Circuit Rider Trainings

Amy Ward teaches on the Holy Spirit and the baptism of the Holy Spirit at 21 Project in Kona, HI in 2021.

Derek Mack talks about the authority of the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of knowing the Word, the Truth, so we aren't led astray by the enemy or by false prophets. Derek teaches on why we can trust the Bible from a historic standpoint. He challenges us to value the Bible and to see it as an honor that we have it so easily accessible.

Derek Mack teaches on the Salvation Army, talking about who they were and what their purpose was. He shares a story about a defining moment for Circuit Riders, when a mantle was imparted during the Brave Love Summit of 2020. Derek teaches on different culture pieces that the Salvation Army carried and urges us that we cannot live off of other people's revelation but must know God for ourselves.

Derek Mack speaks on the culture of initiation for 21 Project in Kona, HI in 2021.

Derek Mack talks about what a culture of courage mixed with simple obedience can do for the world. He and his wife, Chloe, share stories of different missionaries and their courage.

Teo Hayashi speaks on the Gospel of the Kingdom at 21 Project in Kona, HI in 2021.

Teo opens up with the story of Esther, focusing specifically on Esther 4. He shares his personal story and how he experienced God as a Father after tragedy hit his family. Teo urges us to make sure our purpose is greater than our influence at all times. He emphasizes that if our influence is greater than our purpose, that we need to update our purpose.

Joel Bomberger shares his testimony and explains how he got started in missions and evangelism.

Lenny Hernandez speaks to the DTS about words of knowledge and walking actively in that spiritual gift. Lenny explains that there are no levels of anointing, rather we are fully anointed where we stand now and need to exercise the gifts. Lenny speaks on John 4 and the woman at the well, explaining what faith can do in the room and for ministry.

Jake Mason speaks on relationships - sharing from his experience, his marriage and the Bible. He explains the importance of marring someone who has a similar calling to you while also emphasizing that God won’t force you into a relationship or marriage. Jake tells of his and his wife’s story and shares advice that he learned along the way.

Jake Mason shares what the Seven Spheres are and how they shape the way we live. Jake asks the question, how many of these spheres are shaped by a biblical worldview? He encourages the school to be sure that the things of the world are not influencing us more than our biblical worldview is influencing us. Jake states that believers are meant to disciple the nations and explains that in order to disciple, we must open our mouths and take a stand- not by creating a new system but by walking in the power of the Spirit.

Jake Mason teaches on the four laws of logic, emphasizing the importance of agreeing with the truth of Scripture in our lives. Jake explains that the truth is Jesus and that is what we should build our lives upon. He mentions that as believers of Jesus, we will disagree with other people and emphasizes if we don’t stand on the Rock that is the truth of Jesus, we will fall. Jake encourages the school that Scripture is everything and to build our lives upon it, with reverence and the fear of God. Jake ends the podcast by explaining why we trust the Bible as believers.

Zach Nash shares how God is grafting people into the Circuit Rider storyline, explaining what it looks like to carry the DNA of a Circuit Rider and a leader. Zach shares his testimony with the school as well as stories from his DTS, emphasizing that God meets us in our weakest and most vulnerable states. Zach encourages the school to expand their mindsets from "doing a DTS" to realizing God is writing a much larger storyline. Zach touches on the mantle of field evangelism falling on Circuit Riders, what faith can look like and the joy that comes with laying our life down to see the revival Jesus is creating.

Chase Cofer shares the storyline of Circuit Riders and YWAM. He emphasizes the importance of knowing your story and how it intertwines with what you are a part of. Chase encourages the school to keep giving their yes to Jesus, highlighting that we will never know what can come of our simple acts of obedience. Chase explains that expansion of the Kingdom comes when we say yes. He then highlights the importance of servant heartedness, telling the story of Jesus washing the disciples feet. Chase encourages the school to remain in the active love of Christ and ends his time by sharing how he and his wife Lindy said yes to adoption.

