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Nov 12, 2026

Jeremy Baker on Growing a Church from 46 to 3,000 in Four Years

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Jeremy Baker, lead pastor of Elevate Church in Wallingford, Connecticut, joins Philip Cameron to share the remarkable story of how a congregation of 46 people grew to more than 3,000 worshippers across five weekend services in just four…

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If you were born, God has a plan.— Philip CameronBe still, and know that I am God.— Psalm 46:10I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.— Philippians 4:13For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord.— Jeremiah 29:11The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.— Psalm 23:1Trust in the Lord with all your heart.— Proverbs 3:5

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Jeremy Baker on Growing a Church from 46 to 3,000 in Four Years

Jeremy Baker on Growing a Church from 46 to 3,000 in Four Years

Jeremy Baker, lead pastor of Elevate Church in Wallingford, Connecticut, joins Philip Cameron to share the remarkable story of how a congregation of 46 people grew to more than 3,000 worshippers across five weekend services in just four years—with 4,552 salvations and 600 baptisms recorded in a single year. Growing up on welfare in the streets of Detroit, Michigan, with a father in prison, Jeremy credits his entire trajectory to the moment someone introduced him to Christ. That personal transformation drives his conviction that "lost people reach lost people," and it fuels Elevate Church's identity as what he calls "a hope factory" and "a salvation station." Citing Mark 10:45 — that Jesus "came as a ransom for the many" — Jeremy argues that the vision of the local church is never about bigger buildings or budgets, but about relentlessly pursuing dying, broken, and lost people. Philip and Jeremy unpack the difference between churches in revival and churches in survival mode, the prophetic imagery of Zechariah 1 and the four builders God raises up, and why only 12% of Connecticut residents attend any church — making the Northeast one of the most urgent mission fields in America. Jeremy's church, ranked among the top 100 fastest-growing churches in the country, is launching its first campus in January. Learn more at www.ElementLifeCT.com.

Nov 12, 2026 Jeremy Baker

The Sin of Prayerlessness: Mark Ivey on the First-Century Church

The Sin of Prayerlessness: Mark Ivey on the First-Century Church

Pastor Mark Ivey of Christ Alive Church in Newton, North Carolina, joins Philip Cameron for a convicting conversation about what truly powered the first-century Church — and what the modern American Church is dangerously missing. Drawing entirely from the Book of Acts, Mark reveals that prayer was not merely a spiritual discipline for the early believers; it was the culture that drove every breakthrough, every conversion, and every missionary journey. Mark walks through Acts chapter by chapter, showing that prayer is mentioned 29 times across the book's 28 chapters. He highlights how the outpouring at Pentecost began with a 10-day prayer meeting, how Peter and John's healing of the lame man happened "at the hour of prayer" (Acts 3), and how Paul's first European convert, Lydia, was found at a riverbank prayer gathering. "The funding of Paul's ministry came out of a prayer meeting," Mark notes — not a strategy session. He also unpacks the sobering imagery from Revelation 16, connecting Jesus's warning about being "found naked" to the first-century temple watchman whose garments were set ablaze if he fell asleep at his post. The episode's challenge is direct: the American Church has substituted systems and programs for a genuine prayer culture, and the result is a bride that is "prayerless and powerless." Mark calls every believer — and especially spiritual leaders — to move beyond random, occasional prayer into the kind of sustained, scheduled intercession that shook cities in the first century and can do so again today.

Nov 4, 2026 Mark Ivey

End Times Prophecy and the Battle of Armageddon with Steve Holcomb

End Times Prophecy and the Battle of Armageddon with Steve Holcomb

Steve Holcomb — businessman, Bible scholar, and end times prophecy teacher — joins Philip Cameron for an urgent conversation about the prophetic signs unfolding in today's headlines. Drawing on decades of personal Scripture study, Steve walks through the biblical timeline from the Battle of Armageddon backward, showing how current world events align with specific prophecies in Daniel, Revelation, Luke 17, and 2 Thessalonians. Steve explains his conviction that we are living in the sixth trumpet era of Revelation, warning that "a third part of mankind is fixing to die" before a seven-year covenant is signed — the very covenant that will reveal the Antichrist. He unpacks why the rebuilding of the Third Jewish Temple is the pivotal sign to watch, why the drying of the Euphrates River matters, and why the Church must stop tolerating spiritual compromise. As Steve puts it, "Jesus said when you see the abomination of desolation spoken about by the Prophet Daniel standing in the holy place — for then shall Great Tribulation happen as never was before." For more information about Steve Holcomb's teaching on End Times Prophecy, visit www.SteveHolcomb.org, his social media pages, facebook.com/greattribulationcoming. This episode is a clarion call to study Scripture, recognize the season, and live with urgency.

