Podcasts about Pastor Troy

Pastor Darius welcomes guests Logan and Josh on the In the Room podcast to continue a series on why Jesus loves the church, highlighting Pastor Troy's message about the power of being planted in God's house (Psalm 92:13) rather than drifting or being led by offense and feelings. Logan shares how disconnecting from church led to spiritual decline and how community and accountability helped him, while Josh describes the church's support during a difficult pregnancy when they weren't sure their son Jonas would live. They discuss isolation, the difference between attending church and being planted through serving and ownership, and why people leave due to hurt, relationships, and unwillingness to be held accountable. The episode ends with how to be ready as Christ's bride, sharing the gospel, treating Jesus as holy, and a prayer of salvation.

In Acts 17, Pastor Troy explores Paul and Silas' ministry in Thessalonica and Berea, emphasizing the power of faithfully proclaiming Jesus through the Scriptures. Paul reasoned from God's Word, explained how Jesus fulfilled God's promises, and remained steadfast despite opposition and persecution. The message highlights the example of the Bereans, who eagerly received the Word while carefully examining the Scriptures daily to discern truth. Pastor Troy encourages believers to pursue both eagerness and discernment, reminding us that lasting impact comes not from chasing influence but from faithfully exalting Christ and grounding our lives in God's Word.

On this episode of the In the Room podcast, Jonah, Naomi and Braden discuss Pastor Troy's “Love the Church” message about “don't be the missing piece,” comparing the church to a puzzle where missing pieces stand out and reminding listeners that everyone has a unique function in the body of Christ. They talk about moving from merely attending church to belonging, serving, and finding purpose through community, including ways the church helps combat isolation—especially in younger generations impacted by social media. The conversation highlights accountability and loving correction, referencing Proverbs 27:17 about iron sharpening iron, and emphasizes generational impact through older believers pouring into younger ones.

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Reed, Brianna, and Pastor Billy recap Pastor Troy's message on why Jesus loves the church and why believers should too, describing the church as God's plan for the earth where truth is proclaimed, lives are changed, and darkness is pushed back. They discuss what makes church different from a typical social gathering, share personal moments when church felt like home through worship, support during hardship, and serving, and encourage commitment to a local church rather than isolation. The conversation addresses online church as a tool to connect people but emphasizes in-person community, discipleship, and serving through ministries as the bridge from consuming content to real connection.

On this episode of the In the Room podcast, Jonah is joined by Maddie and Amaya to discuss Pastor Troy's new sermon series, Love the Church, beginning with “Why Jesus Loves the Church.” They share a tornado story about a man cleaning his damaged church because “the church is what built my life,” and reflect on the church as a hospital for hurting people and an ark for salvation. They highlight quotes including A.W. Tozer's “a people filled with God” and Charles Spurgeon's “the dearest place to Jesus,” discuss how church becomes family through showing up for others, and warn that isolation makes people spiritually vulnerable. The group encourages consistent gathering, serving, and community, shares personal testimonies of loneliness met by church support.

In this message from Pastor Troy, he teaches about God as “the God of all hope,” sharing how POW survivors in World War II—including a Bataan Death March survivor—observed that those who held onto belief in God and hope survived at higher rates, echoing accounts like Viktor Frankl's about the collapse of the human spirit when hope is lost. Using Romans 15:13, he explains that biblical hope is not wishful thinking but confident expectation grounded in God's unchanging character and promises, and that hope anchors the soul (Hebrews 6:19) through every kind of storm. He gives practical ways to grow hope—feed on Scripture, remember past victories, and stay around hope-filled people—illustrating with David, Abraham, Joseph, Jeremiah, and Paul's shipwreck in Acts 27.

He was carried by angels. Imagine arriving in Heaven wrapped in the arms of an angel. Join us this Wednesday for a powerful time of worship, fellowship, and the Word! Special guest, Phillip Hatfield shares his supernatural encounter in his message, "Carried By Angels" and the power of one drop of Jesus' blood. This is part of the series, "Don't Miss Life." To learn more about NB CHurch, visit us at www.newbeginnings.org.