Chase Cofer shares his story of how doing a DTS (Discipleship Training School) through YWAM changed his life. He shares his ability to find deeper intimacy and friendship with Jesus through this unique time in his life, encouraging the school to go after the same thing. Chase emphasizes the importance of diving head first into the active love of Christ, explaining how it will allow the Lord to do the most in our lives. Chase says the key to deeper transformation is to be undone at who Jesus is and concludes his time with a prayer for a deeper love encounter.

Nick Brennt gives practical ways to give up your life for love and effectively live out the Great Commission.

Zach Nash speaks on suffering love. He reminds us that we are called to take up our cross and live like Christ.

Zach Nash shares on active love versus passivity. We are challenged to emulate Jesus' love and his example of active pursuit.

Nick Brennt speaks on the love of God. He emphasizes that since God is love, all other attributes of God's character flow from a place of love. We are reminded that Jesus is a reflection of God and therefore an example of counter cultural love for us to imitate. We are challenged to see opportunity to love others.

Zach Nash dives into the importance of cultivating a culture of honor. He shares Biblical examples of honor and we learn how dishonor can put a ceiling on the miraculous. Zach leaves us with practical ways we can honor the people around us.

Andy Bryd discusses what Jesus is doing through out the nation and how we can actively partner with him.

Andy Byrd gives some practical keys to diving into the Word. He explains how to develop the habit of not only reading the Bible cover to cover, but also studying the context of passages, turning verses into prayers, and writing out our own commentary on what we read.

Andy Byrd shares about the importance of having a vibrant relationship with the Word of God. We learn three paradigms that we should consider when we approach reading the Bible: the presence of the author, love for the author and the need for first hand revelation.

JT Thomas speaks more in depth about justice and how there is no justice without Jesus. He touches on systemic racism and white privilege while also challenging us to engage in social justice conversations not just intellectually, but spiritually. JT asks us to consider what a Jesus protest would look like and urges us to evaluate whether or not the Bible is informing how we engage with the world.

JT Thomas shares more of his story, including his family's history in music and worship. Through his personal experience with his aunt, Nina Simone, and brother, Jaye Thomas, we learn about music birthed from black culture. JT speaks on the righteousness and justice of God. He emphasizes that the Gospel of Jesus is a Gospel of justice but that there can't be true justice apart from Jesus.

JT Thomas, founder of Civil Righteousness, shares part of his story and brings us into the storyline of what God is doing in the African American community. We learn more about racial injustice, pathologies of oppression and God's redemptive nature. He emphasizes that God is present in times of trouble and the importance of Biblical unity.

Taylor continues his teaching on Biblical Worldview. He emphasizes that as Christians, we don't get to pick and choose what we want to obey. Taylor highlights the importance of knowing the truth and growing in intimacy with God, even when out flesh doesn't want to.

Taylors Stutts teaches on what it means to have a Biblical Worldview. He tells his testimony of realizing the importance of having a Biblical foundation and explains the power of being hungry for the Word of God. We learn the importance of allowing God's Word to change our lives.

Lindy continues to share on what it means, as believers, to live out our identity as priests. We are encouraged to not only live set apart but also to stand in the gap for people so that they can be made right with God.

Lindy speaks on our identity as Christ followers and who we are as a priesthood. She explains why that's relevant today, not just part of the Old Testament. We learn the importance of being set apart from the world, not defined by it. She emphasizes that obedience and surrender are keys to bringing us closer to God and living out our true identity.

Lindy teaches on what it means to live a lifestyle of worship. She shares her testimony and the process of fully surrendering to God. We learn that true worship and true pursuit of God lays a foundation of friendship with Him that will continue on in eternity. We are inspired to get rid of a religious mindset towards worship and return to the kind of worship described in the Bible.

Chris Burns shares practicals on how to cultivate intimacy with God. We learn why discipline and consistency are important for building relationship, and how to enter our quiet time with our hearts positioned to receive from the Lord. Chris ends with suggestions on how to establish these practices in prayer.

Chris Burns breaks down what a friendship with God looks like and emphasizes why we should value His presence above promises or promotions. He discusses discipleship and how it is the crucial second step after salvation. We learn how spending time with Jesus effects those around us and we are challenged to be people that reflect the image of the Father.

