app02 Sun, 27 Sep 2026 02:52:30 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) The Travis Hearn Podcast - Episodes Tagged with “Discipleship” https://thetravishearnpodcast.fireside.fm/tags/discipleship Sat, 12 Sep 2026 18:00:00 -0600 Welcome to my podcast, where we're diving into the incredible stories of faith that fuel some of the most inspiring people you'll ever meet. From pro athletes to everyday heroes, you'll hear personal testimonies, epic life lessons, and powerful conversations that reveal how faith can transform lives and uplift communities. Join me on this journey, and let's get inspired together. Tune in and feel the energy, the passion, and the faith that drives us all! en-us episodic Join me, as I dive into inspiring stories of faith from pro athletes and extraordinary individuals, showing how faith transforms lives and uplifts communities. Travis Hearn Welcome to my podcast, where we're diving into the incredible stories of faith that fuel some of the most inspiring people you'll ever meet. From pro athletes to everyday heroes, you'll hear personal testimonies, epic life lessons, and powerful conversations that reveal how faith can transform lives and uplift communities. Join me on this journey, and let's get inspired together. Tune in and feel the energy, the passion, and the faith that drives us all! no Travis Hearn thpodcast@impactchurch.com Episode 27: Turned A Living Room Into A Movement | Featuring Graham Furtick https://thetravishearnpodcast.fireside.fm/27 8a50a43b-9661-4727-871c-da72c4b14fb4 Sat, 12 Sep 2026 18:00:00 -0600 Travis Hearn full Travis Hearn Graham Furtick — 18-year-old son of Pastor Steven and Holly Furtick of Elevation Church — joins Pastor Travis Hearn to share how a four-person Bible study became a thousand-student movement called "The Living Room." 1:07:35 no <p>Graham Furtick is the 18-year-old son of Pastor Steven and Holly Furtick, lead pastors of Elevation Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, and the founder of "The Living Room" — a student-led worship movement. In this episode, Graham joins Pastor Travis Hearn to share his story: a retreat moment in eighth grade that he couldn't shake, a Sunday-night Bible study started with four friends in his parents' playroom, and how that small group grew into a movement of a thousand students in a single school year. Graham and Travis talk about the weight of growing up under a spiritual microscope as a pastor's kid, what it means to worship without caring who's watching, and why he's challenging students to stop waiting to start living out their faith.<br> Follow Graham Furtick: @graham.furtick
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Follow Pastor Travis Hearn: @travishearn </p> Travis Hearn Podcast, Graham Furtick, Steven Furtick, Holly Furtick, Elevation Church, Elevation Worship, Impact Church, Impact Church Scottsdale, The Living Room, pastor's kid, youth ministry, student led revival, Christian testimony, Bible study, worship movement, Gen Z faith, undignified worship, discipleship, Christian podcast Graham Furtick is the 18-year-old son of Pastor Steven and Holly Furtick, lead pastors of Elevation Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, and the founder of "The Living Room" — a student-led worship movement. In this episode, Graham joins Pastor Travis Hearn to share his story: a retreat moment in eighth grade that he couldn't shake, a Sunday-night Bible study started with four friends in his parents' playroom, and how that small group grew into a movement of a thousand students in a single school year. Graham and Travis talk about the weight of growing up under a spiritual microscope as a pastor's kid, what it means to worship without caring who's watching, and why he's challenging students to stop waiting to start living out their faith.
Follow Graham Furtick: @graham.furtick
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Follow Pastor Travis Hearn: @travishearn

]]> Graham Furtick is the 18-year-old son of Pastor Steven and Holly Furtick, lead pastors of Elevation Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, and the founder of "The Living Room" — a student-led worship movement. In this episode, Graham joins Pastor Travis Hearn to share his story: a retreat moment in eighth grade that he couldn't shake, a Sunday-night Bible study started with four friends in his parents' playroom, and how that small group grew into a movement of a thousand students in a single school year. Graham and Travis talk about the weight of growing up under a spiritual microscope as a pastor's kid, what it means to worship without caring who's watching, and why he's challenging students to stop waiting to start living out their faith.
Follow Graham Furtick: @graham.furtick
Follow Elevation Church: @elevationchurch | elevationchurch.org
Follow Pastor Travis Hearn: @travishearn

