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Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan of Fruition Church of Hodgenville come to you weekly to break down every Sunday’s sermon in an attempt to grow, support, and build-up the faith of The Everyday Christian.
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Don’t copy someone else’s calling. Be who God has called you to be, not who He has called someone else to be.
Do strippers tithe, and can you tithe on gambling earnings? Is everything that Christians think is evil actually evil? How do we grow that discernment muscle? All that and more in this week’s new episode!
With everything going on in the world, we need Jesus like never before. We have explosive diarrhea, testosterone boosters for the military, and genetically engineered ticks running rampant.
In order to experience the blessings, rewards, and benefits of God, we must be willing, available, and obedient. Stop being spiritually lazy.
Aliens, nephilim, teleportation, and more in this week’s wacky episode of “People Suck; Love Them Anyway”! Questions do not negate your faith; allow your imagination to lead you down a path of speculation surrounding some famous Bible stories with us.
In this week’s episode we talk about healthy habits, the power of money, and share another reminder of how important the bare-necessity, basic Christian responsibilities are.
Stop celebrating the completion of bare minimum, Christian necessities if you’ve been a Christian for a long time. Faith requires work. Yes, God can do anything; however, it’s our job to put in the work, endure the trials, and spend every day trying to get closer to Him while also showing and telling others about who He is as well.
Should women preach? Should we have to dress up for God on Sundays? Two controversial topics in one, little episode for you to digest this week; check it out!
Why are we quicker to condemn someone who practices homosexuality than we are someone who is lazy, gluttonous, or struggles with lust? It’s Pride Month in America; how should Christians handle this? Why is it so difficult to have conversations with people who believe differently than us? All that and more in this week’s new episode!
A lot of churches are just thriving businesses in disguise. We see a lot of churches who succeed at raising money, filling seats, and packing alters; however, we rarely see moves of the Holy Spirit in the modern church of 2026. Why is that? Listen and find out!
Be careful putting your faith in Earthly leaders. That politician you have signs up in your yard, that preacher at your childhood church, the CEO of your favorite company, the teacher at your college, and many others are still flawed human beings who sin and get stuff wrong on the regular.
Stop being a selfish Christian in a world where so many people are struggling. There’s a lot of craziness going on in the world, but you may have the ability to bless someone in a small way that has a huge impact.
One of the hardest things for Christians to do is know when God wants us to move and when He wants us to sit still and wait for Him to move. Don’t allow minor inconveniences to overshadow major blessings in your life.
We are (finally) back at our new location in Horse Cave, KY to bring you a brand new episode! Don’t wait until a situation hits home to show empathy and compassion. Take time to step back and look at life through the lens of people you typically disagree with.
Are we making salvation too easy and convenient? Are we creating false conversion experiences and leaving these new converts to Christianity to fend for themselves? Why don’t we see more miracles take place at the hands of Christians? All that and more in this week’s episode!
Are we substituting in-person church and a personal relationship with Christ with live streams, podcasts, and devotionals, or are we supplementing a committed Christian lifestyle with these things instead?
The world is on fire; what should Christians be doing about it? How can Christians live out a child-like faith in the modern world? All this and more in this week’s all-new episode!
Why are so many Christians so eager to use the Bible as a sword against other people rather than using it to cut out the sin in their own lives? Always go to God in prayer first before you rebuke other people; make sure you’re always operating in God’s will.
In this bite-sized episode, we talk about how we should spend the time, effort, money, and energy that God blesses us with each and every day.
Our life is like a choose your own adventure book. There is a best path for our lives that God wants us to walk, but we often choose to go down a different path. How do we discern trials that come from God versus the distractions that come from the enemy?
The Bible tells us not to be worried about the future, but it is important for us to be prepared to share the Gospel in the mission field God has called us to work in. Being prepared can help us accomplish more and set us up for success.
It’s New Years’s Eve, but how do we make our resolutions actually stick? This week we talk about the physical and spiritual discipline necessary to accomplish our goals and aspirations.
Would God be okay with us taking out debt to pay for Christmas? Check out part 1 of a 2-part episode that will be finished on New Year’s Eve as we discuss whether or not debt is Godly/biblical.
Our priorities are all out of whack these days. We are always worried about what’s coming; we struggle to be at peace and content with God’s current blessings in our lives. We need to take a step back and make what’s truly important each and every day a priority.
