Episodes

  • Tyler and Darren Part 1
    2 Nov 2026
    What would you say if you had just three minutes to live? Darren Bayley and Tyler Easterly begin with a spontaneous conversation about wisdom, habits, mentorship, and personal growth. But when Darren challenges Tyler with three increasingly urgent questions about life and death, the conversation takes an unexpected turn toward forgiveness, faith, eternity, and what truly matters. An honest, unscripted conversation about living today with eternity in mind.
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    33 min
  • Dustin and Darren Hazy Path
    22 Oct 2026
    Join Dustin and Darren Bayley on The Hazy Path Podcast for an inspiring conversation about faith, transformation, and finding God in life's hardest moments. From Darren's journey out of atheism to his ongoing battle with stage four cancer, discover the power of surrender, God's extraordinary love, and the peace that comes through knowing Jesus. Two men share their testimonies, life-changing encounters with God, and what it truly means to live with eternal purpose, hope, and unwavering faith.
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    45 min
  • Where Did He Go?
    2 Jul 2026
    In this episode of The Daily Bayley, I’m sharing a deeply personal song called “Where Did He Go?” What began as a poem became a song that tells the story of my salvation, from a life of mockery, atheism, and a hardened heart, to the moment God began opening my eyes. Through cancer, brokenness, the faithful love of my wife Tracy, and the death of Uncle Jean, the Lord asked the question that changed everything in me: if the body is still here, where did he go? What began as confusion became revelation. God spoke into that moment: “He’s not there because he’s with Me.” From there, Jesus started calling me, and my life began moving from lost to found, from hardened to healed, from death’s shadow into eternal hope. “Where Did He Go?” is more than a song. It’s my testimony of how God found me, saved me, and gave me a story that I pray becomes a pathway leading someone else home to Jesus. Where Did He Go? Written by Darren Bayley Recording Artist: Darren Bayley Published by Daily Bayley Publishing From the Pathways To Jesus collection. Composition © 2026 Darren Bayley. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, synchronization, or commercial use of this musical work without written permission is prohibited.
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    7 min
  • The Faith Muscle
    27 Jun 2026
    In this episode, Darren and Bret talk about the kind of faith that is built before the storm arrives. From atheism and small groups to sabbaticals, fasting, daily bread, and cancer, the conversation explores what it means to trust God when the outcome is still unknown. Darren reflects on day 20 of his water-only fast, the strength God provides in weakness, and the faith required to keep walking when there is no clear answer to the cancer. Together, they unpack the importance of practicing peace, knowing God’s voice, and building a faith muscle strong enough for the road ahead. Because in the Kingdom, nothing goes to waste.
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    19 min
  • Rest Before the Harvest: The Wisdom of Waiting
    22 Jun 2026
    In this conversation, Darren sits down with Brett at Legacy Studios for a thoughtful and often humorous discussion about faith, perspective, rest, wisdom, money, and learning to trust God in the unseen seasons of life. Bret shares about stepping away from work for a year-long sabbatical, inspired by the biblical principle of letting the land rest in the seventh year. What begins as a conversation about rest becomes a deeper reflection on faith, money, identity, fear, obedience, and the courage to believe that God may be doing His deepest work beneath the surface. Together, Darren and Bret explore how God often works through weakness, humility, unusual ideas, and unexpected people. They talk about wisdom, discernment, service, and the way true faith does not always require a full roadmap, only enough confirmation to take the next step. This episode invites listeners to slow down, laugh a little, think deeply, and consider whether the barren-looking seasons may actually be where God is growing the deepest roots.
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    19 min
  • The Moon Was Real But So Was Jesus
    20 Jun 2026
    Two friends once bonded over the ridiculous idea that the moon and God wasn’t real. Then Jesus stepped in. In this episode of The Daily Bayley, Darren sits down with Ryan Campo for a raw, funny, and powerful conversation about friendship, faith, addiction, fatherhood, second chances, and redemption. What began years ago as a running joke became the doorway to one of Darren’s first confessions of faith: “Ryan, the moon is real.” But that was only the beginning. Ryan shares how alcohol pulled him into a pit, how God restored his purpose, redeemed him, and how the same story that once nearly broke him is now being used to strengthen others. This is more than a conversation. It’s a comeback story. It’s comfort passed forward. It’s proof that no life is too far gone when Jesus steps in.
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    50 min
  • The Other Darren is Dead
    18 Jun 2026
    Jeff and Darren explore the topic of various belief systems, touching on atheism, agnosticism, and skepticism. Sharing a personal shift from atheism to born-again faith, Darren highlights the change in value perception from self-centeredness to fostering faith in others. Jeff emphasizes the need for believers to engage with atheists without writing them off. They discuss the peace and stability faith in God brings, alongside the Holy Spirit's transformative power.
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    26 min
  • Built By Faith
    18 Jun 2026
    Darren and Brennan sit down at Legacy Studios for a heartfelt conversation on calling, obedience, entrepreneurship, discipleship, and leaving a legacy for Jesus. From business dreams to spiritual endurance, they explore what it means to trust God, press through challenges, pour into others, and walk by faith when the checkered flag is not yet in sight.
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    47 min