 Pastor Troy launches a new series, “Why Jesus Loves the Church?”, while honoring mothers on Mother's Day with a message from Sally Green. Sally shares her experience of waiting 13 years for children, warning not to “waste the waiting,” rejecting lies about identity, and encouraging trust in God through daily prayer and the Word, including Galatians 6:9. She highlights motherhood beyond biology, the power of correction and forgiveness, and Mary's servant-hearted example. Pastor Troy teaches that the church is God's people, unstoppable even under persecution, and that Jesus loves the church because He purchased it with His blood, calling believers to value, unite, and belong to the church.

Pastor Troy taught from Acts 15, showing how the early church gathered to address a major question: whether Gentile believers needed to follow Jewish law to be saved. He explained that false teachers were adding requirements to the gospel, saying “Jesus plus works” instead of salvation by grace alone through faith alone. Peter responded by affirming that both Jews and Gentiles are saved the same way - through faith in Christ and the cleansing work of the Holy Spirit. James confirmed this by pointing to Scripture, showing that the inclusion of the Gentiles was always part of God's plan. The council ultimately agreed that salvation is by grace alone, not human effort or religious rule-keeping. However, they also encouraged Gentile believers to live in ways that promoted unity and avoided unnecessary offense to Jewish believers. The sermon emphasized that grace must both be defended as sufficient in Christ and displayed in how Christians love and live with one another.

Pastor Troy taught from Acts 15, showing how the early church gathered to address a major question: whether Gentile believers needed to follow Jewish law to be saved. He explained that false teachers were adding requirements to the gospel, saying “Jesus plus works” instead of salvation by grace alone through faith alone. Peter responded by affirming that both Jews and Gentiles are saved the same way - through faith in Christ and the cleansing work of the Holy Spirit. James confirmed this by pointing to Scripture, showing that the inclusion of the Gentiles was always part of God's plan. The council ultimately agreed that salvation is by grace alone, not human effort or religious rule-keeping. However, they also encouraged Gentile believers to live in ways that promoted unity and avoided unnecessary offense to Jewish believers. The sermon emphasized that grace must both be defended as sufficient in Christ and displayed in how Christians love and live with one another.

There is a right miracle for you. Sometimes what we expect does not happen. When it comes to miracles, God does it His way, not ours. Join us this Wednesday for a powerful time of worship, fellowship, and the Word! Pastor Troy Jackson shares a message, "Missing A Miracle Because It Came in the Wrong Package?" This is part of the series "Don't Miss it!" To learn more about Larry Huch Ministries, our broadcast, podcast, outreaches, current TV offers, other resources, how to give, and more, visit https://larryhuchministries.com.

Pastor Troy's message challenges listeners to reject complaining and gratitude-less “first-world problems,” citing Philippians 2:12–15 and examples from older generations who endured the Depression and WWII rationing without feeling entitled to complain. The message then addresses seasonal transition and warns against losing spiritual focus during summer routines and vacations, using the story of a lighthouse keeper who became distracted and ran out of oil, and a traveler who missed his flight while scrolling on his phone. Key points include anchoring to what never changes (Malachi 3:6; Hebrews 13:8; Hebrews 6:19), not letting temporary change create permanent drift (Hebrews 2:1), and staying focused on eternal things (Colossians 3:2).

Pastor Troy teaches on sowing and reaping as a generational principle, urging listeners to stop “prizing and protecting dysfunction” and to use their votes as a biblical responsibility, citing Proverbs 29:2 and noting early voting begins May 5. He calls Christians to engage government as the conscience of a nation, vote based on God's Word, and support consistent, qualified leaders.. He shares Ernie and Yolanda Lopez's testimony of decades of faithful giving, serving, patience, and faith leading to acquiring 430+ acres debt-free and launching a bird business, emphasizing that small seeds multiply into far-reaching impact. The message concludes with a salvation invitation and prayer.

