes an essential part of becoming whole.

This conversation explores the real and often painful terrain ofrelational adversity and how God meets us in the middle of it. Drawing from the story of Paul, Barnabas, and John Mark, Tevis Austin helps us see how conflict, separation, and disappointment can become places of deep formation rather than final defeat. The episode invites listeners to confront blame, isolation, and pride with humility, honesty, and a renewed dependence on God. Through Scripture, testimony, and practical wisdom, you will hear how choosing God, receiving support, and walking toward restoration create space for healing. This is an encouraging reminder that your story is not defined by broken relationships but transformed by the God who never leaves you alone.

In this powerful episode, we dive into what it truly means to face adversity through the lens of faith. Tevis Austin unpacks how both avoidable and unavoidable hardships shape our hearts, challenge our trust in God, and reveal where we stand in our relationship with Him. Drawing from Joseph’s story in Genesis, we learn that choosing God is foundational to conquering the battles life brings. Whether your struggle is physical, emotional, or spiritual, this episode reminds us that our interpretation of adversity can either destroy or deepen our faith. Listen in and discover how to guard your heart, place your faith in God, and find breakthrough even in the midst of suffering.

In this third installment of our Adventure to Live: Becoming Dangerous for Good series, Josh Meyer and Tevis Austin dive deep into the heart of discernment. Together they unpack how to identify “frontiers” — the risky, uncomfortable opportunities where God’s calling and your transformation intersect. Drawing on Scripture, prayer, surrender, and the wisdom of spiritual allies, they show listeners practical ways to hear God’s voice and step out in faith even when the path is unclear. You’ll discover why the goal isn’t just reaching the destination but being changed into Christ’s likeness along the journey. Packed with real-life stories, biblical insight, and actionable tools, this episode equips you to discern God’s timing, embrace the unknown, and walk boldly into your own epic adventure with Him.

A Look Inside Our Women’s RetreatStep inside this Camp Chronicles episode for a behind-the-scenes look at our Women’s Captivating Retreat... a place where hearts are awakened, stories of healing unfold, and Jesus’ love is encountered in powerful ways. Host Josh Meyer is joined by Pam Kemmenoe and Brandi Mitchell as they share testimonies of breakthrough, joy, and the freedom that comes when women gather in God’s presence. From moments of quiet transformation to surprising glimpses of Christ’s rescue mission, this episode invites you to experience the retreat before you even arrive. Along the way, you’ll discover what makes Captivating different from typical women’s events and why it has become a life-changing journey for so many. Whether you’ve attended before or are still on the fence, this conversation will stir your faith and encourage you to come with open hands, ready to leave with a renewed heart.

In this episode host we unpack what it means to live out the God-given desire for adventure. The episode explores three levels of adventure—casual, crucial, and critical/epic—calling listeners to recognize how God invites them into deeper partnership each day. Meyer highlights the difference between external frontiers (what we do) and internal formation (who we become), reminding believers that calling begins with being before doing. Through scripture, quotes, and personal reflection, the conversation challenges common lies such as needing all the answers before taking a step of faith. Ultimately, listeners are encouraged to embrace courage, step forward into God’s adventure, and trust Him with the outcome.

In this episode of Train to Reign, Josh Meyer and Tevis Austin invite listeners into a powerful conversation on the spiritual significance of adventure. They unpack three categories (casual, crucial, and critical adventure) exploring how each stage draws us deeper into joy, purpose, and trust in God. With personal stories, biblical insights, and heartfelt encouragement, this episode challenges the lie that risk is reckless and reminds us that we were made for more. Whether you're walking through the woods, helping a neighbor, or risking vulnerability in your faith, your story matters and God is calling you into His larger story. Say yes to the invitation and step into the life of bold Kingdom risk.

In this episode of Train to Reign, Josh Meyer and Tevis Austin explore the essential role of the Holy Spirit in empowering believers to live with spiritual authority. Building on their previous discussion on prayer, they reveal how many Christians unknowingly neglect the transformative gift of the Spirit—settling for comfort over calling. With honesty and conviction, they unpack common misunderstandings about the Holy Spirit, the dangers of spiritual apathy, and how God desires to work through our weaknesses to display His power. This conversation challenges listeners to trade passivity for partnership with the Spirit, to live as new creations led by God’s voice and filled with His strength. If you’ve ever questioned your spiritual power or felt disqualified, this episode will reignite your confidence in the Spirit who dwells within you.

