For generations, believers stood in moments where faith wasn’t comfortable, safe, or culturally accepted—it cost them everything. In this episode, we step into those moments through the lives of men like Duke Godfrey, Richard the Lionheart, and Ferdinand III, and ask a hard question: what kind of faith actually moves someone to act like that?

This message pushes past passive Christianity and confronts the gap between what we say we believe and how we actually live. It’s about remembering our spiritual inheritance, recognizing that God is still moving, and deciding whether we’ll sit back—or step into what He’s calling us to.

Because at some point, every believer has to answer the same question: if God is still King… what does that mean for how I live today?

What happens when you move past headlines and actually sit across the table from a Muslim?

In this episode, Pastor Nate talks with a longtime missionary serving in the Middle East, sharing real stories of how the gospel is reaching people in one of the hardest places in the world. From everyday conversations to supernatural encounters, you’ll hear how many Muslims are far more open to Jesus than most people realize. This episode brings clarity, challenges assumptions, and shows what it really looks like to stand in truth while loving people well.