]]> Episode 25: The Lie That's Killing Gen Z's Faith | Featuring Emy Moore Brookins https://thetravishearnpodcast.fireside.fm/25 b5ffbaa9-fbaa-4920-997d-eb6a843f091a Fri, 10 Jul 2026 11:00:00 -0600 Travis Hearn full Travis Hearn Emy Moore Brookins went viral before she ever knew Jesus. Now she's unpacking the lie killing Gen Z's faith, what it means to be truly planted in a church, and the Bible study method that changed her walk with God. 1:47:25 no <p>Pastor Travis sits down with Emy Moore Brookins — content creator, minister, and wife of Malik Brookins — for a raw conversation about faith, influence, and getting rooted in Christ. Emy went viral at 16 with zero faith background, then found Jesus at 17 through a neighbor's "dining table ministry" and a prophetic word — though it took two years of sanctification before her life actually caught up to her salvation. In this episode, Emy and Travis dig into why she believes Gen Z's entitlement is really a symptom of deep neglect, the line between influencing and unintentionally becoming a teacher, what it looks like to be "planted" instead of a tumbleweed Christian, and the real difference between genuine church hurt and the buzzword version. She closes out by walking through POIMA — her personal Bible study framework (Prayer, Observation, Interpretation, Meditation, Application) — and prays over pastors and listeners to close the episode. </p> Emy Moore Brookins, Malik Brookins, Travis Hearn, Impact Church, Gen Z faith, church hurt, planted not planted, tumbleweed Christians, Christian influencer, discipleship, sanctification, POIMA Bible study, Bible study method, faith and social media, testimony, salvation story, Christian marriage, church hopping, local church, Scottsdale Arizona, Orlando Florida Pastor Travis sits down with Emy Moore Brookins — content creator, minister, and wife of Malik Brookins — for a raw conversation about faith, influence, and getting rooted in Christ. Emy went viral at 16 with zero faith background, then found Jesus at 17 through a neighbor's "dining table ministry" and a prophetic word — though it took two years of sanctification before her life actually caught up to her salvation. In this episode, Emy and Travis dig into why she believes Gen Z's entitlement is really a symptom of deep neglect, the line between influencing and unintentionally becoming a teacher, what it looks like to be "planted" instead of a tumbleweed Christian, and the real difference between genuine church hurt and the buzzword version. She closes out by walking through POIMA — her personal Bible study framework (Prayer, Observation, Interpretation, Meditation, Application) — and prays over pastors and listeners to close the episode.

]]> Pastor Travis sits down with Emy Moore Brookins — content creator, minister, and wife of Malik Brookins — for a raw conversation about faith, influence, and getting rooted in Christ. Emy went viral at 16 with zero faith background, then found Jesus at 17 through a neighbor's "dining table ministry" and a prophetic word — though it took two years of sanctification before her life actually caught up to her salvation. In this episode, Emy and Travis dig into why she believes Gen Z's entitlement is really a symptom of deep neglect, the line between influencing and unintentionally becoming a teacher, what it looks like to be "planted" instead of a tumbleweed Christian, and the real difference between genuine church hurt and the buzzword version. She closes out by walking through POIMA — her personal Bible study framework (Prayer, Observation, Interpretation, Meditation, Application) — and prays over pastors and listeners to close the episode.

]]> Episode 24: Anticipation Over Expectation | Featuring Montell Jordan https://thetravishearnpodcast.fireside.fm/24 3d347175-7868-42ff-9da1-d99c24ef0bbf Sun, 21 Jun 2026 17:45:00 -0600 Travis Hearn full Travis Hearn Two cancer diagnoses. One stroke. Zero doubt. Pastor Travis Hearn and Montell Jordan get raw about trusting God in the fire — not just after it. 1:29:10 no <p>What happens when the miracle doesn't come the way you expected?</p> <p>Pastor Travis Hearn sits down with his brother and close friend Montell Jordan — yes,&nbsp;<em>This Is How We Do It</em>&nbsp;— for one of the most raw and real conversations we've ever had on this podcast.</p> <p>Montell opens up about his two-year journey through prostate cancer — the diagnosis, the surgery, the recurrence, and the moment his doctor called him on Christmas morning to say the words every cancer patient prays to hear.</p> <p>Travis reflects on his own stroke recovery and together these two men unpack what it actually looks like to trust God not just after the fire — but while you're still in it.</p> <p>Montell drops one of the most powerful reframes you'll hear: expectation is prepaid resentment. And why living in anticipation of God changes everything.</p> <p>This episode is for anyone waiting on a miracle. Anyone who has been through the fire. And anyone who needs to be reminded that God is good — even when it doesn't look the way you planned. </p> Montell Jordan, Travis Hearn, prostate cancer, cancer survivor, stroke recovery, faith, trust God, anticipation, expectation, miracle, Christian podcast, prayer, healing, marriage, cancer diagnosis, God is good, fire, testimony, men of faith, discipleship, hope, Christian men, faith over fear, waiting on God, purpose in pain, stewardship, anticipation over expectation, cancer journey, spiritual warfare, God's sovereignty What happens when the miracle doesn't come the way you expected?