In this compelling episode of Train to Reign, host Josh Meyer and guest Tevis Austin unpack what it truly means to pray with authority in a world at war. Rather than settling for complacent or passive prayer, listeners are invited to step into the spiritual battlefield with boldness, partnering with God to enforce His kingdom. Drawing from Scripture, real-life counseling encounters, and vivid storytelling—including lessons from Greyhound and Braveheart—Josh and Tevis challenge believers to move beyond “wimpy prayers” and embrace the power they’ve been given in Christ. With practical guidance rooted in James 4:7 and Matthew 28, the conversation explores the process of discerning spiritual resistance, surrendering to God, and praying for lasting restoration. If you’ve ever wondered how to pray in alignment with heaven’s authority, this episode offers a powerful roadmap to reign in the spiritual life you were made for.

In Episode 20 of the Train To Reign podcast, “Hearing God’s Voice: Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures,” host Joshua Meyer and Tevis Austin dive into how hearing God is essential for navigating life’s most critical moments. Building on the previous theme of guarding your heart, this episode shifts toward cultivating conversational intimacy with God. Tevis unpacks the barriers that often block us from hearing like distraction, lies, or wounds and offers practical ways to practice listening to God daily. Through Scripture, stories, and wisdom, listeners are reminded that God still speaks and desires to be known as Father and Friend. If you’re in a season of desperation, this conversation will help you lean into the voice that leads to life.

Welcome to the Train To Reign podcast, Kingdom discipleship trains you to reign in His name (Rev. 5:10). Life is full of chaos, but does it have to control us? In Part 2 of Why Your Heart Matters, we explore the battle for your heart, the lies we believe, and the truth that sets us free. Join host Joshua Meyer and special guest Tevis Austin as they discuss how to guard your heart, stand firm in Christ, and walk in the abundant life He offers.🔹 Key Topics Covered:Why your heart is central to your faith.The battle for your heart and why it’s under attack.The lies we often believe and the truth God speaks over us.How chaos tries to steal our peace—and how to resist it.Practical ways to guard your heart and live in God’s promises.🔎 Questions for Reflection:What are you giving your heart to?Are you listening to God’s truth or believing lies?How do you typically respond to chaos?What does it mean to guard your heart daily?📖 Scriptures Mentioned:John 10:10 – Jesus came to give life abundantly.Proverbs 4:23 – Guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.John 16:33 – Jesus offers peace in the midst of chaos.1 Peter 4:12 – Expect trials, but trust in God’s plan.James 1:13-15 – Understanding the enemy’s tactics.💡 Next Steps for Going Deeper:Read Chaos Can’t by Allen Arnold (Referenced in this episode).Journal your thoughts on the questions above. Pray and ask God to reveal areas where you need to guard your heart.Share this episode with a friend who needs encouragement.📩 Connect With Us:Have questions or need prayer? Email us at [email protected]!Don’t miss an episode—follow Train To Reign on your favorite podcast platform!Until next time, remember: You are made in His image. You are called according to His purpose. Step into your identity as a son or daughter of the King!God bless!

Episode 18 of theTrain to Reign podcast, titledWhy Your Heart Matters, explores the significance of the heart in shaping our lives and faith. The discussion delves into the experience of losing heart, the struggles that come with it, and how to recognize when our hearts have been wounded or hardened. The episode emphasizes that the heart is central to our understanding of life and God's larger story, with scripture highlighting its importance more than any other topic. Listeners will be encouraged to reclaim their hearts by reconnecting with moments of joy, beauty, and adventure that reflect God’s design for their lives. Finally, practical ways to guard the heart against discouragement and deception are shared, helping believers walk confidently in their God-given purpose.

Episode 17 - Walking with God in the New Year Join host Joshua Meyer as he explores how to deepen your intimacy with God in the year ahead, featuring insights from Brandi Mitchell, Director of Women’s Ministry, and Tevis Austin, President of Train To Reign Ministries. Together, they discuss the significance of reflecting on the past year, surrendering to God’s authority, and embracing a prayerful process to receive a word or theme for the year. Brandi shares how intentional reflection enhances her connection with God, while Tevis offers wisdom from years of walking in obedience to God’s call. Joshua introduces the "prayer of descent," a practice of listening and journaling to discern God’s guidance for the year. Equip yourself with practical tools and encouragement to walk closely with God and embrace His plans for your life in 2025. Show Notes: A Letter to Your Word for the Year – A guided document to help you reflect on and apply the word God has given you through the prayer of descent. A Soul's Review – A tool for reflecting on your spiritual journey over the past year to prepare for walking with God in the new year.

