In this episode of The Knock Podcast, we sit down with Mark Hynes of Welded Horn BBQ to explore how God can turn simple gifts—like great food and a welcoming table—into a ministry that binds communities together. Mark opens up about fatherhood and the honest, hard questions kids ask about heaven and suffering, sharing how those conversations have deepened his own walk. He reflects on seasons of struggle, from personal loss to the pressures of building a business, and how choosing service—feeding the homeless, showing up for neighbors, giving quietly—has become a daily act of worship.

We also talk about guiding children toward a faith that's truly their own, the importance of reading Scripture in context, and why discernment matters when churches and culture send mixed messages. Mark's story is a reminder that God redeems messy lives, uses ordinary obedience, and often works through a shared meal to bring people closer to Him.

If this story stirs something in you—pray on it.
 If you're searching for more—lean in.
 Because God is always knocking. The question is: will you answer?

YouTube Episode: https://youtu.be/D56gD9LR8Rk
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