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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #73) Featuring Special Guest Shawn Sanseverino 31:33

منذ 8 أيام31:33

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Join us for an inspiring episode of the Dallas Metro Podcast as we welcome special guest Shawn Sanseverino, the lead pastor at Grace Place in Dallas. Shawn shares his remarkable journey from his roots in San Jose, California, to his transformative years in Phoenix, and ultimately to his calling in Dallas. Married for 24 years and father to a 13-year-old daughter, Shawn brings a wealth of personal and ministerial experience to the conversation. His early years were shaped by a move from California to Arizona, where he joined the Master’s Commission, a discipleship program that ignited his passion for ministry through scripture memorization, soul-winning, and hands-on training. Over 12 years, Shawn’s involvement in the program laid a foundation for his lifelong commitment to serving others, a commitment that continues to define his leadership today. Shawn’s path led him to Grace Place, formerly known as Bethel, where he transitioned from a familiar face within the congregation to its lead pastor. This episode delves into the complexities of pastoral succession, a topic Shawn navigates with wisdom drawn from the book Next. He recounts the smooth yet intentional transition with his outgoing pastor, emphasizing the importance of preparation, transparency, and board involvement. Shawn’s insights are invaluable for anyone in ministry, as he discusses the necessity of an exit strategy, emergency plans, and financial foresight to ensure a church’s longevity. His candid reflections on the challenges of identity in ministry and the need for new vision to reach future generations offer a fresh perspective on leadership that transcends the pulpit. The conversation also highlights Dallas Metro’s mission to serve the community, particularly children and families facing trauma and dysfunction. Shawn passionately advocates for the ministry’s trench work, emphasizing the need for facilities to support this vital outreach. As Dallas Metro prepares to break ground on a debt-free facility, Shawn calls on listeners to partner in this vision, underscoring the transformative impact of a space where lives are changed. Visit dallasmetro.org to learn more about the “All In” campaign and how you can support this mission. Tune in for a heartfelt discussion on faith, leadership, and the power of community, and don’t miss Shawn’s challenge to trust God’s plan for every season of ministry. Be sure to like and subscribe for more Dallas Metro podcasts. You can reach Shawn via email @ ssanseverino@icloud.com…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #72) Featuring Special Guest Steve Roemerman 26:45

منذ 14 يومًا26:45

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Join us for Episode #72 of the Dallas Metro Podcast, where we welcome back Steve Roemerman, a founding board member of Dallas Metro, for his second appearance on the show. In this conversation with Pastor Clay, Steve shares personal anecdotes about his family, including his two children and five grandchildren, and reflects on his enduring commitment to Dallas Metro’s mission. The episode dives into the organization’s early days, sparked by an unlikely partnership facilitated by mutual friend Lee Lebsack, which blossomed into a lifelong friendship and a shared dedication to bringing hope to Dallas’s inner-city communities. Steve discusses the profound impact of Dallas Metro, emphasizing the analytics that reveal a remarkable return on investment: for as little as $165–$200, the organization can permanently change someone’s life trajectory. Unlike temporary aid, Dallas Metro focuses on long-term transformation, addressing the stark reality of Dallas’s child poverty rate, which is twice the national average. Through stories like a teenager seeking food for his family during Christmas, Steve highlights the urgent need for a new facility to expand their capacity to store food and serve more families, creating hope where it’s needed most. The episode underscores the power of hope, rooted in the belief that change is possible and individual choices matter. Steve connects Dallas Metro’s work to biblical principles, citing Proverbs 13 and Colossians 1:6, and shares the vision for a debt-free new building to amplify their impact. Listeners are invited to partner with Dallas Metro by visiting metro.org and joining the “All In” campaign to support the $2 million first phase of construction. Tune in to hear Steve’s compelling call to action and learn how you can help bring hope to the next generation in Dallas’s inner city. Don’t miss this episode—subscribe, share, and be part of our mission to give hope to the hopeless.…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #71) Featuring Special Guest Portia Allen 34:41

