In this episode, Pastor Daniel sits down with Joey Agee—a lifelong Bell County resident, devoted husband and father of five, former worship leader, and now a candidate for Justice of the Peace in Precinct One. Joey shares his powerful story of faith, obedience, and what it means to serve God in every area of life—including public service.

From his early days growing up in poverty, to leading worship for nearly two decades, to raising a family with deep roots in the Temple and Belton communities, Joey’s story is one of surrender and purpose. A turning point came when his son was diagnosed with a brain tumor mid-campaign, prompting Joey to fully hand over his plans to God and discover a new level of spiritual intimacy.

Now, as he steps into the political arena, Joey's priority remains clear: follow Jesus closely, serve with humility, and bring integrity and efficiency to the courtroom.

In this special edition of the Under God podcast, Pastor Daniel sits down with Pam Blair, a candidate for District Clerk in Bell County, Texas. A military wife, mother of two, and longtime follower of Jesus, Pam shares her heart for faith, family, and public service—and why she’s stepping up to bring change to a part of local government most people rarely think about.

From her testimony of being miraculously brought back to life as a newborn, to her work in law enforcement and the district clerk’s office, Pam shares how her faith has shaped every step of her journey. This episode is a powerful reminder that when God calls, He equips—and that believers belong in every level of civil leadership.

In this week’s culture review, Pastor Stephen checks in from New York for a fiery discussion on the headlines making waves—from radical policies in Virginia to civil unrest in Minnesota. Pastor Daniel and Pastor Stephen walk through the political moment we’re in, why Christians must be clear-eyed about what time it is, and how to hold fast to biblical values in the middle of chaos.

Together, they break down the spiritual implications of redistricting, immigration, law enforcement, and the threat of civilizational collapse. But it’s not all doom and gloom—this episode also highlights the hope we’re seeing across the country as faith, family, and freedom begin to rise again.

In this episode, Pastor Nate sits down with Raymond Hamden, a faithful single dad, local business owner, and now candidate for U.S. Congress in Texas District 31. What started as an ordinary Wednesday night church service became the spark that ignited Raymond’s political calling—a bold step of obedience that he never planned but couldn’t shake.

With honesty, humor, and conviction, Raymond shares the full story behind his campaign, from humble beginnings in Killeen and a career in real estate to the defining moment God called him off the sidelines. Together, they discuss faith in the public square, the challenges facing the next generation, and why now is the time for fresh voices, biblical values, and courageous leadership in Washington.

In this local spotlight episode, Pastor Daniel sits down with longtime friend and Vintage Church elder Buddy Schwab—now a candidate for Justice of the Peace in Bell County Precinct 2. From Buddy’s early days in Pflugerville to his powerful testimony of redemption, this candid conversation highlights the importance of faith, family, and stepping into the public square with conviction.

Buddy shares why he’s running, how his real estate and law enforcement background uniquely qualify him, and what it means to be a JP in a time when local government matters more than ever. If you’ve ever wondered how Christians should engage with elections, or what it means to lead with both truth and grace, this is the episode for you.