Pastor Travis Hearn sits down with his brother and close friend Montell Jordan — yes, This Is How We Do It — for one of the most raw and real conversations we've ever had on this podcast.

Montell opens up about his two-year journey through prostate cancer — the diagnosis, the surgery, the recurrence, and the moment his doctor called him on Christmas morning to say the words every cancer patient prays to hear.

Travis reflects on his own stroke recovery and together these two men unpack what it actually looks like to trust God not just after the fire — but while you're still in it.

Montell drops one of the most powerful reframes you'll hear: expectation is prepaid resentment. And why living in anticipation of God changes everything.

This episode is for anyone waiting on a miracle. Anyone who has been through the fire. And anyone who needs to be reminded that God is good — even when it doesn't look the way you planned.

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Pastor Travis Hearn sits down with his brother and close friend Montell Jordan — yes, This Is How We Do It — for one of the most raw and real conversations we've ever had on this podcast.

Montell opens up about his two-year journey through prostate cancer — the diagnosis, the surgery, the recurrence, and the moment his doctor called him on Christmas morning to say the words every cancer patient prays to hear.

Travis reflects on his own stroke recovery and together these two men unpack what it actually looks like to trust God not just after the fire — but while you're still in it.

Montell drops one of the most powerful reframes you'll hear: expectation is prepaid resentment. And why living in anticipation of God changes everything.

This episode is for anyone waiting on a miracle. Anyone who has been through the fire. And anyone who needs to be reminded that God is good — even when it doesn't look the way you planned.

]]> Episode 22: He Should've Died. God Disagreed. | Featuring Special Guest Lyle Phillips https://thetravishearnpodcast.fireside.fm/22 46332c52-1f11-4fb5-b5ff-23c5c690e0ea Sat, 25 Apr 2026 20:00:00 -0600 Travis Hearn full Travis Hearn Pastor Lyle Phillips joins Travis Hearn for a raw conversation about addiction, calling, and the moment surrender stops being optional. Lyle shares his journey from a basketball-obsessed Kentucky kid to drug addict, crack house resident, and reluctant church planter — and breaks down the one night God walked into his apartment and gave him a choice. This episode covers the surrender switch, the power of a praying mother, why boredom is just disobedience, and what it looks like to drop everything and actually follow Jesus. 1:07:45 no <p>Lyle Phillips is the lead pastor of Legacy Church Nashville, which he planted in 2016 with his wife Alison. Before pastoring, Lyle spent years battling addiction, homelessness, and near-death — before encountering God in a drug house at 21 years old. Following his conversion, he moved to Mozambique and then India, where his nonprofit Mercy 29 rescued over 400 children from human trafficking. Legacy Church now runs three Sunday morning services and a fourth location in Franklin, Tennessee. Lyle is a husband, father of four, and a preacher with a story that proves God wastes nothing. </p> testimony, addiction, redemption, surrender, calling, discipleship, church planting, men of faith, revival, Holy Spirit, prodigal, prayer, Legacy Church Nashville, Impact Church Lyle Phillips is the lead pastor of Legacy Church Nashville, which he planted in 2016 with his wife Alison. Before pastoring, Lyle spent years battling addiction, homelessness, and near-death — before encountering God in a drug house at 21 years old. Following his conversion, he moved to Mozambique and then India, where his nonprofit Mercy 29 rescued over 400 children from human trafficking. Legacy Church now runs three Sunday morning services and a fourth location in Franklin, Tennessee. Lyle is a husband, father of four, and a preacher with a story that proves God wastes nothing.

]]> Lyle Phillips is the lead pastor of Legacy Church Nashville, which he planted in 2016 with his wife Alison. Before pastoring, Lyle spent years battling addiction, homelessness, and near-death — before encountering God in a drug house at 21 years old. Following his conversion, he moved to Mozambique and then India, where his nonprofit Mercy 29 rescued over 400 children from human trafficking. Legacy Church now runs three Sunday morning services and a fourth location in Franklin, Tennessee. Lyle is a husband, father of four, and a preacher with a story that proves God wastes nothing.

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