Sometimes in order to experience God’s presence we must get back to the basics. Take time to get alone with God and the natural world that He created.
Be aware of what you put out into the world. People are watching and people are judging. Are people praying for you or preying on you?
In order to see the blessings God has in store for you, you’ll have to take a chance and step outside your comfort zone. You’ll never achieve God’s plans for your life if you don’t leave your own.
Revival starts within you, not from something that happens outside of you or around you.
Change is scary because it leaves us vulnerable; however, change is often necessary to grow deeper with God and accomplish His will.
Sometimes we are quick to post our opinions because we are being led by our feelings instead of our faith. We should be led by the Spirit, not our opinions.
Be aware that people are always watching what you do, say, or post. Is what you’re doing pushing people away from Jesus, or is it bringing them closer? Are you doing more harm than good?
Have priorities shifted over the last few generations? Are we so burnt out because we are prioritizing the wrong things? Your priorities show how deep your faith in God is.
In order to experience deeper blessings from God, you have to go deeper with God. Stop celebrating bare-minimum Christian duties like reading devotional and praying before meals; start building your faith from a firm foundation and go deeper with God.
What’s the difference between a Christian and a disciple of Christ? A lot of churches struggle to help Christians past the point of getting them saved. It’s about being willing to face difficult seasons with God by your side and trusting Him through it all.
Make sure you’re spending time in the word so you’ll know what God wants you to do and where God wants you to go.
In order to achieve what God wants for your life, you have you know His voice. If you know His voice, He can guide you, direct you, and give you wisdom to make any and all decisions.
Demonic forces, portals, and other crazy stuff are all over this week’s all new episode!
It’s very important to make sure you are consistently working on being physically, spiritually, and mentally healthy. It isn’t always going to be easy, but it will definitely be worth it!
Sucky people are doing some pretty sucky things in the world right now. Crazy courtroom drama, un-anointing oil, and judgmental Christians are the highlights of this week’s all-new episode!
How can we be united in Heaven if we are so divided here on Earth? Are we asking God what to do and where to go before we take action? Following God’s will for your life means being sensitive to His Spirit and making decisions based on the life He wants you to live. Follow God’s canonical story for your life despite your free will.
Israel and Iran are going at it again, ICE agents are cracking down on immigrants, and everyone has a different opinion on how Christians should feel about it all. The world is on fire, but are we on fire for God? All that and more in this week’s episode, so check it out!
God will ask you to do some crazy things and trust Him even when it doesn’t make sense and everyone calls you crazy. You have to trust that God will provide for you even when it doesn’t make sense.
Feeling like Eeyore lately? Then this episode is for you! When life sucks, it’s time to find ways to get motivated. Discipline, consistency, and good habits are the fuel to get you motivated and on the way to where you want to go and who you want to be.
Spend time with sinners and make their lives better. Should Christians be more associated with sinners than they are with other church-going people?
This isn’t your grandma’s episode of “People Suck; Love Them Anyway”! We are back after a two-week hiatus to bring you one of our rawest episodes yet; this one is about Christians taking on personal responsibility and making disciples despite their feelings.
We can’t expect a spiritual breakthrough or revival to start with surface-level Christians. We have to be more desperate for more of God. We have to be willing to go deeper in faith if we want to see God move in His fullness and glory.
What exactly does it require of us to receive salvation? Do we make it more complicated than we are supposed to? Are we too strict or not strict enough? Due to technical issues, the rest of this week’s podcast is only available in video format on YouTube!
Stop treating God like an Uber Driver instead of trusting Him as your chauffeur or tour guide. God can use anyone; He uses sinners every day. Who are we to judge one sin as worse than another if God can use us regardless? He is the judge, not us!
It’s not about you! Being a Christian is all about helping and sacrificing for other people. You can’t come to God or serve His people with a selfish heart position. You must serve Him and be obedient even if your emotions or opinions are getting in the way.
If you aren’t worshipping God and putting Him first, you’re worshipping the devil. Are you aware of your weaknesses? The devil is! Be aware of the chinks in your armor so the enemy can’t hit you where you’re weakest.
“God told me to tell you…” Did He really? Are you listening to what other people said that God said, or are we reading about what God actually said? Learn what the voice of God sounds like so you can have better discernment over everything else you hear.
