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May 1, 2026

Hope in Empty Places: Dr. Charles Weir on Finding God in Life's Darkest Voids

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Featuring Dr. Charles W. Weir

Dr. Charles W. Weir, senior pastor of Gateway Church in Franklin, Tennessee, joins Philip Cameron to unpack the transformative message behind his book "Hope in Empty Places" — a 12-week sermon series that became a life-changing study of how God inhabits every space we assume He has abandoned. Dr. Weir planted Gateway Church 20 years ago at age 42, starting with three trailers in an elementary school gymnasium, and watched God provide an 11-acre property that now sits alongside Ramsey Solutions, K-Love, and In-N-Out Burger's headquarters. At the heart of the conversation is a bold theological claim: "Empty is an illusion — because God came first." Drawing from Genesis 1, Dr. Weir explains that there was no empty before God, meaning any situation that feels void is already filled with His presence. He reframes biblical hope not as a wish or emotion, but as a person — Jesus Christ — arguing, "If hope is a person, I can share it." The episode closes with a moving reflection on the Parable of the Prodigal Son, where Dr. Weir reminds viewers that the father never ran his ranch without watching for his son — and that repentance and restoration begin the moment you simply stand up and turn around.

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If you were born, God has a plan.— Philip CameronBe still, and know that I am God.— Psalm 46:10I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.— Philippians 4:13For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord.— Jeremiah 29:11The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.— Psalm 23:1Trust in the Lord with all your heart.— Proverbs 3:5If you were born, God has a plan.— Philip CameronBe still, and know that I am God.— Psalm 46:10I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.— Philippians 4:13For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord.— Jeremiah 29:11The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.— Psalm 23:1Trust in the Lord with all your heart.— Proverbs 3:5

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Hope in Empty Places: Dr. Charles Weir on Finding God in Life's Darkest Voids

Hope in Empty Places: Dr. Charles Weir on Finding God in Life's Darkest Voids

Dr. Charles W. Weir, senior pastor of Gateway Church in Franklin, Tennessee, joins Philip Cameron to unpack the transformative message behind his book "Hope in Empty Places" — a 12-week sermon series that became a life-changing study of how God inhabits every space we assume He has abandoned. Dr. Weir planted Gateway Church 20 years ago at age 42, starting with three trailers in an elementary school gymnasium, and watched God provide an 11-acre property that now sits alongside Ramsey Solutions, K-Love, and In-N-Out Burger's headquarters. At the heart of the conversation is a bold theological claim: "Empty is an illusion — because God came first." Drawing from Genesis 1, Dr. Weir explains that there was no empty before God, meaning any situation that feels void is already filled with His presence. He reframes biblical hope not as a wish or emotion, but as a person — Jesus Christ — arguing, "If hope is a person, I can share it." The episode closes with a moving reflection on the Parable of the Prodigal Son, where Dr. Weir reminds viewers that the father never ran his ranch without watching for his son — and that repentance and restoration begin the moment you simply stand up and turn around.

May 1 Dr. Charles W. Weir

Endurance Over Everything: Why Continuing in Faith Unlocks God’s Greater Purpose

Endurance Over Everything: Why Continuing in Faith Unlocks God’s Greater Purpose

Dr. Jerry Grillo, Bishop and pastor of Church 180 in Hickory, North Carolina, joins Philip Cameron to deliver a word that will challenge every believer who is tempted to walk away from what God has called them to do. The conversation centers on a single, powerful truth: endurance is the kingdom qualifier for becoming everything God has destined you to be. Jerry opens with his own raw story — entering Southeastern University on academic probation with a 1.9 GPA and an eighth-grade reading level, failing two semesters in a row, and being counseled by the dean to simply quit. In that moment of desperation, the Holy Spirit spoke clearly: "I didn't bring you here to see if you could pass homiletics and hermeneutics. I brought you here to see if you would quit." That third semester, Jerry made the national dean's list. The battle was never about the test — it was about the continuing. Drawing on Genesis 26 and Isaac's journey through famine to his Rehoboth season, Jerry unpacks how covenant breakthrough demands perseverance through resistance. He introduces the concept of "ANTs — automatic negative thinking" and the bold-prayer principle: "The prayer of faith is not telling God how big your problem is. It's telling your problem how big your God is." For booking or ministry resources, visit drjerrygrillo.com.

