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In a very special episode of TFR, we sit down with Pastor Daron and longtime friend, Pastor Roy Mack of Grace Fellowship Church. Join us for a conversation filled with nostalgia, wisdom, and plenty of heart. From their years of shared history in ministry to the experiences that have shaped Pastor Roy’s calling, they unpack what it means to faithfully serve, stay hungry for God, and make room for Him to move.

As Pastor Roy joins us for Revival Week, hear the heart behind the messages and why revival isn’t just about a week of services—it’s about allowing God to do a fresh work in us.

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What does it really mean to prepare for revival?

In this special bonus episode, Pastor sits down to share the heart behind our upcoming Revival Week—why we’re setting this time apart, what we’re praying God will do, and why preparing our hearts matters just as much as showing up.

As we walk through 21 Days of Prayer together, we’re asking God to move deeply in our church, our community, and in each of us personally. Tune in, hear the heart behind Revival Week, and join us as we seek God together with expectation for all He has in store.

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Are women allowed to speak in church? In this episode, we sit down with Stephanie Gregory and Megan Pope—two women with a heart for serving others through women’s ministry. Together, they share an honest conversation about ministry burnout, the importance of women having a voice, and what it truly means to pour into others while also allowing yourself to be poured into.

Stephanie and Megan remind us that vulnerability is not a weakness, but a place where genuine strength, connection, and spiritual growth can begin. Let this episode encourage you to slow down, receive from the Lord, and draw closer to Him in every season.

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What does it really mean to be a man of God? In this episode, Pastor Matt Pope and our Men's Ministry Director, Nic Bales, talk about a different kind of strength—one that has the courage to lead, the humility to be vulnerable, and the faith to follow God wherever He calls. Join us for an honest conversation about biblical manhood, meaningful relationships, and becoming the men God created us to be.

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Michael and Mary are back for part two of our Student Ministry Month! This week, we’re diving into one of the most important parts of student ministry: the relationships between students, parents, and the adults who invest in them. Hear from our Student Pastor and his wife as they talk about bridging generational gaps, building trust, and what can happen when the whole church comes alongside the next generation.

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Student Ministry is not all about pizza parties and lock-ins—it's unity through discipleship.

Join Student Pastor Michael Flitz and his wife, Mary, as they take you behind the scenes of their investment into the students of Friends. In Part One of our two-part Student Ministry Month series, they explore the excitement, burdens, and calling of pouring into students through vulnerability, intentional relationships, and faithful consistency.

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What happens when you finally hear the truth you never knew you were missing? For Mark and Andrea, everything clicked.

Join the Georger family as they share what it was like stepping into the world of Christianity. From the culture shock of church life to the challenge of sharing their faith with loved ones, they offer an honest look at the beauty and uncertainty of being brand-new believers.

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What happens when the Lord heals a partnership everyone assumed had fizzled for good? In the pilot episode of The Front Row, Pastor Daron Osborne and Pastor Matt Pope open up about the realities of ministry and friendship, division and forgiveness. This isn't a sensational, gossip column headline. It's a story of raw faith and real brotherhood.