Chris Burns teaches on personal intimacy with Jesus and emphasizes that true maturity is based in the Word of God. He highlights the importance of our relationship with God taking priority over our ministry life.

Chris Burns shares the storyline of what God is doing on Bourbon St. in New Orleans, including powerful testimonies of revival. We learn about what it looks like for worship to be a form of evangelism.

Nick dives into the topic of why we should trust the Bible. We are challenged to evaluate if we really take the entirety of the scriptures as God's word. Nick talks about giving the Bible authority in our lives, letting it be our foundation of truth and using it to judge what is right. He ends by sharing testimonies of great people who took God at His Word and radically changed the world because of it.

Nick teaches on the practicals of hearing God's voice. He emphasizes that if Jesus needed the Holy Spirit, how much more does every believer need to be trusting and listening to the Holy Spirit as well. Nick talks about earnestly desiring spiritual gifts, specifically the prophetic. We are encouraged that the same Holy Spirit from the Bible is the same Holy Spirit in us.

Nick speaks on intentionally building relationship with God. We learn that prayer is the key to moving God's heart, and when it's done from a place of friendship not duty, it can allow us to live out the unimaginable. We are given practical ways we can grow in prayer and encouraged by stories of those who have seen miracles through persistent prayer.

Sammy uses Salvation Encounter to speak on evangelism. He encourages us to preach the full Gospel even if we are uncomfortable and reminds us that we don't save people, Jesus does. Sammy challenges us not to let evangelism be limited to certain hours of our week, rather to let it overflow into our everyday encounters with people.

Holly continues on the topic of freedom, with an emphasis on strongholds and injustices. We learn that most things we are struggling with can be traced back to a deficiency of love or a deficiency of truth. We are given practical tools for tearing down strongholds in our lives and walking into total freedom.

Matt shares a bit of his story and introduces the freedom we have available to us through Jesus. We learn that even as Christians, there are times when we may have to fight against our sinful nature but that admitting our struggle is not shameful, rather a sign of humility. He uses the story of Joshua in the Bible to inspire us to take possession of our promised freedom and fight to drive the enemy out.

Amy Ward teaches on what it means to walk out in the power of the Holy Spirit. She emphasizes that as believers, the Holy Spirit is a friend that wants to be involved in our daily lives and that without him we can’t walk in the fullness of what God has for us. We learn that through being obedient to the voice of the Holy Spirit we gain wisdom and power.

Amy Ward teaches on the biblical scriptures we find about the baptism of the Holy Spirit. When we are continually filled with the Holy Spirit and allow Him to have control in our lives, we are clothed in power and operate in the spirit. By His spirit we can operate in our giftings, speak in a heavenly language, and walk in the fullness of our faith in Jesus Christ.

Amy Ward shares her powerful testimony and brings us into the prophetic storyline of the Circuit Riders. We learn how a moment of encounter with the Lord birthed a movement that is now sweeping the globe with the simple Gospel.

Derek Mack teaches on the history of the original Circuit Riders. We are inspired by men like John Wesley and Francis Asbury and the gritty DNA they carried. We are challenged to sign up for being uncomfortable and to raise our expectations for our lives in order to make a difference in the world.

Zach Nash shares part of his testimony, including his encounter with the Holy Spirit and the moment knew he was forgiven. We are urged to personally approach the throne of God with boldness, not timidity, regardless of where we are at in life. Zach emphasizes that intimacy with God is possible because of grace and the blood of Jesus and not because of how well we perform.

Zach continues the discussion on having a surrendered heart. We are encouraged to surrender our plans of what we think is best for ourselves in order to get what God knows is best for us.

Brian Brennt explains how surrender is essential for total freedom in our lives. We learn that we have to be willing to surrender our right to convenience, comfort, appearance, and recognition, in order for God to use us in wild ways!

Brian Brennt discusses having courage as believers. We learn what it means to tremble in fear of the Lord over fear of man, how to walk out sacrificial love, and how to say yes to the cost of seeking His kingdom with burning zeal. We are challenged to boldly ask the Lord to bend us to His spirit and choose to be joyfully obedient to His desires for our lives.