Apr 27 Dr. Jerry Grillo

Holding On Through Transition: Faith, Calling, and Courage in Life’s Uncertain Seasons

Holding On Through Transition: Faith, Calling, and Courage in Life’s Uncertain Seasons

Evangelist, pastor, and corporate pilot Derek Draughon joins Philip Cameron for a raw, honest conversation about navigating life's most disorienting seasons of transition. Drawing from 2 Kings 2, Derek unpacks the moment Elisha picked up Elijah's fallen cloak — and why that single act of commitment is a picture of every believer who refuses to go back to the plow. "When you slaughter the oxen and burn the plows," Derek says, "then you hang on until God opens the next door." Derek shares openly about his own year-long transition — resigning his pastorate, stepping into evangelism, and pursuing his calling as a corporate pilot — and the spiritual discipline of clinging to the promises of God when the path ahead is invisible. He anchors the conversation in Romans 11:29, reminding viewers that "God's gifts and His calls are irrevocable," and that calling extends far beyond the pulpit to welders, nurses, soldiers, and pilots alike. Two spontaneous hangar-side prayers illustrate the point powerfully. Whether you are between seasons, facing fear, or tempted to return to what is familiar, this episode delivers a timely word: eliminate distractions, run the race marked out for you (Hebrews 12), and trust that God is cheering you on. Learn more about Derek's men's ministry show at FuelCastTV.com.

Mar 24 Derek Draughon

Holy Ghosted: Trusting God Through Silence, Suffering, and Seasons of Unanswered Prayer

Holy Ghosted: Trusting God Through Silence, Suffering, and Seasons of Unanswered Prayer

Autumn Miles — teacher, preacher, author, and founder of Autumn Miles Ministry — joins Philip Cameron to unpack her powerful new book, "Holy Ghosted," a deep dive into what it means to trust God when He seems completely silent. Drawing from her own harrowing experience watching her teenage son nearly die multiple times from severe asthma and a spreading skin infection, Autumn shares the raw moment her son asked her, "Why is God not healing me?" — a question that mirrored her own desperate prayers. The conversation centers on the Book of Job, which Autumn calls a book the enemy keeps believers away from precisely because it is "so pregnant with wisdom." She walks through how God says nothing for 38 chapters while Job suffers, and why that silence is not abandonment but invitation — calling Job to a new revelation of God. As Job himself declares, "I've heard of you by the hearing of the ears, but now my eye sees you." Autumn and Philip explore the distinction between faith and trust, concluding that trust is mature faith — the fruit grown only in seasons of unanswered prayer. If you or someone you love is in a Job season right now, "Holy Ghosted" is the resource you need. Find it anywhere books are sold and explore more at autumnmiles.com.

Mar 11 Autumn Miles

Defeating Darkness: Spiritual Warfare, Faith Authority, and Victory Through Jesus Christ

Defeating Darkness: Spiritual Warfare, Faith Authority, and Victory Through Jesus Christ

Chad MacDonald, founder of Revival Fire World Ministries, joins Philip Cameron to unpack the biblical principles behind spiritual warfare — and why so many Christians are losing battles they were never meant to lose. Drawing from his new book "Defeating Darkness: A Handbook for Spiritual Warfare and Overcoming Demonic Schemes," Chad explains how a Western atheistic worldview has left the church ill-equipped to recognize and resist demonic activity. "Scripture encourages us and really implores us to not be ignorant of Satan's devices," he warns, pointing to Ephesians 6 and the reality that believers "wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities and powers." Chad shares firsthand accounts from international miracle crusades across Africa and restricted Islamic nations — including a crusade in Uganda where 60,000 people gathered and more than 2,000 surrendered their lives to Christ. He addresses the authority every believer carries, citing Luke 10:19 — "I give you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy" — and reminds listeners that greater is He who is in us than he who is in the world. "Defeating Darkness" is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and online retailers including Charisma Shop. Learn more about Chad's ministry and upcoming crusades at revivalfirewm.com.

Mar 10 Chad MacDonald

Awakening the Remnant: Why the Local Church Matters in Perilous Times

Awakening the Remnant: Why the Local Church Matters in Perilous Times

Pastor Earl Glisson of Anchor of Faith Church in St. Augustine, Florida joins Philip Cameron for a wide-ranging conversation about the urgent necessity of the local church in what both men believe are the last of the last days. Earl opens with a striking warning: "You can talk nonsense to yourself all day and no one's going to correct you — but if you go to church, someone's going to say, 'That's not true.'" That accountability, he argues, is exactly why Hebrews' command to not forsake the assembling of ourselves together (Hebrews 10:25) is more than a suggestion — it is a survival strategy. The discussion moves through AI-generated deception targeting deceased ministers, the parable of the ten virgins and the impossibility of buying Holy Ghost oil on Facebook Marketplace, and the abdication of Christian dominion in culture, education, and family life. Earl draws a direct line from Adam's abdication in the Garden to today's church surrendering the raising of children to school systems and entertainment. He also reflects on the prophetic significance of Matthew 24:14 — the gospel preached to every nation before the end — and shares a sobering personal story about his granddaughter that illustrates the spiritual war targeting the next generation. If you are asking whether the local church still matters, this episode is your answer. Find Anchor of Faith Church on YouTube for archived Sunday services.

Feb 23 Earl Glisson

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