Pastor Troy continues our The Way of Jesus series with "Salt & Light" Many of us were taught to think of faith as something purely personal—"my relationship with Jesus." But the good news of the Kingdom was never meant to stay private. It was always meant to be lived in public. —— If you want to support what God is doing through Cityline, click here: https://www.citylineonline.churchcenter.com/giving Want to learn more about Cityline and how to get involved? Click here: https://citylineonline.org Are you in need of prayer or someone to talk with? Click here: https://citylineonline.org/prayer —— Follow us on socials! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/citylineonline/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citylineonline/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCumM40GFhmHumITXmh8MV0g Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cityline-church/id1308579363?mt=2 Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0pHyJ5pxtry1tIMlD9ZBPd?si=e01fc4636d5543e1    

Pastor Troy highlights the importance of gospel conviction, Christian perseverance, and faith under trial, drawing from Acts 14 to show how Paul and Barnabas remained bold despite opposition, persecution, and suffering. He emphasizes that tribulation in the Christian life is not abnormal but part of God's plan, requiring believers to stand firm in biblical truth and unwavering faith. The message also warns against both fear of rejection and the danger of seeking human approval, calling Christians to pursue God-centered living and spiritual endurance. Ultimately, it encourages believers to develop strong Christian convictions rooted in Jesus Christ in order to faithfully navigate hardship and advance the gospel.

Pastor Troy highlights the importance of gospel conviction, Christian perseverance, and faith under trial, drawing from Acts 14 to show how Paul and Barnabas remained bold despite opposition, persecution, and suffering. He emphasizes that tribulation in the Christian life is not abnormal but part of God's plan, requiring believers to stand firm in biblical truth and unwavering faith. The message also warns against both fear of rejection and the danger of seeking human approval, calling Christians to pursue God-centered living and spiritual endurance. Ultimately, it encourages believers to develop strong Christian convictions rooted in Jesus Christ in order to faithfully navigate hardship and advance the gospel.

Pastor Troy teaches from Judges 9:1–57, walking through the rise and fall of Abimelech—a self-appointed king whose leadership brings destruction to himself and others. The post Lessons From the Bramble King (Judges 9:1-57) appeared first on Lookout Valley Baptist Church.

Pastor Tim hosts Reed and Naomi on the In the Room podcast to discuss Pastor Troy's sermon on sowing and reaping, focusing on how God's Word planted in us produces a greater harvest meant to overflow to others. Using Galatians 6:7, Luke 6:45, Proverbs 18:21, and Psalm 51:10, they emphasize that people are always sowing through words, thoughts, attitudes, and actions, and that the passage is both a warning and a promise. They contrast caution with intentionality, stress repentance when sowing “bad seed,” and highlight the lasting impact of words in families, workplaces, and self-talk. Practical steps include taking inventory of life-and-death speech, replacing harmful habits with life-giving words, using “breath prayers,” and creating daily action plans.

In this Church on the Move Roswell message on spiritual warfare, Pastor Troy teaches that faithful stewardship is a powerful and often overlooked frontline weapon against the enemy's plan to render believers ineffective through mismanagement of time, health, finances, relationships, focus, and calling. Defining stewardship as consistently managing what belongs to God, he explains that the enemy attacks what God entrusts to us, while faithful stewardship releases spiritual authority: faithfulness leads to trust, trust to authority, and authority to victory. Using scriptures including Luke 16, Matthew 25, John 10:10, and 1 Peter 5:8, he emphasizes God tests faithfulness in small things and increases what is well managed, grounded in the truth that God is the owner and we are managers.

What's the next step after people receive Jesus as their Lord and Savior? Is there something else that needs to happen after the altar call? Join us this Wednesday for a powerful time of worship, fellowship, and the Word!. Pastor Troy Jackson teaches on "Turning Your Relationships Into Discipleship." To learn more about Larry Huch Ministries, our broadcast, podcast, outreaches, current TV offers, other resources, how to give, and more, visit https://larryhuchministries.com.

Pastor Troy walks through Acts 13 as a turning point where the church shifts from gathering to actively sending. In Antioch, the Holy Spirit sets apart Barnabas and Saul through prayer and fasting, launching an intentional gospel mission. As they go, they encounter both eager belief and strong opposition. Paul proclaims Jesus as the fulfillment of God's promises and the only source of salvation. Though some reject the message, others respond with joy, showing the gospel's power to divide and transform. Through it all, God's mission advances, calling believers to faithful obedience in both success and hardship.