Are you really blessed or would you be better off dead? Kentucky is getting hit with torrential rain and snow, so this week’s service became a live podcast episode! Check the video out on Facebook or download and listen today!
Most people agree that there is never enough time in the day. Most people spend more time at work than they do with their families or God and it can be exhausting! Finding time to have fun and relax with a full-time job, a family, and ministry can be even harder.
We are joined this week by one of our Fruition Youth kids, Alexa Jenkins, to discuss life as a high schooler in today’s day and age. We talk about drug issues, empathy, and the best ways to help today’s youth in this great episode!
People always do what they want to do. It’s your job and responsibility to be obedient to what God lays on your life. Don’t allow comfort and convenience to get you to operate outside of God’s will for your life.
This week we are providing you with unsolicited financial advice! A large percentage of people are living paycheck-to-paycheck. How do we balance enjoying our lives now with setting ourselves up for future success and financial freedom?
One act of obedience today may bless someone who may not see tomorrow. We don’t know what tomorrow holds; we don’t know if we’ll make it to tomorrow. We have to be obedient to God’s calling on our life today, in the only moment that is promised, or we may never receive or be able to give the blessings He has in store.
Your words have power; are you using them to speak life or speak death? Your New Year’s resolutions require work and planning on your part in order to be successful.
It’s almost Christmas 2024! This episode is sure to be a fun one to listen while you’re traveling back and forth this holiday season!
Are you making God a priority? Are you putting Him first in all that you do? Don’t be like the Israelites and require constant correction and punishment. Do God’s will first. Make God and His Kingdom your number 1 priority.
How invested are you in the Kingdom of God? Are you willing to grow to see God’s full plans come to fruition in your life?
We gotta stop hiding our pain behind laughter and a smile. If we learn to be more vulnerable we might see more change happen. Stop lying and start being honest with other people.
Jesus was tortured on a cross for the people you won’t talk to. Are you aware of the impact of what you say and post? Are you being vulnerable with your fellow Christians? Are you safeguarding what others tell you?
It’s presidential election time in the United States this week, but no matter what the outcome is, God is in control! Don’t allow politics to take precedent over your relationship with Jesus and what He has called you to do.
Do we truly understand Heaven? What struggles did Paul have? What does it truly mean and look like to be saved? Is salvation performance based? These questions and more are discussed this week!
Sometimes it is important to step away from how you grew up and everything you know to better reach a broader audience. Are your methods of reaching people effective?
One of our most controversial episodes yet! Can Christians celebrate Halloween? Has Christmas become as bad as Halloween? Where should Christians stand on issues like abortion and the death penalty? All that and more in this week’s episode!
Find your passion and you’ll find your purpose. Sometimes pursuing the purpose God has in store for you requires doing an inventory of our time and making sacrifices in order to make it work.
Live your life in a way that attracts others to come to know Jesus. Be vulnerable and use your testimony to help others.
We are back after Labor Day with an episode all about cleaning up your heart! Are you worried about maintaining a clean exterior presentation for people, or are you making sure your heart is in the right place?
We have to be more flexible with our faith and believe that miracles are still possible through moves of the Holy Spirit. Stop allowing rigid structure and routine to keep you from experience healing and breakthroughs.
Jesus calls us to be “fishers of men”, but what does that mean? It means more than just inviting people to church; we have to use the Fruit of the Spirit to fish for the lost and show them Christ’s love.
Christianity is a process. Don’t discount yourself from serving God. Have enough faith to jump out of the boat and devote yourself to getting closer to Jesus.
What does it mean to “love your neighbor”? One of the things the modern, Everyday Christian struggles with the most is loving people the way Jesus did.
At what point did adult Christians lose their child-like faith and behavior? We need to learn to look to our kids as they look to us, and we need to realize that other people are looking at us as well.
Stop looking at things and situations with your physical eyes. Have faith and trust in God with what you have.
Be the sinner; did you hear that right? Sure did! Listen to this week’s episode to find out about how we need to stop being selfish and looking the part of a Christian without having the heart placement of a Christian.
We are back after 2 weeks of Father’s Day and VBS to ask the question: are you a hope dealer or a faith builder? Does your walk with Christ match how you’re presenting; do you really have it all together? It takes faith and patience to follow the process that leads to progress in order to see prayers answered.
We spend so much time worrying about the opinions of others, objects others have, and more that we don’t spend enough time focused on ourselves and our walk with Christ. This week we are tearing down the need for validation and acceptance from anyone other than God.
