Kingdom Threads Podcast Tyler Eads & Corey Gibson

In a raw and unedited interview, Pastor Corey and Tyler have a tough phone conversation centered around the murder of George Floyd, racism, police brutality and uniting the Human Race.

Let's face it, we all have enemies.. but it is how we respond to them, that really matters. Psalm 23 gives us some of the most richest text in all of Scripture. Psalm 23:4-5 says this, "Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You (God) prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows." The enemies in our life are on purpose and God will use them to get us to our destination.

We are back... Episode 2 is in the book. In this episode we discussed the idea of making room for other people and making room for leaders. We specifically talked about Kanye West (others) & John Macarthur/BethMoore (leaders). Kayne released a Gospel album (others) and John MacArthur comments about Beth Moore & other women preachers/pastors. Two very important conversations we have to have in the Christian culture. #KayneWest #JohnMacArthur #BethMoore

Kingdom Threads (KT) is a new podcast exploring different topics such as God, life, and leadership. Tyler Eads & Pastor Corey Gibson host Kingdom Threads. You're invited into the regular conversations that they have, with the ability to ask questions, leave comments, and connect via social media. To connect, follow them on Instagram (@KingdomThreadsPodcast) or email (KingdomThreadsPodcast@gmail.com).

In this inaugural episode, the hosts introduce themselves, talked about the meaning of the name & purpose of the podcast, and had a candid conversation around the thought of not being disqualified.