Pastor Troy walks through Acts 13 as a turning point where the church shifts from gathering to actively sending. In Antioch, the Holy Spirit sets apart Barnabas and Saul through prayer and fasting, launching an intentional gospel mission. As they go, they encounter both eager belief and strong opposition. Paul proclaims Jesus as the fulfillment of God's promises and the only source of salvation. Though some reject the message, others respond with joy, showing the gospel's power to divide and transform. Through it all, God's mission advances, calling believers to faithful obedience in both success and hardship.

In this episode of the In The Room podcast, Josh, Pastor Darius and Jean discuss Pastor Troy's sermon on sowing and reaping, highlighting three main points: the seed determines the harvest, the harvest comes later than the seed, and the harvest is bigger than you think because God multiplies. They emphasize that people reap what they sow in every area of life—especially relationships—and that discipline and aligning “seeds” with desired outcomes matter. They also focus on the waiting period between sowing and reaping as a major test of faith, encouraging listeners not to quit when results aren't visible. The conversation stresses that God is the source and everything else is a resource.

Is there a right or wrong way to share the Gospel and win souls? Not necessary, but there is a Master Teacher who knew how to share the truth that changes lives. Join us this Wednesday for a powerful time of worship, fellowship, and the Word! Pastor Troy Jackson shares a message on "Pray First, Speak Second." To learn more about NB Church, visit www.newbeginnings.org.

Atlanta Rapper, Entertainer, and Musician Pastor Troy chats about the hawks atmosphere for Game 3, making sure not to sell tickets to any Knicks fans, the season-long turnaround, parting ways with Trae Young, looking forward to seeing what Kevin Stefanski can do in his first year, passing Brian Snitker in the hallway, the Braves getting off to a strong start this season, liking what he saw from UGA in the Spring Game, possibly convincing Julio Jones into going to Alabama, and how excited he is for the environment at the Hawks game on Thursday.

In Hour 1, Andy and Randy talk about the Hawks game tomorrow night with the legendary Pastor Troy, the Braves loss last night, some of the surprising results in the NBA, and Emory Hunt joins to preview the NFL Draft.

What happens when someone hides God's Word deep in their heart? In this powerful and unique message, Pastor Troy Jones recites the entire book of James from memory—bringing Scripture to life as a living, breathing sermon. This isn't just a presentation—it's a testimony of how God's Word can transform anyone.

Pastor Troy walks through Acts 12 as a powerful story of God's sovereignty unfolding through persecution, rescue, and judgment. Acts 12 begins with deep loss as James is killed and Peter is imprisoned, reminding us that following God does not mean avoiding suffering. With no worldly power, the church responds through earnest prayer, placing its trust fully in God. God then miraculously rescues Peter, even as the believers struggle to believe their prayers are being answered. In contrast, King Herod's pride leads to his sudden and humbling death, showing that human authority cannot stand against God. Through it all, God's Word continues to grow and multiply, calling us to trust His goodness and sovereignty even when outcomes don't make sense.

Pastor Troy walks through Acts 12 as a powerful story of God's sovereignty unfolding through persecution, rescue, and judgment. Acts 12 begins with deep loss as James is killed and Peter is imprisoned, reminding us that following God does not mean avoiding suffering. With no worldly power, the church responds through earnest prayer, placing its trust fully in God. God then miraculously rescues Peter, even as the believers struggle to believe their prayers are being answered. In contrast, King Herod's pride leads to his sudden and humbling death, showing that human authority cannot stand against God. Through it all, God's Word continues to grow and multiply, calling us to trust His goodness and sovereignty even when outcomes don't make sense.

In this message from our Judges series, Pastor Troy teaches from Judges 6:1–40 and introduces us to Gideon- a fearful and unlikely leader whom God calls to something greater. Through Israel's struggle and Gideon's story, we see that God often allows difficulty to reveal deeper issues in our hearts before bringing deliverance. But even in […] The post The LORD Is Peace (Judges 6:1-40) appeared first on Lookout Valley Baptist Church.