In this episode, Sean Smith shares his experiences at a Boot camp 'Basic.' Sean reflects on his journey of spiritual formation, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection and prayer. He discusses the impact of the camp on his understanding of spiritual warfare and the need for fellowship and brotherhood. Sean also highlights the significance of his relationship with his daughter and how his experience at camp has influenced his role as a father.

In today's episode, we delve into the recent weekend sermon titled "Jesus Humility." Tevis explores the intricate concepts surrounding the attainment of genuine humility, both for personal growth and for effectively advancing God's kingdom. The notion of humility may appear straightforward at first glance, but it is a complex and multifaceted concept. Humility exists along a continuum, with potential pitfalls on either extreme. On one side, there's the perilous precipice of excessive pride, which represents an overextension of humility. This can manifest as fake humility, where individuals feign attentiveness but are merely awaiting their turn to speak, showing a lack of genuine respect for others' perspectives. Conversely, on the opposite end of the spectrum, we find ourselves in the realm of what can be termed as "worthless humility." This occurs when we mistakenly embrace our sinful nature excessively, failing to recognize the presence of Christ within us. Instead, we are encouraged to walk confidently in our faith, acknowledging the Christ dwelling within us. We trust that you will find this episode enlightening and enriching. Thank you for joining us!

This episode explores the foundation of Identity and its critical relationship with sex and the counterfeit offer from the enemy. At the core if this issue today is the spiritual malaise present in the pursuit of truth. God has something to say about this that will serve to helpful for every man and every woman. Joe Kinzel, one of our exceptional ministry leaders has something to say about this as well. Enjoy!

Today we are going deeper on this past weekend's sermon titled, confession. The primary emphasis of pastor Tom's sermon came to its crescendo in Psalm 51 when the prophet Nathan came to David after he had committed adultery with Bathsheba. Today's topic discussion will be going deeper on the concept of obedience to God and the necessary need for reaching for restoration rather than reaching for relief.

This is the 3rd part in the 3 part series titled, "Partnering with God on the Battlefield". "The Perfect Prayer" Matthew 6:5-15 1. How, why, and when to pray: The personality of Jesus is so beautiful! Please read: Matthew 6:5–8 here we see that Jesus is addressing all people in His masterful sermon on the mount. In these three verses, He offers insight into how we should pray, why we should pray, and when we should pray. Have you ever thought about your personal prayer life and relationship to these three critical parts to prayer? 2. “Say it like you mean it and mean it as you say it.” Jesus expresses that we should pray with meaning. Say it like you mean it and mean it as you say it. These comments were directed towards the Gentiles in their desire to solely get what they want out of prayer, almost bullying their god. Jesus desires intimacy and relationship and it first starts with authentically meaning everything that you say when you reach out to God in prayer. Are there ways in which you need to slow down your prayer life and make it less like a drive-through restaurant and more like an opportunity for intimacy, creating space for God to unveil His will for you? 3 “For some, it was better not to learn of the father at all than to have learned of Him incorrectly.” Have you struggled with the horror that this world has seen? Have you struggled with unexpected and unforeseen death and illness? Jesus asks us to pray that God’s kingdom will come, and His will to be done. In my message I shared that there are two powerful takeaways from this line of the prayer. The relief of the statement that God’s will is not always done and that His Kingdom is not always present helps us to know that the pain that we experience in life is not directly from God. Some things can be explained because of the sin in this world. Does that help you knowing that your Father in Heaven is not responsible for past atrocities and your personal pain? Do you see the love in the fact that Jesus is inviting you to be a part of enforcing His Kingdom by doing His will? Is it hard to fathom a God that would love you so much that he would invite you into doing His work? 4. “Prayer is all about Him and everything that you need from Him to make it all about Him.” We see that the Lord’s prayer is broken down into two unique petitions. The first petition is that of exalting God and making it all about His name, His will, and His kingdom. The second petition is all about how the believer requesting provision and protection so that they can in turn continue the journey of making it all about glorifying God and successfully doing His will on this earth. Is that how your prayer life has been? Do you find yourself more often than not going to God when you have a personal need due to your own struggles and trials? How can you go about changing your prayer life to be intentionally putting God at the forefront? How can you surrender to God’s will when you ask for His assistance in your struggles? 5. You have 3 Enemies: In this weekend’s message Josh spoke of the fact that you have three enemies. The daily desires to be disobedient and do your own will (your flesh), the temptations of the secular world (desecrated), and the evil one (Satan). The devil is not always present in your environment but your temptations to be disobedient to God and the temptations of a desecrated world are most certainly present every day. Have you ever thought of how you can ask God to lead you away from the things that tempt you every day? We see a lot of examples of counterfeit Christianity in the world today. The number one place that we see counterfeit Christianity is secular organizations doing Kingdom work without the King. Can you see how this would be a temptation in your own life? Anytime we do an act of good without doing it in the name of Jesus there is a temptation from the enemy saying, “You see! You were able to do that thing without God. You don’t need God!”. Thoughts?