This episode is all about heart position and giving other people the grace and patience that God gives you every day. Yup, that’s it!
It’s Memorial Day weekend, and we are remembering all those who paid the ultimate price to provide a better life for people they may never meet. In this episode, we talk about the dangers of selfish, greedy Christians who push people away and cause division. Let’s instead, work towards welcoming and loving others while coming together towards God’s vision for the Church.
Be vulnerable enough to share your testimony and use what God has blessed you with to bless someone else.
There is purpose in your pain and God has a purpose in every delay. Do you trust God enough to endure pain, confusion, and tribulations to see His better plan for His life?
How long has it been since you prayed out of desperation? Are you aware of the influence you’re having on your kids and those around you?
So many churches shout about blessings, but neglect to tell you about the battles that come before. Battles are tough, but if you lean on and trust in God, He will provide you with victory!
Are churches scheduling the Holy Spirit out of their services? Do we prioritize convenience over moves of the Spirit? If the Spirit makes you uncomfortable and you’re not willing and obedient to help pour into and build the Kingdom, why are you coming? All that and more in this week’s jam-packed episode!
We often think we are wasting away at a job with no purpose, but what if God is preparing you for your next season? What is He trying to teach you now so that you can succeed later? Pastor Keenan’s brother, Emry, joins us for a short conversation this week!
It’s time for Christians to get comfortable with the uncomfortable. We are fighting a war against spirits and principalities, but a lot of Christians are too uncomfortable with anything spiritual to win their battles.
Why do you clap in church? Why do you raise your hands in worship? Why do you do what you do? Are you following the crowd, or are you following your heart as it is being led by the spirit?
Suffering is never fun, but we need to learn to praise God through it. Praise can be painful if things aren’t going our way; however, life will never take us from mountain top to mountain top. We need to get better at praising God in the valleys!
Faith is great, but we have to put in the work to get what we have enough faith to see. We can’t rely on our pastor to get us what we have faith we can have; we have to put in the work necessary to see it happen.
If the devil can distract you, he will distance you, and then he will try to destroy you.
Passion, priorities, and consistency. Those three things all work hand-in-hand together. To increase your passion, make God a consistent priority in your life.
Turn your trauma into a testimony; don’t be afraid to be vulnerable. Are you willing to get uncomfortable to experience a move of the Holy Spirit, and how hungry are you for more of God?
It’s our 100th episode!! We are covering consistency, compliments, and criticism. God filters your fights!
We are our own worst enemy. What we listen to and tell ourselves can either motivate and inspire us or keep us from living out our God-given purpose.
This week we are joined by our first guest of the year, photographer Joshua Allen Broughton, to talk about taking risks and learning from them, getting out of our own ways, and making better decisions.
Are you a goal nerd or are you driven my momentum? Maybe both? Join us tonight as we discuss setting goals and chasing the potential God has in store for you!
We all experience storms, trials, and tribulations; no one has it all together. Christians are called to be the calm in the storm; we should strive to emulate the peace of God in the midst of life’s craziness.
Are you guilty? Have you ever really faced real persecution? Are you undaunted in your walk with Christ? Join us as we discuss this and more!
Have you ever posted anything and regretted it? Posted a comment you never should have? Guess what? None of us are perfect! Join us as we discuss the importance of praying and thinking before you react.
Join us for our Thanksgiving episode! We discuss Black Friday, practicing gratuity, and reflecting on everything God has done for us.
It’s Election Day in Kentucky and other places around the United States! Join us as we break down elections, that cliché Christian saying of “vote your values”, and the importance of building bridges while being more empathetic to those around us.
It’s our special Halloween episode! Join us as we discuss having confidence in Jesus’ power and authority on one of our edgiest episodes yet!
War, gossip, positivity, servanthood, and invisible blessings are all loaded into this week’s episode; hit that download button and leave us a review while you’re at it!
We are back after 2 weeks away to discuss the importance of hitting the reset button on your life and taking the time to prioritize what’s important to you.
Limits are there to remind us to slow down and rely on God. Sometimes we have to push past our limits to fully receive the blessings that God has in store for our lives.
We have all had our Prodigal Son moment. We’ve screwed up time and time again, but God is just one step away. Once we have come back home we are called to be the salt of the earth and help the world be better and look better while using our testimony to help others come home as well.