On the In The Room podcast, Jonah welcomes Logan and Pastor Billy and discuss Pastor Troy's new sermon series on reaping and sowing, emphasizing the law of causality: every cause has an effect and every effect has a cause. They reflect on how words, habits, and choices function as “seeds” that produce corresponding outcomes in relationships, work, health, and spiritual life, citing Galatians 6:7 and the idea that you can't sow disorder and expect order. They contrast harmful seeds like constant complaining and doom scrolling with planting peace through structure, God's Word, and gratitude. Logan shares reconciling with someone at the gym as a seed that influenced his younger brother, while Pastor Billy describes years of prayer leading to his prodigal stepson's transformation. Logan also recounts finding faith in Teen Challenge after a 2019 suicide attempt and arrest.

There are many teachers and preachers have moved off a bible-based, Gospel message, Many people are wanting a platform ministry. But God builds character and promotion from the faithfulness in the small things. Join us this Wednesday for a powerful time of worship, fellowship, and the Word! Pastor Troy Jackson shares a message on "The Ministry of Small Things." To learn more about NB Church, visit www.newbeginnings.org.

This week Josh welcomes Pastor Darius and Miss Naomi, they share their backgrounds, callings, and passion for youth ministry. Darius recounts growing up in Artesia, New Mexico, giving his life to Jesus and feeling called to ministry at 13, later pursuing semi-pro soccer with New Mexico United before leaving it after sensing God calling him back into ministry. Naomi shares making her faith her own at eight after losing her grandmother, sensing a call to ministry in fifth grade through a speaking competition, and later attending Bible college in Dallas where she met Darius. They discuss why youth ministry matters, connecting with students, recent youth events, summer camp, and Darius prays for listeners to answer God's call, followed by camp sign-up info and a plug for Pastor Troy's new sowing-and-reaping series.

Join us this Wednesday for a powerful time of worship, fellowship, and the Word! Niow more than ever is the time to bring people into the Kingdom of God and help them grow into disciples. Pastor Troy Jackson shares his message, " Let Your Light Reach Your Circle." To learn more about Larry Huch Ministries, our broadcast, podcast, outreaches, current TV offers, other resources, how to give, and more. Visit https://larryhuchministries.com. To discover more about NB Church, visit www.newbeginnings.org.

Jesus redeemed you completely. He has broken every curse, and released every blessing, so that you can experience abundant life in Him. Discover more in this month's study of Pastor Larry Huch's classic book, "7 Places Jesus Shed His Blood." Today's message by Pastor Troy Jackson is on the topic of "Willpower." Stay connected with us at: www.newbeginnings.org, www.larryhuchministries.com larryhuchministries.com/resources/#podcast.

Pastor Troy's Easter message emphasizes that through the resurrection of Jesus, both life and death become a “win-win” for believers — living means fruitful service to Christ, while dying means being in His presence. He highlights how Paul's perspective reframes death not as an end, but as a transition into eternal life, removing fear and giving purpose to both living and dying. The message challenges cultural views of death, presenting it as a defeated enemy through Christ's victory, and calls listeners to place their faith in Jesus alone. Ultimately, the message invites a response of trust in the risen Christ, who transforms the meaning of life, death, and eternity.

Pastor Troy's Easter message emphasizes that through the resurrection of Jesus, both life and death become a “win-win” for believers — living means fruitful service to Christ, while dying means being in His presence. He highlights how Paul's perspective reframes death not as an end, but as a transition into eternal life, removing fear and giving purpose to both living and dying. The message challenges cultural views of death, presenting it as a defeated enemy through Christ's victory, and calls listeners to place their faith in Jesus alone. Ultimately, the message invites a response of trust in the risen Christ, who transforms the meaning of life, death, and eternity.

Join us as Pastor Troy shares a special Good Friday message.