منذ 21 يومًا34:41

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Join us for Episode #71 of the Dallas Metro Podcast, featuring special guest Portia Allen. In this engaging conversation, Portia shares her journey as a faith-driven leader, wife, and mother, offering insights into her work with Imago Dei Consulting and her deep connection to the Dallas Metro community. Connect with Portia at porshaallen.com and support Dallas Metro’s mission at metro.org/allin. Portia Allen, married to Clinton for nearly 16 years and mother to three boys, brings a wealth of experience from her lifelong ties to Dallas. Raised with a strong foundation in faith, influenced by her father and church community, she transitioned from her maiden name, Butler, to Allen, reflecting her personal growth. Through Imago Dei Consulting, a for-profit company rooted in the belief that all are image bearers of God, Portia helps churches and faith organizations foster diversity, belonging, and identity. Her work emphasizes invitation and influence, encouraging leaders to build inclusive communities grounded in faith. Portia’s connection to Dallas Metro is rooted in shared values of transformation and outreach. She highlights the organization’s impact on families and communities, describing it as “good soil” for sowing hope and change. In this episode, she discusses the importance of intentional relationships, drawing from her experiences to inspire listeners to enlarge their circle of love. Portia also supports Dallas Metro’s ongoing efforts to build new facilities, urging viewers to contribute to a mission that empowers individuals to embrace their identity in Christ. Tune in for a conversation filled with wisdom and inspiration. Be sure to like and subscribe so you'll never miss another Dallas Metro Podcast.…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #70) Featuring Special Guest Isai Esparza. 25:38

منذ 27 يومًا25:38

25:38

In Episode #70 of the Dallas Metro Podcast, Pastor Clay welcomes Isai Esparza, a lifelong member of the Dallas Metro community whose journey exemplifies faith and service. Growing up in a large, faith-filled family, Isai was shaped by the examples of his mother and grandparents, who instilled in him the value of serving at Metro. From his earliest memories of sitting on the tarps and knocking on doors as a child, Isai felt a deep connection to the ministry, finding a sense of purpose and belonging that carried him through his formative years. Isai’s involvement with Dallas Metro deepened as he transitioned from a Metro Kid to a camper, junior worker, and now a dorm leader at Metro Camp. His experiences at camp, particularly during challenging times like his parents’ divorce in high school, provided a sanctuary where he could grow in faith and find peace. A pivotal moment came when he gave $1.50 to the building fund as a child, a small but profound act of childlike faith that reflected his heart for Metro’s mission. Isai’s competitive spirit and leadership shone through at camp, where he focused on encouraging kids who felt left out, drawing from his own experiences to connect with them. Professionally, Isai worked as an electrician for two years, discovering a passion for hands-on work before answering a higher calling to serve in ministry. Now, he dedicates his time to Dallas Metro’s youth and kids programs, including Tuesday night discipleship sessions. Inspired by 1 Corinthians 7:17, Isai encourages listeners to embrace their God-given assignment, just as he has. Join us to hear Isai’s inspiring story and learn how you can support Dallas Metro’s debt-free building fund to make disciples and impact the next generation. Visit metro.org, click “All In,” and consider donating to help us reach more lives in the DFW area. Be sure to like and subscribe so you never miss a Dallas Metro Podcast episode.…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Ep. #69) Featuring Special Guest Michael Cathcart 30:39