It’s very easy to get caught up in our feelings and lose faith when things are tough. This week we break down the importance of digging deep and getting to the source of your problems while also being aware of what triggers our old coping mechanisms.
Consistency is vital when it comes to our walks with Christ. We have to do what we’ve been called to do consistently, with a consistent faith that we will see what we’ve been working towards come to fruition. Sometimes our expectations aren’t anything compared to what God has planned for us.
The power of life and death lie with the tongue; it’s time to be more intentional, faithful, and positive with the words we speak.
Aliens, conspiracy theories, and miracles are all loaded into this week’s episode; check it out!
The spirit has been moving at Fruition Church in big ways! We have a bunch of people starting to make their relationship with Christ more personal; it’s time to stop putting qualifications on people, make what we experience personal, relate it to our lives, and then help others relate it to their lives.
Taylor Swift fans are causing earthquakes, people scream at the favorite team when they miss a field goal, and needs are clapping in movie theaters when a fictional character comes on screen; however, Christians are afraid to lift their hands to worship the God who created them and sent His son to die for them. This week we are talking about making our relationship with God personal, just like we do with the lyrics of a Taylor Swift song.
How deep are you working to go to experience peace in life’s storms? Crazy stuff happens every day, but Christ offers a peace that the world can’t give you. Your peace may be what it takes to help others as well. Don’t be a bad example of what Christ looks like!
Being teachable and submissive to what God wants for our lives allows us to build on our faith and go deeper than just being a Basic Christian. Take a leap of faith, work hard, seek biblical knowledge, exhibit Godliness, and persevere through whatever comes your way in order to go from a Basic Christians to a Disciple of Christ.
Submission and being submissive has gained such a negative connotation in the modern world. What if we told you that in order to truly be “all in” with God, you have to deny yourself and follow God’s plan instead of your own? It may not be popular in today’s society, but we have to remain teachable and practice submission in order to truly experience God’s plan and purpose for our lives. Join us for Part 1 of our first ever 2-part episode of “People Suck; Love Them Anyway”.
Are you praying for your leaders? This episode is jammed packed with honest conversations about the struggles of leadership. Loneliness, respect, depression, declining mental, emotional, and physical health are running rampant in the lives of pastors. Why is that? Find out in this week’s episode!
Are you lukewarm or on-fire? Submarines, women pastors, and Pinterest Christians are covered in this week’s episode! Want to hear the full thing? Go over to YouTube and Facebook to check out the first ever video version of this week’s episode! Search up Fruition Church, grab your popcorn, and enjoy.
It sounds cliché, but it’s time we start having an Attitude of Gratitude. Are we living like we are blessed? What are we showing up to church for? It’s time to start pulling that thread to find out why we do what we do, and why we are who we are. Are you looking to get preached to or poured into? All that and more in this week’s episode!
Why are you here for? No, this isn’t a philosophical question; it’s a question of whether or not you are committed and serving your church, company, or family the way you should/could be. Join us this week as we discuss the difference between a producer and a consumer.
If you’re an average human being these days you’re probably freaked out about the current financial state of the world. Come listen to three guys cut the breeze and give their unsolicited opinions on the current financial struggles facing Americans and the rest of the world. Where we worry the most shows where we trust God the least.
Are you boycotting something because it’s popular or because you’re convicted? Every major company and corporation contains people and executives who support things that are unbiblical; why do we pick and choose who we support or boycott?
Should Christians take a political stance or support political parties and candidates? Political prophesies, bad jokes, and serious preaching takes place in this week’s episode.
Clear backpacks, metal detectors, and therapy. Join Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan as they discuss safety and security in schools, churches, and businesses with US Army Veteran, Dan Jenkins. We may not have all the answers, but we have a lot to talk about.
Loneliness may be as bad for you as smoking cigarettes and Keenan and Nick get honest about the importance of having actual adult conversations.
Influence can be dangerous when applied incorrectly. Religion and True Crime are coming together for this week’s episode. Keenan and Nick are joined by Fruition’s drummer, Skyler Beasley, to break down the recent news about a cult leader in Kenya.
Does magic have a place in ministry? Joining Keenan and Nick is Aaron Harp, professional magician, to discuss how God can take anything that is meant for evil and use it to reach people who really need it. Also included: Keenan, Nick, and Aaron take a look at a Washington Examiner article describing the incoming Chicago mayor’s take on teenage riots in the streets of his city.