Brian Brennt speaks on being forerunners for Christ. We learn through Circuit Rider history and examples in scripture how the simple obedience of the few can make a big impact. We are challenged to go places and do things we haven't done before and not let fear stand in our way of being a forerunner.

Sammy Rodriguez takes us back to the basics of Gospel truth. He dives into what it looks like to have extravagant generosity, not just with finances, but with our time and our words of encouragement. He also shares about radical courage through the story of Jonathan and his armor bearer in 1 Samuel 14.

Derek Mack begins a new series, highlighting the grit and conviction that will be required of the Circuit Riders to steward the mantle of the Salvation Army. He commissions every believer to "get God for yourself" and step deeper in to the lifestyle that cultivates deeper breakthrough.

Chris shares the power of the gospel for salvation. He gives practical teaching on how to walk in the power of God and witness to others, calling a generation of leaders to activate in Spirit led evangelism.

Chris Overstreet shares his testimony, highlighting how God uses him to bring transformation into other's lives. He teaches on the power of God and living boldly for Jesus, encouraging young leaders to step our in faith and allow God to use them for His glory.

Gus talks about why preaching the Gospel is important to missions and the return of Jesus. He emphasizes that we must first know God before we can make Him known.

Join us for Part two of Gus Ruballos message, as we learn more about the big picture of Jesus, his life on earth and the story God has written for our lives.

Gus Ruballo shares his testimony and what it looks like to be poured out before Jesus.

Nick teaches key principles on stewarding your calling and persevering through opposition. Emily then shares her powerful testimony of perseverance.

Nick teaches Biblically on what God's guidance looks like in our lives. He encourages young leaders to rest in the grace of God which is working powerfully in our lives leading us toward our calling.

Nick teaches on finding your calling through serving and loving others. He calls a generation of believers to value being used by God and earnestly desire to fulfill His call on our lives.

Brian and Christy Brennt speaking on "Activating The Prophetic" on February 24, 2020.

Nick Brennt teaches on our highest calling: to love God with all of our heart, mind, and strength. He gives practical examples on how we can steward our calling by keeping our main focus on Jesus and loving Him above all else.

Taylor's continues teaching on Biblical Worldview for day 2. He introduces the seven spheres of influence and how God has spoken into every area of our lives through the Bible. He encourages believers to allow God to use our gifts, interests, and talents for Kingdom impact within each sphere.

Taylor Stutts teaches on the importance of having a strong biblical foundation. He emphasizes the value of knowing the Bible and highlights the historical validity of the scripture.

Brad LaChapell introduces the topic of unity before John Howard and Aly Edwards steward a healing conversation about race and reconciliation. Brad uses a passage in John 17 to highlight that Jesus' last prayer before going to the cross was about unity. Brad emphasizes that God is not shocked by the issues of racism we are facing today. We learn about the healing that comes when we listened with grace and mercy to those around us.

Joel Bomburger goes through the scripture teaching on the importance of being immersed in The Holy Spirit. He then touches on the gifts of the Spirit and the role that they play in our lives today, calling a generation to walk in intimacy with the Spirit.

Zach teaches on the culture of the Kingdom. He dives into our calling, which is first and foremost being radical servants, living in humility, and showing honor to everyone.

Zach Nash teaches on what it really means to be a new creation in Jesus Christ. He points out parallels between the book of Genesis and the Gospel of John to show God's plan for humanity. He also shares important practicals on living according to our new life in Christ.

Lenny Hernandez is a global missionary and church planter. He gives young leaders practical tools on sharing the gospel, living a kingdom lifestyle, and stewarding our finances unto The Lord.

Lenny Hernandez shares his testimony, emphasizing the ability of the Gospel to transform lives. His story inspires a generation to walk in boldness, obeying each step the Lord lays before us and sharing the gospel at every moment.