منذ 5 weeks30:39

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In this episode Pastor Clay sits down with special guest Michael Cathcart, an accomplished architect whose life story weaves together faith, family, and a passion for design. Originally from Wichita, Kansas, Michael moved there after college in 1992 and raised his family alongside his wife, Stacy Cathcart, who now serves as the Director of Women’s Ministries for North Texas Assemblies of God. The couple nurtured three children—now 33, 30, and 23—and Michael beams with pride over his three grandkids. His journey took a bold turn in 2020 when, amid the uncertainties of COVID, he and Stacy followed God’s call to relocate to Dallas, leaving behind decades in Wichita for a new chapter. Michael’s architectural expertise shines in this episode as he discusses his role in designing Dallas Metro’s transformative new building project. With a career shaped by a belief that constraints fuel quality design, he’s crafted a debt-free, phased plan that includes a ministry center, a maintenance facility, and a prayer chapel with a covered play area—spaces tailored to serve Dallas’s needy children and empower the next generation of ministry. His connection with Pastor Clay began two years ago when Clay sought not just an architect, but a friend, sparking a collaboration that’s been a blessing to Dallas Metro. Michael’s occasional fishing trips might soon include Pastor Clay, thanks to a mutual friend with a boat, blending his professional gifts with a down-to-earth charm. Beyond blueprints, Michael’s life reflects a deep commitment to faith and community. From raising his kids in Wichita to embracing grandparenthood’s joys—like watching Jack and Maggie run free while Griffin gears up to crawl—he’s found the “golden years” every bit as fulfilling as promised. In Dallas, he’s not just designing a building but helping address stark realities, like the city’s ranking as third in the U.S. for poor children, with facilities that will store and serve food to those in need. Tune in to hear his story, learn about the visionary project he’s shaping, and discover how you can partner with Dallas Metro at dallasmetro.org under “All In.” Be sure to like and subscribe and never miss an episode. New episodes drop every Wednesday!…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #68) Featuring Special Guest Clinton Allen. 32:06

منذ 6 weeks32:06

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Join us for Episode #68 of the Dallas Metro Podcast, where Pastor Clay sits down with Clinton Allen for an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation. In this episode, they dive into the evolution of worship music, the power of ministry, and the exciting future of Dallas Metro. Clinton, a seasoned worship leader with a deep passion for Jesus, brings a unique perspective shaped by his years in the field. Together, he and Clay explore how worship has shifted in recent years, the challenges of commercialization, and the hope found in those who use their platforms to advance the Gospel. Clinton's background is rooted in a love for music and ministry, making him a perfect guest for this discussion. With a career focused on worship, Clinton has witnessed both the highs and lows of the industry, from its artistic roots to its modern-day prominence as a commercial force. His connection to Dallas Metro runs deep, as he shares Pastor Clay’s heart for integrity, community impact, and raising up the next generation. Clinton’s financial background also shines through as he speaks to the “return on investment” of supporting ministries like Dallas Metro, blending practical wisdom with spiritual insight. Pastor Clay and Clinton reflect on their shared commitment to keeping worship pure and purposeful, all while rallying support for Dallas Metro’s vision of building new facilities debt-free. Clinton praises Clay’s leadership and the ministry’s 30+ years of life-changing work, encouraging listeners—believers and non-believers alike—to invest in this noble cause. Tune in to hear their heartfelt exchange, filled with humor, personal stories, and a call to action for anyone looking to make a lasting difference. Visit dallasmetro.org to learn more and join the mission! Be sure to like and subscribe to see and hear more exciting Dallas Metro stories like Clinton's.…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #67) Featuring Special Guest Bob Moya 29:04

منذ 7 weeks29:04

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Pastor Clay and Bob dive into the remarkable story of planting City Chapel in 2001, starting with a handful of former youth group members in South Arlington. What began as a modest gathering in a coffee shop that grew into a full-fledged church, moving from rented spaces to a small building gifted by a local family, and eventually expanding with buses and outreach programs like Sidewalk Sunday School. They reflect on the ups and downs of church planting, including the challenges of COVID, and how Bob’s commitment to prayer and soul-winning— inspired by Pastor Tommy Barnett—has fueled their mission. The discussion also explores how Arlington’s rapid diversification has shaped the church’s approach, pushing Bob to adapt by focusing on caring for people and building a staff that mirrors the community’s changing demographics. Bob shares his latest initiative, "People Are the Mission," a nonprofit born out of a desire to bridge City Chapel with Arlington through practical outreach like Feed the City, ministries for single moms, first responders, and teachers. Looking ahead, Bob dreams of helping smaller churches (75-150 people) build similar bridges to their communities, preventing closures and fostering growth. Meanwhile, Pastor Clay opens up about Dallas Metro’s vision to construct a debt-free ministry center, warehouse, and 24/7 prayer chapel to meet urgent needs—like food insecurity among Dallas’ children—and create a space for spiritual renewal. Bob encourages listeners to "enlarge their circle of love" by partnering with ministries like Dallas Metro, emphasizing the generational impact of saying yes to God’s call. Visit DallasMetro.org to join Dallas Metro's mission—your support can make a miracle happen! Please like and subscribe so you never miss a Dallas Metro Podcast!…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #66) Featuring Special Guest Mike Robertson 29:03