We only have a few seconds and opportunities to reach people from ALL nations, creeds, ethnicities, and lifestyles. Keenan and Nick are joined by Telecast Communications CEO, Cameron Lasley, to discuss how enhancing the experience of the services we provide can help better draw people to the Kingdom of God.
If Jesus can serve the man who was going to betray Him to be tortured and killed, how much more should we be able to serve people even if we don’t agree with them? Keenan and Nick are joined by one of Fruition’s most faithful members, Julie Uhl, to break down how important it is to serve ALL people.
How do we use the fruits, talents, and skills that God gives us to love and respect ALL people? Keenan and Nick are joined by Religious Affairs NCO, Sergeant Tanner Hagerty, to discuss his time as a Chaplain Assistant in the United States Army.
Big things come from small beginnings We have to prove ourselves faithful over a little before God blesses us with more. Join Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan, joined by Darwin Perez of 3 Sons CrossFit, as they discuss what it takes to achieve great things.
The world is filled with people of different races, belief systems, political affiliations, tax brackets, languages, and more. It's time to stop being basic and comfortable; Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by Dee Hutchins to discuss the importance of diversifying your relationships in business, friend circles, and churches.
Who really has it all figured out? Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan ask some difficult questions about the Bible and life in general while trying to convey that we all struggle in different ways.
Pursuing your passion leads to finding your purpose. Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by the radio host of ABE 93.7, Cale Tharp, to discuss the importance of using different avenues to reach people while working hard on what you're passionate about.
Sometimes we are put in situations that are uncomfortable, scary, or dangerous to be a light and touch the lives of people who are lost in darkness. Joining us this week is Tara Robey from the Fruition Worship Team to discuss the importance of being free to worship God regardless of our circumstances.
Are we missing out on great moves of God by not allowing people to follow the calling God laid upon their lives? Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by Keenan's wife, Andrea Riley as they discuss the importance of allowing people to fully utilize their callings, talents, abilities, and strengths.
How can a divided church hope to mend a divided world? This week Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by Pastor Richard Harrison of Magnolia Cumberland Presbyterian Church to discuss how important it is to stand united with one another despite our differences.
"You just need more faith!" Church and mental health have always had a complicated relationship. This week Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by Fruition's resident therapist, Tatjana Lynn (who just so happens to also be on the worship team), to discuss the importance of vulnerability and seeking both spiritual AND professional counseling.
How important is it to truly get to know the people around you at work, school, or church? Keenan Riley and Nick Sullivan are joined by Robert Robey, a teacher at Bernheim Middle School and Fruition's resident Jesus actor, to discuss the importance of meeting people and kids where they're at.
Our bodies are temples; what you put in is what you get out. Join Keenan Riley, Nick Sullivan, and special guest, Alex Dohn, to figure out how important it is to take better care of your heart, mind, and soul.
What does it take to be successful? This week Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan are joined by entrepreneur, Charles Hutchins, to breakdown what it takes to have and lead a successful church, business, and family.
Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan take a look at the characteristics that define someone who refuses to return their shopping cart at the store.
How can we take the challenges and changes of 2022 and turn it into a forward-moving, growing momentum for 2023?
It may not be easy, heck, it may be painful at times, but having discipline is necessary for growth. Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan take a look at how important discipline is in our everyday walks of life and our walk with God.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan discuss what it means to be truly successful while explaining discipline, motivation, passion, and responsibility.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan are joined by Clint Aubrey from Fruition Church to bring a discussion on what role "The Everyday Christian" should be playing when it comes to religious traditions and politics in 2022 America.
How do we make Christianity relatable to the world? Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan change things up for a look ahead at "The Everyday Christian" and our next season!
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan dive into 2 Kings Chapter 4 and having enough faith to see your prayers and needs answered.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan dive into 1 Kings Chapter 19 and the importance of rest in our Christian walks.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan are in 1 Kings Chapter 17 discussing trusting God when He asks us to do something that doesn't make sense.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan are in 1 Kings Chapter 3 discussing the seriousness of Christians and their commitment to trusting God's plans even when things look chaotic.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan take a trip through 2 Samuel 18 and discuss the dangers of trying to judge someone's decisions without knowing their story.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan discuss 2 Samuel 6 and warn Christians not to judge someone's praise through a small window without seeing and knowing the whole picture and story.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan want to help us stay encouraged through Christ.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan celebrate 1000 downloads and take a look at 1 Samuel Chapter 24 and discuss how important it is for The Everyday Christian to not take shortcuts when waiting on God's promises.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan are in 1 Samuel Chapter 17 discussing one of, if not the, greatest showdowns in history. Hear from them how to slay the giants in your life with the mighty power of God!