Today’s Episode is part 2 on “Partnering on the Battlefield” with Tevis Austin. We have Tevis in the studio today as we are going to do a personal one-on-one conversation about last week’s base camp topic. We will be looking at some deeper level ideas of what it means to partner with God, how this partnership with God normally playing out today versus how it should be playing out and where we see proper instruction for relationship with God in scripture as it relates to enforcing God's Kingdom today.

Today’s Episode is from one of our ministry Founders, Tevis Austin. Over a decade ago Pastor Tevis Austin was called to a Colorado Wild at Heart Bootcamp. It was at this camp that Tevis received the inspiration and call to bring a similar type of healing ministry back to Ohio. Pastor Tevis Austin works as an executive pastor at Spring Hills Baptist Church in Granville Ohio. It was at this church that he felt called to invite six men into the journey that would become Train to Reign. While not every man is still a part of the leadership team today, every man who has ever attended one of our heart restoration camps has been changed indefinitely. After a couple years of running these camps, our ministry discovered that there was a unique gap causing many camp attenders to receive the true message of Christ and receive healing but not be able to continue the journey as a result of spiritual warfare. This is when the leadership team decided to institute the "Never Let Go" Program. The Never Let Go program was an effort to continue to offer book studies, video studies, immediate invitations into next-level discipleship camps, and invitations into future leadership opportunities. We simply could not stand by idly and watch God's adopted sons and daughters be taken out by the enemy. To this day, our ministry sees to it to love and fight for our brothers and sisters just like Jesus did. He never let go and we will never intend to do so as well. Today’s podcast episode is part 1 of a 2-part series titled. "Partnering with God on the Battlefield".

The general manager of the European football team in the hit TV show "Ted Lasso" may have touched on one of the most important ways in which a mentor should truly conduct himself. When asked by the coach how to properly support a players development, the general manager simply said, "A good manager hopes you will move on. A great manager knows you will." Friends, the deepest of friendships have in common, this one desire, to make the other person royalty. Each works for and rejoices in the others, elevation, and achievements. There are no hooks in such friendships as this. There are no desires to manipulate or control. There is no jealousy or exclusiveness. There is only simply a desire for the best circumstances and events to take place in the other persons life. To love a person means to see him as God intended him to be. Do you have the great fortune of having a relationship such as this? Are you a king maker? Enjoy the episode... Its going to rock your socks off! Host: Casey Hamilton Scripture: 2 Corinthians

When asked about the importance of walking with God for a Christian, Author Israelmore Ayivor responded saying, “If you walk and talk with God, you will never miss the direction to your divine future. Be bold and offer your heart to be led by God.” Most Christians would agree with this statement. However, there is a looming question that sits in the in between that most Christians struggle with. That question is... how do I walk with God? To answer that question, I have in the studio with me today Ryan Mills. Ryan Mills has been with our ministry since its inception and is our forefront leader of our Tier 2 spiritual formation camps called Bootcamp Advanced. Bootcamp Advanced focus is on deeper heart healing, spiritual warfare, and most importantly listening prayer that gives you the foundation for walking with God. Just a few weeks ago Ryan led a talk on walking with God to prepare men who are getting ready to attend our upcoming Bootcamp Advanced in a few weeks. This is episode is a recap of the that basecamp session.

The human condition is predestined to experience suffering. We've seen the expression of suffering played out in many different ways throughout history. Some men and women have been able to receive grace, peace, and understanding in their suffering.  For others their suffering only caused more confusion and seemed to be at the fault of some higher power or at least it was an unexplainable lesson in futility. For the Christian, suffering comes with the territory, but it also comes with an invitation to relationship on a higher level, a more intimate level with Jesus Christ. That is not to say that most Christians continue to struggle with understanding their pain. However, the very few Christians who have consented to the process of becoming have gained access to intimacy with God, a call to use their suffering for the good of his Kingdom, and even deeper invitation to living a life dedicated to obedience. Today's episode is on this very topic of suffering with Steve Porter. Steve will dive deep into his experience with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and how he has come to love God more and find a deeper purpose for living.