منذ 8 weeks29:03

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Join Pastor Clay on the Dallas Metro Podcast as he welcomes his longtime friend and fellow minister, Mike Robertson. Mike's journey in ministry began alongside his wife Karen, whom he met at Southwestern University. Together, they’ve served in various pastoral roles, from their first lead pastor position in Burleson, Texas, to planting a church in Oceanside, California, and later pastoring a thriving congregation in Visalia, California. Now back in Texas, where he grew up, Mike has shifted his focus to a new passion—helping people navigate finances generously and wisely, inspired by a desire to protect the vulnerable and fund kingdom work. In this heartfelt conversation, Mike reflects on the lessons learned through decades of ministry, including the surprising challenges of leading a church where dozens were saved weekly. He shares how those experiences shaped his book, The God Nudge, which explores how God uses everyday people to answer prayers through small, divine prompts. Pastor Clay and Mike dive into the power of effective prayer—not asking God to do our will, but aligning with what He wants to accomplish on earth. Their discussion reveals a shared belief that life’s greatest impact comes from being available to God, no matter the season. The episode also touches on the ongoing work of Dallas Metro, a ministry close to both their hearts. Mike encourages listeners to respond to their own "God nudges" by supporting kingdom efforts like Dallas Metro’s debt-free building project, aimed at empowering the next generation. With humor, wisdom, and a call to generosity, this episode inspires viewers to live with open hands and hearts, trusting God to work miracles through them. Visit dallasmetro.org to learn more about the All In campaign and how you can be part of the miracle today. Don't forget to like or subscribe so you don't miss a Dallas Metro Podcast!…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #65) Featuring Special Guest Mildred DeJesus 29:29

منذ 8 weeks29:29

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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Pastor Clay and his special guest Mildred DeJesus. Mildred is a dedicated pastor’s wife and ministry leader whose journey is as remarkable as her faith. Born on the island of Puerto Rico, Mildred’s early life took her from the vibrant Caribbean to Massachusetts, where she completed high school after moving there in eighth grade. Her path eventually led her to meet her husband, a native of upstate New York who spent most of his formative years in San Antonio, Texas. Together, they’ve built a life rooted in love and service, celebrating 29 years of marriage on March 16th and raising three adult children—all of whom now join them in ministry. With a two-year-old granddaughter named Arya and another grandbaby on the way, Mildred’s family is a testament to the generational blessings she passionately believes in. Mildred’s ministry story is one of resilience and divine timing. Alongside her husband, she pastored in Oak Cliff, near Christ for the Nations, before a season of loss prompted a move to San Antonio to be near his family. After a decade there, including time as youth pastors under Pastor John Hagee at Cornerstone Church, they felt God’s call to return to Dallas for “unfinished Kingdom business.” Approaching 50, Mildred and her husband took a leap of faith, planting Victory Church in Lancaster at a Cinemark theater—a challenging setup that involved six months of setting up and tearing down. Their prayers for a permanent home were answered when they merged with Hill Church in DeSoto, forming Victory Hill Church in July two years ago. This union blended two congregations into one vibrant family, reflecting Mildred’s deep commitment to unity and community. From her diverse roots—spanning a Jehovah’s Witness, Catholic, and agnostic background before a radical salvation at 19—to her current role, Mildred brings a unique perspective to ministry. Her experiences have shaped her into a compassionate leader who values relationships, as seen in her approach to speaking engagements like a recent women’s event at Dallas Metro Church. There, she not only shared a powerful message on Esther but witnessed the Holy Spirit move, breaking generational curses and igniting spiritual breakthroughs among the attendees. Fluent in Spanish, her first language, Mildred’s ability to connect across cultures shines through, making her a bridge-builder in every sense. Her story is one of staying the course, trusting God through life’s seasons, and inspiring others to do the same. In this episode, Mildred opens up about the challenges and joys of pastoring in today’s world, offering encouragement to fellow ministry leaders and sharing practical wisdom on fasting and prayer—practices that have sustained her own journey. Whether you’re drawn to her multicultural background, her family’s legacy of faith, or her insights on building strong communities, this conversation is sure to uplift and motivate. Don’t miss out—subscribe and join us as we explore how Mildred and her husband are partnering with ministries like Dallas Metro to reach the next generation and transform lives in one of America’s neediest cities for children. Be sure to like and subscribe to the channel for more inspiring Dallas Metro stories.…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #63) Featuring Special Guest Tito Armendariz 23:07