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan take a look at 1 Samuel Chapter 16 to help "The Everyday Christian" pick themselves back up when they're faced with failure and keep moving towards God's promises.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan are in 1 Samuel Chapter 13 breaking down Saul's fight against his flesh and impatience instead of waiting on God's promises.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan take a look at 1 Samuel Chapter 4 and warn Christians to be careful of the image they're portraying of Christ in public.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan are breaking down the work ethic and humility of Ruth from Ruth Chapter 2 and how The Everyday Christian can learn from her example.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan take a look ahead after a successful Kid's Church Takeover Service moving into Fruition Church's 5th year and what we expect to see God do next.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick discuss Judges Chapter 16 and how making the same mistake over and over becomes a choice and results in bad consequences.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick discuss Judges Chapter 7 and how we are never truly Underdogs with God on our side.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan discuss Judges Chapter 6 and the difference between asking God for signs and having faith in what God has told you.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan warn against distorting the gospel while discussing Judges 2:10.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick break down Joshua 22 and the importance of empathy and having conversations over assuming and reacting impulsively.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan break down Joshua 7 and what The Everyday Christian’s mentality should be after God grants them a victory.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick are back to discuss Joshua Chapter 4 and how God wants us to remember what He has brought us out of.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick breakdown Moses’ legend status and Deuteronomy Chapter 34.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick break down Deuteronomy Chapter 7 and how important obeying God is if we as The Everyday Christian want to see growth in our lives.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick discuss Numbers Chapter 11 and how the devil can make our past look attractive without telling us what it will cost us to go back.
Pastor Keenan Riley and his Sidekick Nick Sullivan discuss Leviticus Chapter 26 and how much better life could be if The Everyday Christian tuned out the world and listened to God.
Pastor Keenan and his Sidekick Nick discuss Exodus Chapter 32 and how we need to cut ties with our past and wait on God while having faith in his plan and timing.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Exodus Chapter 23 and how we need to trust and have faith in God and His promised instead of relying on the “gods” of this world.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Exodus Chapter 17 and how steady praise is correlated with winning battles alongside faith-filled, supportive friends.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Exodus Chapter 14 and the faith of the Israelites to wait on God to provide a way forward into the promised land instead of returning to bondage where they were comfortable.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Moses’ purpose and God’s power in his life from all the way back in Exodus 3.
Pastor Keenan and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan breakdown the message “Hidden Purpose” by discussing Exodus Chapter 2 and how if we are still here — we still have a purpose!
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Genesis Chapter 42 and how the presence of God in our life can change how others view us. Living in God’s promises can leave us unrecognizable — in a good way!
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Genesis Chapter 39 and how we need to remain faithful and trust in God’s promises over our lives, even in the midst of tribulation.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Romans Chapter 6 and the difference between worldly “freedom” and the true freedom found through Christ.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Acts Chapter 28 and Paul’s faith in the calling God put on his life and how we shouldn’t let the enemy inject death and destruction into our lives to try and trip us up.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Acts Chapter 27 and how God is present in our storms.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Acts Chapter 19 and how we shouldn’t entertain darkness and how we need to go all in on Jesus and the power of His name.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Acts Chapter 16 and how God puts us in difficult situations to glorify Him and reach the lost.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Acts Chapter 9 and how Saul’s encounter with God on the road to Damascus relates to The Everyday Christian.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss the message, “Getting Stoned for Jesus”, and compare Stephen of Acts Chapter 6 to the Everyday Christian.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Acts Chapter 5 and the consequences of lying to God and being aware of the image we portray of Christ and Christians.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Acts and how we need to pray for more boldness, courage, and pray powerful enough prayers to shake the earth.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas (Nick) Sullivan discuss Acts Chapter 2 and how we need to bring back the ideals of the original church started by Peter to the modern day and age.
Pastor Keenan Riley and Nicholas Sullivan discuss Sunday January 2, 2022’s message, “The Passionate Pursuit”.