Brian talks about salvation, answering questions about Biblical salvation and how to be secure in our position with Christ. Freedom is rooted in salvation, so without an understanding of our position in Jesus and what that means for our lives we will never walk in true freedom.

Brian teaches on freedom from rejection, illustrating various ways rejection has entered in and how it inhibits us. He asserts that any stronghold we face originates in an experience, moment, or theme of rejection in our lives. As we attempt to self medicate our rejections we fall into patterns of sin. He gives Biblical, practical wisdom on how to find freedom from our past rejection and walk in victory.

Lindy Conant-Cofer teaches on worship, bringing a deeper understanding to living a worshipful life. She uses the Big 10 manual to break down the seven pillars of worship, encouraging a generation of leaders to worship God with all that we are.

Brian and Joel teach from the Freedom Manual. Brian breaks down the importance of getting free through forgiveness. He emphasizes why we have to forgive in order to find freedom from anger, bitterness, shame, and unforgiveness. Joel dives into passivity, asserting that when we get free from passivity we get more freedom in every area.

Emily and Nick Brennt teach from the Big 10 manual, emphasizing the discipline of prayer. Emily teaches through David’s life. She gives spiritual and practical principles to deepen and strengthen our prayer life. Nick goes deep into the purpose of prayer, breaking down some of our false views and preconceived notions that block the power of true, genuine prayer.

Brian Brennt teaches from the freedom manual, leading a generation into true, biblical freedom from fear and rejection. He gives valuable spiritual and practical tools to get and stay free in our walk with God.

Sammy Rodriguez teaches from the Culture Shift manual, calling believers to examine our cultures and line them up with Kingdom culture. He emphasizes the courageous heart of Christ, calling us to walk in the same courage Jesus displayed while on Earth. Courage crushes the power of fear and allows us to walk in the greater things God has planned.

Sammy Rodriguez shares on 1 Samuel 13, emphasizing that a pioneering minority plus God is all we need. He calls a generation to rely fully on God, be willing to work, and to not allow setbacks to cause us to doubt the Lord. He encourages believers to rally around one another as we step out in our pioneering callings.

Sammy Rodriguez teaches from the Salvation Encounter manual, calling the Circuit Riders to put aside personalities and preferences and learn how to share the simple gospel everywhere they go. He emphasizes the importance of passion and a point, giving solid practicals to increase our confidence and effectiveness in evangelism.

Chandler Rodriguez teaches on clean break up, encouraging believers to be free from their sin to pursue Jesus wholeheartedly. Like a messy on-again off-again relationship, Christians can be saved while continuing to flirt with old patterns and temptations. Chandler calls us to break up fully with our past and to embrace the abundant life God has planned for us.

Darren Rouanzoin teaches on holiness, calling a generation to pursue the things of God single mindedly. He breaks down the Nazarite vow, challenging young leaders to flee from complacency. When we obey Jesus without compromise we embrace true freedom and wield Kingdom authority.

Darren speaks on humility in the church. He alerts a generation to the narcissism epidemic they are living in the midst of, and calls believers to model Jesus’ humility and embrace an accurate view of self. He reminds young leaders that they are not the center of their own story because their lives were bought at a price. He asserts that humility is the key to true Biblical community.

Darren Rouanzoin, Pastor of the Garden Church in Long Beach, shares multiple impactful principals on how to stay hungry for God in a world where we are filled, how to prioritize His presence, and how our modern culture impacts the current and future church.

We believe that the only way to see true revival and reformation is to commit ourselves wholeheartedly to the word of God. As a community we are diving deep into the Bible to fight for fresh revelation and true transformation in us and through us! As we work our way through the Old Testament, Brian imparts a deep love for the word and world changing principals. This podcast focuses on the book of Job.

We believe that the only way to see true revival and reformation is to commit ourselves wholeheartedly to the word of God. As a community we are diving deep into the Bible to fight for fresh revelation and true transformation in us and through us! As we work our way through the New Testament, various speakers impart deep insights and inspire a fresh love for the word. In this podcast, Zach Nash focuses on John chapters 15-21.