منذ 10 weeks23:07

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In this episode, Pastor Clay sits down with Tito (Juan) Armendariz grew up in Dallas, Texas, surrounded by a strong, faith-driven family. His grandparents played a significant role in shaping his beliefs, modeling a deep relationship with God. Though his school friends call him Juan, the nickname “Tito” stuck after a young cousin mispronounced “Juanito.” Now in eighth grade, Tito has been involved with Dallas Metro since childhood, first attending their sidewalk programs and later participating in summer and youth camps, where he strengthened his faith and built lasting connections. For much of his childhood, Tito struggled to understand the challenges happening within his family. When his parents separated, he initially blamed himself, withdrawing from others and battling feelings of depression. However, over time, he realized that even in difficult moments, God had a plan for his life. Through Dallas Metro, he found a supportive community that encouraged him to grow. Youth camps pushed him beyond his comfort zone, helping him open up and develop meaningful relationships—with others and with God. Today, Tito looks back on his journey with gratitude. He no longer sees his struggles as burdens but as testimonies of faith and resilience. His family is in a better place, and he recently experienced something he never thought possible—a cruise with his loved ones, a symbol of how much life has changed. While challenges remain, he has learned that God is always present, even in the lowest moments. Tito hopes that others going through similar struggles will know they are not alone. He encourages them to seek God, trust in His plan, and open their hearts to support from those who care. His story is a reminder that faith can transform lives, and organizations like Dallas Metro play a crucial role in bringing hope to young people. Please like and subscribe to hear more stories like Tito’s. Support Dallas Metro at www.dallasmetro.org.…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #64) Featuring Special Guest Josie Perez 22:36

منذ 10 weeks22:36

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In this episode, Clay sits down with Josie Perez, a 15-year-old who has been a part of the Metro family for her entire life. Growing up in a faith-centered environment, she experienced firsthand the impact of community outreach programs, summer camps, and church services. Despite facing personal struggles, she has emerged as a strong leader among her peers, using her experiences to inspire and support others. Today, she continues her journey by volunteering at camps and being involved in youth worship, demonstrating her commitment to faith and service. Josie’s story is one of resilience. She grew up attending sidewalk church services at Dallas Metro and summer camps, where she first encountered faith in a meaningful way. As she got older, she became more involved in youth camps, finding strength in worship and the support of her community. However, challenges at home made her withdraw, struggling to balance her personal pain with her desire to protect her younger sister. During this time, she distanced herself from others and even from God. The turning point in Josie’s life came at a recent youth camp, where she experienced a powerful renewal of faith. She realized that despite the hardships, she needed God more than ever. That moment of surrender transformed her perspective, and she fully embraced her faith once again. Now, Josie is not only a participant but also a leader, stepping up to help guide younger generations. She has taken on a role in the church’s worship team and serves as a mentor for younger children at camps, proving that through faith and perseverance, one can overcome even the most difficult seasons of life. Josie’s journey is a testament to the impact of faith-based outreach programs. Her story is just one of many, and as we look to the future, we invite you to be part of our mission to reach and support more young lives. Visit DallasMetro.org to learn more about how you can get involved in making a difference today. Be sure to like and subscribe to this podcast for more inspiring stories like Josie's!…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #62) Featuring Special Guest Kevin Belcher 36:36

