Dallas Metro Podcast

Pastor Clay sits down with Pastor Bobby Moya of City Chapel in Arlington, TX, to talk about People Are the Mission and the heart behind reaching communities through simple, intentional outreach. Pastor Bobby shares his powerful testimony of coming to faith through a simple act of kindness that led to a life change for him and his entire family. That experience shaped his passion for helping churches move beyond the walls and reach people right where they are. Together they discuss the importance of building outreach teams in every church, why people are often more open to the Gospel than we realize, and how simple obedience can lead to lasting impact. They also share stories from Feed the City, ministry work in Haiti, and celebrate 25 years of ministry at City Chapel. This conversation will encourage and challenge you to see your community differently and embrace the mission of reaching people with the love of Jesus. Learn more at: peoplearethemission.org Thank you for tuning in. Be sure to like and follow for more videos like these!

In today’s episode, Pastor Clay is joined by Bri Peoples for a conversation about impact, vision, and what’s ahead for Dallas Metro. Fresh off summer camp, they reflect on the importance of creating life-changing opportunities for kids and families while sharing the heart behind the All In Campaign and Building Futures initiative. In this episode, Pastor Clay and Bri reflect on the lasting impact of summer camp and the life-changing moments that happen when students step away from everyday life to encounter God. They discuss why Building Futures matters for the next generation, share the vision behind Dallas Metro’s future ministry home, and talk about creating spaces dedicated to outreach, prayer, and community transformation. They also explore the heart behind the Building Futures Dinner and how supporters can partner in helping build something that will impact lives for years to come. Building Futures is more than a project, it’s creating opportunities for future generations to encounter Jesus and experience lasting transformation. 📍 Building Futures Dinner 🗓 Tuesday, June 16 🕡 6:30 PM Reserve your seat and learn more at: dallasmetro.org/futures If this episode encouraged you, like, comment, and follow to stay connected with everything happening at Dallas Metro! #DallasMetro #BuildingFutures #AllInCampaign #YouthMinistry #Prayer #KidsMinistry

In today’s episode, Pastor Clay sits down with Lewis Hogan as he shares his journey from youth pastor and church planter to leading a ministry centered on prayer, revival, and encouraging local churches. Together, they discuss Lewis’ ministry story, church planting in North Texas, building a culture of prayer within the local church, the connection between prayer and evangelism, hope for revival and spiritual awakening, strengthening churches, and reaching communities with the Gospel. If this conversation encouraged you, like, follow, and share it with someone who could use this message. Thank you for stopping by! #Prayer #Revival #Faith #Church #ChristianPodcast

What does it mean to truly follow God’s calling, and how do you know what season you’re in? In this episode, Pastor Clay sits down with Dan Higgins to talk about ministry, obedience, and staying faithful through every season of life. From early calling to years of serving in Greenville and now at the Lighthouse, Dan shares powerful insights on trusting God, even when things get difficult. You’ll be encouraged to stay planted, seek God’s voice, and serve with the right heart. If this message speaks to you, like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs encouragement. To learn more or support the mission visit: DallasMetro.org

What starts as childhood memories turns into a powerful story of faith, growth, and purpose. In this special episode, we’re coming to you from Lakeview Camp in Maypearl, Texas. A place that has impacted our kids lives for over 30 years. You’ll hear from Anahi Esparza, who grew up attending camp and is now pouring back into the next generation as a dorm leader. From never winning “Camper of the Day” as a child to finally getting her long-awaited fishing moment, this story is about more than camp. It’s about relationships, trust, and how God uses both to change lives. And now, you have the opportunity to be part of that story. It costs $200 to send one child to camp, but every dollar makes a difference. You can give today at dallasmetro.org/summercamp Thank you for giving, caring, and helping us continue to make moments like this possible for the next generation. 🤍