Jeremy Riddle teaches on convictions, defining them as core beliefs that shape us. He encourages believers to intentionally seek the Lord as we develop our personal convictions, highlighting the idea that convictions can not be borrowed, they must be developed and owned. He asserts that worship is anything that pleases the heart of God and therefore true worship is impossible without convictions and faith. He encourages a generation of believers to take action as we attempt to live a life of worship.

We believe that the only way to see true revival and reformation is to commit ourselves wholeheartedly to the word of God. As a community we are diving deep into the Bible to fight for fresh revelation and true transformation in us and through us! As we work our way through the Old Testament, we seek to impart a deep love for the word and world changing principals. This podcast features Holly Mosemann focusing on the book of Proverbs.

We believe that the only way to see true revival and reformation is to commit ourselves wholeheartedly to the word of God. As a community we are diving deep into the Bible to fight for fresh revelation and true transformation in us and through us! As we work our way through the Old Testament, we seek to impart a deep love for the word and world changing principals. This podcast features Holly Mosemann focusing on the book of Ruth.

Kathryn Scott opens up about her own story, sharing the details of starting a church and eventually moving to Orange County and leading the Vineyard Anaheim. As she breaks down her own life, she focuses on the book of Nehemiah, giving personal context to the half built wall. She challenges believers to ask themselves what walls we are called to rebuild in our own lives, highlighting the concept that true worship is encountering God's faithfulness by trusting in His plan.

Lindy shares parts of her testimony, revealing when and how she fell in love with Jesus and how that has translated into a life of worship.

We believe that the only way to see true revival and reformation is to commit ourselves wholeheartedly to the word of God. As a community we are diving deep into the Bible to fight for fresh revelation and true transformation in us and through us! As we work our way through the New Testament, various speakers impart deep insights and inspire a fresh love for the word. In this podcast, Steve Fry, pastor of The Gate Community Church in Tennessee, focuses on Matthew chapters 22-26.

Steve Fry, pastor of the Gate Community Church in Tennessee, teaches on Identity. He shares the importance of knowing who we are in the Lord and how we can ground ourselves and our identity in Biblical Truth.

We believe that the only way to see true revival and reformation is to commit ourselves wholeheartedly to the word of God. As a community we are diving deep into the Bible to fight for fresh revelation and true transformation in us and through us! As we work our way through the Old Testament, we seek to impart a deep love for the word and world changing principals. This podcast features Steve Fry, pastor of The Gate Community Church in Tennessee, focusing on the book of Psalms.

Sammy Rodriguez shares the story of the woman at the well, highlighting how Jesus interacts with humanity. He calls a generation to clothe themselves with love as we partner with God in seeking and saving the lost.

Matt Nelson encourages and empowers believers to find healing from the injustices they have walked through. He dives into the story of Joseph, detailing the many ways we can face unjust pain and how we are called to respond to it. He walks believers through the kind of forgiveness and surrender that brings healing and leads to freedom.

Holly Mosemann encourages and empowers believers to find healing from the injustices they have walked through. She walks believers through the kind of forgiveness and surrender that brings healing and leads to freedom.

We believe that the only way to see true revival and reformation is to commit ourselves wholeheartedly to the word of God. As a community we are diving deep into the Bible to fight for fresh revelation and true transformation in us and through us! As we work our way through the New Testament, various speakers impart deep insights and inspire a fresh love for the word. In this podcast, Brian Brennt focuses on John chapter 1.

We believe that the only way to see true revival and reformation is to commit ourselves wholeheartedly to the word of God. As a community we are diving deep into the Bible to fight for fresh revelation and true transformation in us and through us! As we work our way through the Old Testament, Brian imparts a deep love for the word and world changing principals. This podcast focuses on the book of Proverbs.

Brian Brennt shares on the culture of humility, emphasizing that true humility opens the door to walking in genuine, agape love. When we are humble, we are teachable both at the hands of Jesus and His disciples. Brian challenges a generation to lay aside pride and defensiveness and to embrace humility, allowing trusted people to speak into our lives. He gives practical tools for giving and receiving correction, highlighting the value that Godly reproof brings to the wise.