Poem/Prayer Meditation provided by Christine Porter

Hello and welcome to Train to Reign podcast. Kingdom discipleship that trains you to reign in his name. Today we are bringing to you a wisdom bearer episode. This episode comes from our most recent monthly base camp session where real authentic people humbly access the ancient path that God offers to us in Jeremiah 616 so that the recovery of the gospel is maintained today. we will be pulling from the wisdom of a man who is truly consented to the process of becoming more like Jesus Christ. Matt Popovich has an amazing story to tell and in this episode Matt will be diving into the concept of God’s call upon your heart for adventure. Most people spend their lives trying to eliminate risk and falsely claiming that to be adventure. However, a person’s true life becomes an adventure when the entirety of their life takes on the purpose of releasing control over their life and giving it to the adventurous heart of God. Let’s jump in to see what Matt Popovich has to say about adventure.

This prayer meditation is brought to you by Joshua and Leah Meyer. Psalm 23: 1-4 1The Lord is my shepherd; I have all that I need. 2 He lets me rest in green meadows; he leads me beside peaceful streams. 3 He renews my strength. He guides me along right paths, bringing honor to his name. 4 Even when I walk through the darkest valley, I will not be afraid, or you are close beside me. Your rod and your staff protect and comfort me. John 10: 2-7 & 14-16 2But the one who enters through the gate is the shepherd of the sheep. 3The gatekeeper opens the gate for him, and the sheep recognize his voice and come to him. He calls his own sheep by name and leads them out. 4After he has gathered his own flock, he walks ahead of them, and they follow him because they know his voice. 5They won’t follow a stranger; they will run from him because they don’t know his voice.” 6Those who heard Jesus use this illustration didn’t understand what he meant, 7so he explained it to them: “I tell you the truth, I am the gate for the sheep… 14 “I am the good shepherd; I know my own sheep, and they know me, 15just as my Father knows me and I know the Father. So, I sacrifice my life for the sheep. 16I have other sheep too, that are not in this sheepfold. I must bring them also. They will listen to my voice, and there will be one flock with one shepherd.

These opening podcast episodes are going to be an attempt to grasp the true larger story of God and more importantly get after the truth of who God is, what is gods story, who we are in the God who made us, and how we are called to live out our story as a part of the greater story of God. That last part is exactly what we’re after today. We are talking about how to live in accordance to God’s covenantal laws found in both the Old Testament and in the New Testament. In order for us to truly take a proper and successful journey of spiritual formation we must understand how we are called to live our lives obediently to our Lord and Savior. but there has been a lot of confusion regarding which of the 613 laws in the Old Testament that we should abide by versus the new covenant that Jesus Christ gave his people in fulfilling the old. Fortunately, I have with me today Dr. Daniel Diffey who will be able to help us navigate these rough waters. Dr. Diffey is currently an associate professor of Old Testament theology at Grand Canyon seminary. He received his bachelor’s degree in history and completed an M div in Christian ministry while also obtaining his PhD in Old Testament theology. A father of three and a husband to his wife Anne, Dr. Diffey would say that he has two great passions, his first greatest passion is the need for believers to be connected in the local church and be using that connection for the greater good of expanding God’s kingdom and his second great passion is that of helping people to understand and live out the message of the Bible.

Today’s episode will be a wisdom bearer episode with none other than our Renewed Kingdoms camp founder and nonprofit leader, Jeff Schuster. In the summer of 2013 Jeff attended a Wild at Heart Bootcamp event in Colorado and felt God calling him to bring that experience back to others in Ohio. Since then, Jeff and his wonderful wife Tammy have been working in tandem to bring both mens and women’s camps to Eagle Wings Lodge in Hocking Hills, Ohio. Today Jeff will be talking about the manifest presence of God. A true Journey of discipleship requires not only receiving the revelation of God and his plans to do a great work in you and through you but also the very important matter of one taking God’s revelation on the most important journey they will ever take… 18 inches from the mind to the heart, manifesting the presence of God.

Welcome to Train to Reign podcast, Kingdom discipleship that trains you to reign in his name. GK Chesterton was quoted as saying that every generation loses the path to life and every generation is charged with his recovery. It is simply that recovery that this podcast and train to reign is all about. There are many Christians in this world that have great desires to do good for God and to be used by God to expand his kingdom. The problem is that most Christians in this world don’t fully consent to the process of heart restoration. This is probably the most critical mistake that anyone attempting to pursue a life with Christ could make. Because pursuing your own heart’s healing empowers you with the ability to be successful in the pursuit of reigning in your own kingdoms that God intended for you to have.