Circuit Riders Podcasts

Through the story of Ruth, Christy inspires us to be women of radical initiation in order to see change around us. We learn that initiation is the ability to be active before others are active. It is the key to being prepared for our callings and the Harvest. This podcast is from a series of weekly Brave Love Bible studies that Christy and Shannon held over zoom.

Sammy Rodriguez and John Howard discuss racism, calling believers to examine their own lives as a starting place to root out racist sin. They talk about the importance of listening to others with the intent to understand and learn as we press in to this important issue. John and Sammy give practical advice on how to deal with offense and approach conversations about race with humility and respect.

Derek Mack and Graham Marshall discuss God’s healing grace, calling believers to understand the grace of God in our lives. They empower Christians to step into this grace for healing by leaning into the Father’s heart.

Sammy Rodriguez continues the conversation on what he wishes he’d known as a teenager. He talks about living in full surrender, highlighting the importance of letting Jesus take control over every area of our lives. When young leaders learn to walk in these life changing principals early there’s no stopping their global impact in years to come!

Iza preaches on the simplicity of sharing the Gospel. Since Jesus came to seek and save the lost, we are called to do the same. This podcast is from a series of weekly Brave Love Bible studies that Christy and Shannon held over zoom.

Yasmin Pierce continues the conversation on race, calling out the racism all around us and how it is effecting every person regardless of skin tone. The gospel is not a one sided solution, it is the only true solution to racism for the entire church!

Derek Mack taught on the true meaning of grace. While grace is free, it was very costly. He defines cheap grace, highlighting the importance of realizing what we have been given. When we have a true revelation of grace we will live in true freedom!

Chandler Rodriguez kicks off our new series on the five things we wish we knew as teenagers. She shares the revelation of life as a race we run to win and how to keep our focus on Jesus! She champions high schoolers with practical and spiritual tools to help us run after Jesus wholeheartedly.

Brian and Shannon go after the burden of unforgiveness. We realize that in order to preach the full Gospel, with authority, we must take Jesus' forgiveness seriously. This includes forgiving ourselves as well as others who have hurt us. This podcast is from a series of weekly Brave Love Bible studies that Christy and Shannon held over zoom.

Brad LaChapell and John Howard continue the conversation on race, kicking off a four week series addressing the CR response to racism in America. Brad and John share from their own experiences and answer both spiritual and practical questions on how to deal with racism systemically and personally.

Chloe and Derek Mack and Nick and Emily Brennt continue last week's conversation on the Hallelujah Lassies from the Salvation Army. They emphasize the importance of championing women into their catalytic callings unto global revival!

Brian covers the five fold gifts: apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. He interviews Sammy, Nick, Derek, Kasie, and Holly on their individual giftings. Brian talks about the importance of knowing how you operate in your spiritual giftings. Brian explains that it is the combination of the five fold ministry that makes an effective team. This podcast is from Brian's weekly Culture Shift zoom calls.

Brian covers the five fold gifts: apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. He interviews Sammy, Nick, Derek, Kasie, and Holly on their individual giftings. Brian talks about the importance of knowing how you operate in your spiritual giftings. Brian explains that it is the combination of the five fold ministry that makes an effective team. This podcast is from Brian's weekly Culture Shift zoom calls.

Sammy Rodriguez spoke on the baptism of the Holy Spirit, calling a generation to move in the power of the gospel! He prayed for an infilling of the Spirit, believing for a generation walking in the fullness of their callings and giftings.

Christy, Shannon and Holly hold an important conversation on why every woman has the potential of being a powerful evangelist. They refute the lie that women's voices aren't valuable and inspire us with stories of Katherine Booth's role in the Salvation Army. We leave knowing that we are women of solution who have the opportunity to boldly bring Jesus to a hopeless world. This podcast is from a series of weekly Brave Love Bible studies that Christy and Shannon held over zoom.

Andy Byrd teaches from the sermon on the mount, calling believers to develop deep roots. When the times of testing come, we want to be secure on the rock of the Word! He gives Biblical and practical help on how to become the kind of leader who can thrive in the storm.

Brian Brennt has a conversation with Derek and Chloe Mack and Kasie Goodfellow about the Hallelujah Lassies from the Salvation Army and the importance of women as evangelists and revivalists.

Brian discusses what it takes to be an unshakeable leader in seasons where everything around us is being shook. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on kingdom vision and having our eyes locked on to what God is doing. As we stay unwavered in what God is building in us as leaders, and what he is asking of us to build in others, we can keep our joy in the midst of any situation. This podcast is from Brian's weekly Culture Shift zoom calls.

Shannon talks about the importance of asking God for next steps after receiving an impartation or mantel. She shares from personal experience about removing distractions in order to hear God's voice more clearly. Michaela emphasizes the importance of burning for Jesus more than we burn for a cause. This podcast is from a series of weekly Brave Love Bible studies that Christy and Shannon held over zoom.

Andy Byrd shares on the difference between faith and hope, asserting that hope is not greater than faith, but that it does require more. He calls a generation to move into a season of hope, trusting not just that God can move but that He will. Using the story of Daniel, he illustrates what it looks like to believe God for the impossible and continue to hope no matter the circumstance.