On this episode of Kingdom Pursuits, Robby welcomes three guests whose unique passions are advancing God's Kingdom in creative ways. Jennifer Duncan Taylor shares how God transformed her pottery into a powerful ministry, revealing biblical lessons through the potter's wheel and her book, Master Potter, Simple Clay. Jim Klinger discusses using artificial intelligence to set Scripture to music, helping listeners hide God's Word in their hearts, while Jim Corbett introduces Faith Resource Community and its mission to equip believers for ministry. This inspiring conversation reminds us that God can use every talent, passion, and even new technology to glorify Him and reach others with the gospel.

How can Christians faithfully engage culture while staying grounded in God's truth? On this episode of Kingdom Pursuits, Robbie Dillmore welcomes Blaine Kanzati of the Family Policy Alliance and former F-16 fighter pilot Phil Cochran to discuss biblical leadership, public policy, and living a disciplined Christian life. Phil shares powerful lessons from the cockpit and his devotional Lessons Learned at the Speed of Sound, while Blaine explains how Christian legislators are being equipped to uphold biblical values across the nation. Together, they encourage believers to know God's Word, live it intentionally, and impact their communities for Christ. Learn more at KingdomPursuits.com, FamilyPolicyAlliance.com, and find Phil Cochran's book through the links at Kingdom Pursuits.

Guest host Jerry Mathis highlights how God uses ordinary believers to make an extraordinary impact through ministries that meet both physical and spiritual needs. Missionary Ralph Sarzaba shares his passion for planting churches across the Philippines, reaching communities with the gospel, and building a church that will serve as a beacon of hope. The program also features powerful testimonies from listeners whose lives were transformed through Jesus' Labor of Love, a ministry that provides vehicle repairs and transportation assistance to those facing difficult circumstances. NASCAR broadcaster Mark Garrow encourages retirees and believers alike to stay attentive to God's calling, reminding listeners that every season of life is an opportunity to serve His Kingdom. This inspiring episode celebrates generosity, faithful obedience, and the life-changing power of sharing Christ's love in practical ways.

What can a fighter pilot teach us about following Christ?

In this inspiring episode of Kingdom Pursuits, Robbie Dilmore welcomes back former Air Force fighter pilot, pastor, and author Phil Cochran to explore the powerful biblical lessons found in his book, Lessons Learned at the Speed of Sound: A Fighter Pilot's Lessons on Faith, Discipline, and Trust. Drawing from years in the cockpit of the F-16, Phil shares how the disciplines that keep pilots alive—communication, preparation, humility, trust, and constant debriefing—mirror the principles every Christian needs to navigate life's spiritual battles.

From the importance of having faithful "wingmen" and maintaining clear communication with God, to understanding why God's "narrow way" is actually life-giving, this conversation is packed with practical wisdom and unforgettable illustrations. Phil also explains how true strength is "power under control," why spiritual growth requires daily reflection, and how God uses discipline to prepare us for life's toughest moments.

Ready to go deeper? Visit kingdompursuits.com to learn more about Phil Cochran, discover his book Lessons Learned at the Speed of Sound, and explore more inspiring stories of faith, purpose, and Kingdom impact.

In this episode of Kingdom Pursuits, Dwyane Carson sits in for Robby Dilmore and talks with pastor and church consultant David Vaughan about what it takes to build healthy, growing churches. David shares how decades of ministry experience taught him the importance of church health, strong leadership, evangelism, and caring for pastors and church leaders. He explains the seven systems he uses to assess the health of a church and discusses why churches must remain outward-focused and committed to reaching people for Christ. David and Duane also emphasize the power of prayer, sharing the Gospel, and helping believers become disciples who make disciples. Learn more about David Vaughan Consulting and access resources for strengthening your church at dvaughanconsulting.com

On this episode of Kingdom Pursuits, Jerry Mathis welcomes psychologist, life coach, and ordained minister Wade Arnold for a conversation about marriage, discipleship, and building a stronger covenant relationship. Wade shares insights from his book Covenant Marriage Blueprint and explains how recognizing the underlying patterns in a relationship can help couples communicate, recover from conflict, and grow together in Christ. The conversation also features Nikita Koloff, who discusses upcoming events at Pinedale Christian Church and his passion for challenging men to become godly husbands, fathers, and leaders. The episode explores the importance of putting God first, choosing covenant over convenience, and applying biblical principles to everyday relationships.

On this episode of Kingdom Pursuits, Robby Dillmore welcomes Welton James, author of Weltonisms: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Problems, and Timothy Moore, a gearhead disciple with a powerful testimony of brokenness, addiction, restoration, and finding new purpose in Christ. Welton shares how his grandmother's wisdom inspired decades of memorable sayings that ultimately became a book filled with humor, practical wisdom, and biblical truth. Timothy opens up about overcoming physical struggles, addiction, and a lost sense of purpose before discovering God's transforming grace. The conversation explores how God meets us where we are, uses our passions for His purposes, and continues to guide us when we are willing to listen.

On this episode of Kingdom Pursuits, Robby Dillmore explores the power of testimony and storytelling to reveal God's work in our lives.Jonathan Benoist shares his incredible story of being miraculously healed from chronic pancreatitis and how that experience transformed his faith and life. Sam Blumenthal, author of Once Upon a Time, Volume 3, discusses how God uses stories to bring redemption, challenge us, and help us find our way home.