Pastor Troy's Good Friday message focused on the temptation to soften or move away from the true message of the cross. He explained that the cross is offensive because it confronts our pride and sin, and foolish in the eyes of the world, as seen in 1 Corinthians 1:18. It is also polarizing, dividing those who believe from those who do not, with no middle ground. The cross can feel scandalous and like a stumbling block because it offers salvation by grace alone, not by our own efforts.

Pastor Troy's Good Friday message focused on the temptation to soften or move away from the true message of the cross. He explained that the cross is offensive because it confronts our pride and sin, and foolish in the eyes of the world, as seen in 1 Corinthians 1:18. It is also polarizing, dividing those who believe from those who do not, with no middle ground. The cross can feel scandalous and like a stumbling block because it offers salvation by grace alone, not by our own efforts.

Pastor Troy continues our No Greater Love Series with "Sacrificial Love".   God's Love is not just a committed love, it is a Covenant-Keeping Love. God's Love is Self-Sacrificing. How do you respond to that type of love? 1. Acknowledge Love of God 2. Embrace the Love of God 3. Embody the Love of God —— If you want to support what God is doing through Cityline, click here: https://www.citylineonline.churchcenter.com/giving Want to learn more about Cityline and how to get involved? Click here: https://citylineonline.org Are you in need of prayer or someone to talk with? Click here: https://citylineonline.org/prayer —— Follow us on socials! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/citylineonline/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citylineonline/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCumM40GFhmHumITXmh8MV0g Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cityline-church/id1308579363?mt=2 Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0pHyJ5pxtry1tIMlD9ZBPd?si=e01fc4636d5543e1  

Today's sermon is Seven Cries From The Cross by Troy Warner Find more teaching from Pastor Troy at www.cclburg.com

On this episode of the In The Room podcast, Naomi, Pastor Billy, and Reed, discuss Pastor Troy's conclusion to his Power of Prayer series, emphasizing that gratitude is the seed of increase and that breakthroughs can come through thanking God for what He has already done, including unseen protection. They reflect on how comfort can reduce thankfulness, and highlight 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18. The conversation explores why people default to complaining, the power of the tongue, taking responsibility, and how gratitude can counter anxiety by focusing on what God has given. They encourage practicing thanksgiving in small trials, discuss discipline through endurance experiences.

What is it like to die? What would happen if you encountered God in Heaven? Find out more with special guests Steve and Beverly Maxwell as they share "When Heaven Interrupts Death." Join us this Wednesday for a powerful time of worship, fellowship, and the Word!. The Full You Tube Episode - To Heaven and Back - Steve Maxwell and Lara Logan. Link is https://youtu.be/89zBn5pWpvs?si=jGcZy... To learn more about NB Church, visit www.newbeginnings.org.

You can be victorious over resentment and doubts today! Satan is looking for any opportunity he can get to defeat you. This month's series is Slaying the Giant's, a book by Dr. David Jeremiah. Discover how to be spiritually equipped, the enemy and win, and life a victorious life. Today's message by Pastor Troy Jackson is about overcoming "Resentment and Doubts." Stay connected with us at: www.newbeginnings.org, www.larryhuchministries.com larryhuchministries.com/resources/#podcast.

On this episode of the In the Room podcast, Jonah is joined by Maddie and Amaya to discuss Pastor Troy's part four message, “There's Power in Prayer,” focusing on intercessory prayer as an act of love and a way to become more like Jesus, the ultimate intercessor. They talk about praying like it's all up to you while trusting God like it's all up to Him, recognizing when someone comes to mind as an invitation to pray, and how prayer matures when it moves from self-focused to praying for others—including enemies—by redirecting complaint and criticism into prayer. Thank you all for listening and have a blessed day!