Oct 30, 2026 Steve Holcomb

Rich Butler on Making Room for God and A Spirit-Led Church

Rich Butler on Making Room for God and A Spirit-Led Church

Rich Butler, lead pastor of Hope Church — a multi-site church spanning two counties in Spartanburg and Greenville, South Carolina — joins Philip Cameron for a candid conversation about what it truly means to make room for God in ministry and in life. Rich shares how a severe heart attack on October 15th sidelined him from the pulpit for nearly three months, and how that forced stillness became the crucible for a word from the Lord drawn from Psalm 81: "If you would only inquire of me, open your mouth wide, I would fill it with good things." He also unpacks the story of the Shunammite woman in 2 Kings 4, whose deliberate act of building a small room — furnished with a table (provision), a chair (authority), a lamp (revelation), and a bed (rest) — became the model for how Hope Church is now approaching every staff meeting, planning session, and Sunday service. Rich reflects on a sobering realization after 25 years of ministry: "If God wasn't moving in the service, I would move in the service." That confession sparked a church-wide shift toward unity of Spirit and Word, echoing R.T. Kendall's call to heal "the great divorce" between word and spirit. Rich also serves as a coach with the Spirit and Truth Network of Churches, led by Pastor Lee Cummings out of Kalamazoo, Michigan. Learn more about Hope Church at www.HopeSC.org.

Oct 28, 2026 Rich Butler

Reclaiming the Church: Biblical Christianity vs. Cultural Compromise

Reclaiming the Church: Biblical Christianity vs. Cultural Compromise

Pastor Lance Halseth of The Rock Church in Sevierville, Tennessee, joins Philip Cameron for a frank, convicting conversation about the church's drift from biblical obedience and what it will take to reclaim a culture-shaping Christianity in America. Lance draws on his remarkable journey—from Knoxville Police Department officer to missionary in Haiti to planting and pastoring a thriving Tennessee church—to show how God tests the depth of our commitment before He expands our calling. He recently completed a seven-to-eight-week sermon series titled "Christianity on Our Terms," examining how believers have quietly redefined tithing, fasting, prayer, and love to make obedience more comfortable, "all the while calling it obedience." Citing 1 Peter 1:16 — "Be holy, for I am holy" — Lance argues that the church has become nearly indistinguishable from the surrounding culture in divorce rates, pornography, and moral compromise. The conversation turns to the Bonhoeffer moment Lance believes America is now facing: an estimated 33–35 million Christians sitting out elections, a church that has traded the fear of the Lord for a "bless me" culture, and pastors who fear men more than God. Lance's challenge to every shepherd is clear—preach the hard things, stand on biblical principle, and trust that confronting truth is how the church grows. Learn more about The Rock Church at www.therockchurchtn.org.

Oct 7, 2026 Lance Halseth

Leading with Faith in Culture: Courageous Christian Leadership

Leading with Faith in Culture: Courageous Christian Leadership

Pastor Allen Jackson, senior pastor of World Outreach Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee — one of the largest congregations in America with more than 15,000 members — joins Philip Cameron to unpack the message of his book "Lead with Faith." Allen shares what compelled him to write it: watching gifted, accomplished people in his congregation shrink back from expressing their faith outside the church walls. "I don't believe we have legitimate Christianity if it only exists when we're together in the church building," he says plainly. Drawing on Proverbs 10:5 — "A son who sleeps during harvest is a disgrace" — Allen calls believers to stop waiting for the majority and start engaging culture boldly with a biblical worldview. He addresses the courage required to speak truth on marriage, gender, and the nature of Christ in a hostile climate, comparing courage to a muscle that only grows stronger through use. He also reflects on his own journey from a congregation of fewer than 30 people — where he mowed the lawn, painted the sanctuary, and cleaned the bathrooms — to the ministry he leads today, reminding listeners that faithfulness in small things is the foundation of every great work. The episode closes with a stirring vision of global revival, with Allen reporting moves of the Holy Spirit in Iran and China. Explore his full library of resources at AllenJackson.com, and find his book at AllenJackson.com/leadwithfaith.

Oct 1, 2026 Allen Jackson

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