In a world saturated with watered-down messages and fleeting commitments, many find themselves asking: how do we revive genuine faith? In this episode, Brian welcomes special guest, Pastor Carlton Duck of Gethsemane Baptist Church, who emphasizes the importance of preaching the undiluted gospel in today’s society. You’ll discover how investing in others can transform lives and the crucial role of mentorship in faith communities. Pastor Carlton Duck, with over 35 years in ministry, leads Gethsemane Baptist Church with a mission that resonates deeply: "Old time gospel, new day worship." This approach reflects a commitment to timeless biblical truths while engaging a modern audience. The church, located at 411 Blue Ridge Street in Lynchburg, Virginia, has been a beacon for many seeking authentic faith. The church was founded in 1981 and has grown from a small storefront to a thriving community, underscoring the importance of a solid foundation in faith. Pastor Duck believes that the core message of the gospel needs to be proclaimed fearlessly, especially in times when many leaders prioritize charisma over truth.

In a world where many feel hesitant to share their faith, the call to evangelism has never been more crucial. In this episode of the Bold Truth Podcast, host Brian Moore sits down with Derek Keiser, an itinerant evangelist, to explore the challenges and triumphs of spreading the gospel in today’s culture. Derek offers practical advice for believers looking to share their faith more effectively. He emphasizes the importance of prayer, persistence, and being open to God’s leading. As you navigate your own faith journey, remember to lean into your calling and embrace opportunities to share the gospel. Persistence, community, and trust in God’s plan are essential elements of effective evangelism.

What if revival does not begin in a church service, a conference, or a movement? What if it begins in our own hearts?

Recorded remotely while attending the revival services at Spring Hill Community Church, this episode of The Bold Truth Podcast explores Jesus' first public message:

"Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." — Matthew 4:17

As many believers pray for revival in our churches, communities, and nation, Jesus reminds us that true revival always begins with repentance, humility, and a renewed desire to seek God. In this encouraging conversation, we discuss what biblical repentance really means, why our culture desperately needs spiritual renewal, and how God often begins His greatest works one heart at a time.

If you have been praying for revival, feeling spiritually dry, or simply longing to draw closer to God, this episode offers hope and encouragement for your journey.

How often do we focus on what we want while overlooking what we truly need?

In this episode of The Bold Truth Podcast, we explore the incredible truth that God's provision is not limited to the things we ask for. Long before we understood our greatest needs, God was already providing the answers. He sent Jesus as our Savior, prepared an eternal home for His children, and gave us the Holy Spirit to guide, comfort, and strengthen us every day.

Using Matthew 6:33 as our foundation, we discuss what it means to seek God's kingdom first and trust that our Heavenly Father knows exactly what we need. We also examine how God's provision often extends beyond material blessings to include wisdom, peace, hope, strength, and spiritual growth.

If you are facing uncertainty, waiting for answers, or wondering what God is doing in your life, this episode offers encouragement and a reminder that God is always at work, even when His provision is not immediately visible.

Do you ever feel like you have to have everything figured out before God can use you, bless you, or work in your life?

In this episode of The Bold Truth Podcast, we explore one of Jesus' most powerful and countercultural teachings from Matthew 5:3 - "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven."

While the world celebrates self-sufficiency, achievement, and having all the answers, Jesus points us toward a different path - one of humility, dependence, and trust in God.

Together, we'll discuss what it truly means to be "poor in spirit," why recognizing our need for God is not weakness but wisdom, and how God often does His greatest work in life's lowest places. If you've been feeling overwhelmed, discouraged, exhausted, or uncertain about the future, this message is a reminder that your struggles do not disqualify you from God's blessings.

In this episode of The Bold Truth Podcast, we dive into the powerful warning of Matthew 7:15 and discuss what it means to live with spiritual discernment in today’s culture. In a world filled with polished images, influential voices, and endless opinions, Jesus reminds us that not everything that looks good is rooted in truth.

Together, we explore how to recognize authentic faith, why fruit matters more than appearances, and how believers can stay grounded in God’s Word while navigating modern culture. This episode offers encouragement, practical insight, and hope for anyone seeking clarity and wisdom in a noisy world.

In this episode of The Bold Truth Podcast, Brian welcomes Pastor Bobby Harrison of Spring Hill Community Church to discuss what it looks like to lead in a compromising culture.

In this episode of The Bold Truth Podcast, we talk about what happens when Jesus steps into a life that once felt chaotic, broken, and out of control. Culture often tells us to chase fulfillment through success, pleasure, and self-gratification, yet so many people still feel empty and exhausted. The truth is that real transformation does not come from changing our image outwardly. It comes from surrendering our lives to Christ.

Together, we explore how Jesus not only forgives our past but completely changes our direction. We discuss what it means to move from spiritual chaos to purpose, how the Holy Spirit begins transforming our desires, and why true freedom is found in serving God rather than being enslaved to sin.

If you have ever struggled with guilt, discouragement, temptation, or wondering whether God is still working in your life, this episode offers hope and encouragement for your faith journey.