Recorded in Atlanta during the Art Papers symposium: Fire Ecology Artist Antonio Darden joins Duncan MacKenzie and Brian Andrews in Atlanta, where the conversation opens with one of the most arresting images in Darden's recent work: an alien laid out on an autopsy table. What begins as a discussion of a strange installation quickly unfolds into a deeply personal exploration of grief, memory, and the ways artists translate trauma into form. Darden describes the work Last One Left, a project that emerged from a cascade of personal losses: the deaths of his mother, brother, and father, leaving him the final surviving member of his immediate family. The alien body becomes a surrogate figure, a way to approach unbearable realities obliquely. Humor, conspiracy culture, and pop imagery become tools for making painful subjects accessible without dulling their impact. As Darden explains, confronting audiences with a literal body can shut down reflection, but a grey alien opens a space where grief can be processed at a distance before it lands. The conversation moves through the complicated emotional landscape that shaped these works: family histories stretching from Trinidad to New York, the lingering trauma of police violence after his brother's death in Atlanta, and the strange burden of becoming the keeper of a family archive of memories, objects, and stories. Darden reflects on what it means to inherit not only possessions but also responsibility for the narrative of a family's past. From there, the discussion shifts to Darden's increasingly theatrical performance practice. He recounts a recent performance staged in an entirely blacked-out theater that blended wrestling mythology, Atlanta rap history, gospel music, cinematic references, and sculptural staging into a chaotic and emotional ritual. Undertaker imagery, Pastor Troy, Lil' Kim, and The Naked Gun collide in a deliberately excessive spectacle meant to mirror the overwhelming density of memory and grief. Throughout the conversation, Darden describes his work as a kind of mental montage. Cars, hip-hop, conspiracy theories, television shows, and family trauma coexist in the same symbolic landscape. Rather than separating high and low culture, he embraces the full range of references that shape lived experience. The episode also turns toward the future, as Darden reflects on fatherhood and the challenge of raising a young son while carrying the weight of family history. In contrast to the losses that haunt his work, his son's creativity and confidence offer a different kind of legacy. What emerges is a portrait of an artist using humor, spectacle, and cultural collage to navigate the most difficult questions of survival, responsibility, and memory. Name Drop List: Antonio Darden – https://www.antoniogdarden.com Craig Drennen – https://craigdrennen.com Jared Christian – https://www.instagram.com/jaredchristian Devonté Hynes – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dev_Hynes Blood Orange – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_Orange_(musician) Young Thug – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_Thug Shawty Lo – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shawty_Lo Pastor Troy – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pastor_Troy Lil' Kim – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lil%27_Kim John P. Kee – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_P._Kee Gillian Anderson – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gillian_Anderson Dana Scully – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dana_Scully The X-Files – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_X-Files Tupac Shakur – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupac_Shakur Michael Jackson – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jackson Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_%26_Order:_Special_Victims_Unit Olivia Benson – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olivia_Benson Gordon Ramsay – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon_Ramsay Kitchen Nightmares – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitchen_Nightmares Kanye West – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanye_West Bound 2 – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bound_2 The Ponderosa Twins Plus One – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ponderosa_Twins_Plus_One The Undertaker – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Undertaker Priscilla Presley – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priscilla_Presley Leslie Nielsen – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslie_Nielsen The Naked Gun – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Naked_Gun Cyclops – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclops_(Marvel_Comics) X-Men '97 – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Men_%2797 Radcliffe Bailey – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radcliffe_Bailey Art Papers – https://www.artpapers.org/ Fire Ecology – https://www.artpapers.org/fire-ecology/  

Experience this week's Torah Class with Pastor Troy Jackson as he shares as message on "Deception = The Golden Calf and Elijah vs. the Prophets of Baal." The Torah Class is now available on stream. Stay connected with us at: www.newbeginnings.org www.larryhuchministries.com larryhuchministries.com/resources/#podcast

Josh hosts Pastor Tim and Reed on this weeks In The Room podcast to discuss Pastor Troy's second week of “The Power of Prayer,” highlighting 1 Thessalonians 5:17 to explain that praying without ceasing is constant connection with God, not constant talking. They emphasize praying with authority rooted in God's love, faith, and relationship, encouraging immediate, conversational prayer and greater specificity rather than vague intentions.The team discusses how prayer flows from relationship, faith, and the authority believers have through God's love. Instead of waiting for the perfect moment, they encourage believers to pray immediately and conversationally, much like texting a friend throughout the day.If you've ever wondered how to develop a more natural, powerful, and consistent prayer life, this conversation will encourage and equip you.