منذ 12 weeks36:36

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Join Pastor Clay as he interviews Kevin “KB” Belcher. Kevin grew up in the projects, surrounded by crime, violence, and poverty. With few positive role models, he idolized the drug dealers and gang leaders who seemed to have power and success. That path led him into trouble, and before he knew it, he was facing a 99-year prison sentence. But God had other plans. Instead of a life behind bars, Kevin was given the chance to enter Teen Challenge, a Christian rehabilitation program. At first, he resisted, but over time, God transformed his heart, leading him away from the life he once knew and toward a calling to help others escape the same cycle of destruction. After completing Teen Challenge, Kevin committed himself to ministry, spending 13 years working with the organization. He had a gift for connecting with the most difficult cases—young men who resisted change, just as he once had. He knew their struggles firsthand, and through patience, love, and the power of God, he helped break down their walls. His work extended beyond Teen Challenge when he partnered with Clay at Dallas Metro, an inner-city ministry dedicated to reaching children and their families in some of the most dangerous neighborhoods. Together, they brought hope to places where hope seemed lost, knocking on doors, ministering to kids, and watching as entire families were transformed by the Gospel. Today, Kevin continues to serve, now working in civil service while still being deeply involved in ministry. He recently married, a testimony to how God reveals blessings in His perfect timing. His story is one of redemption—not just his own, but of countless others whose lives he has touched. Whether through Teen Challenge, Dallas Metro, or personal discipleship, Kevin’s mission remains the same: to show people that no matter how broken their past, God has a future for them. As Dallas Metro prepares to build a new community center for at-risk youth, Kevin stands as living proof that such ministries change lives. Be sure to like and subscribe to this channel for more inspiring stories like Kevin's.…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #60) Featuring Special Guest Bianca Pruitt Cox 29:15

منذ 13 weeks29:15

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In this episode of the Dallas Metro Podcast, Pastor Clay sits down with Bianca Pruitt Cox, a nurse educator whose journey is one of resilience, faith, and service. Born into a difficult family situation, Bianca was largely raised by her older sister and found a second family within the church community at Bethel Assembly. The love and support she received there shaped her future and gave her the foundation to pursue her dreams. Bianca originally planned to become a teacher, but while working as an aide in a nursing home, a mentor recognized her compassion and encouraged her to consider a career in nursing. Although she initially doubted her abilities, she went on to earn a degree in Early Childhood Education before ultimately finding her calling in healthcare. Today, she not only serves as a nurse educator but also works alongside her husband, Dr. Bill Cox, at his internal medicine practice, helping patients navigate their health journeys with knowledge and confidence. Throughout her life, Bianca has witnessed firsthand the challenges within the medical field, particularly the spread of misinformation that leaves patients feeling lost and fearful. She believes that finding a compassionate and trustworthy doctor is crucial to receiving quality care. Her husband, Bill, has been a role model in this regard, having been called to medicine at the age of five through a dream. For him, medicine is not just a profession but a purpose, and Bianca admires his unwavering dedication to his patients. Beyond her career, Bianca is passionate about encouraging others to overcome adversity. She shares how a teacher once told her she would never go to college, a statement she refused to accept. Instead, she held onto the belief that her future was not determined by her past. She credits her faith for guiding her path and often reflects on the promise of Jeremiah 29:11, which speaks of God’s plans for a hopeful future. Bianca is also a strong advocate for the work being done at Dallas Metro Ministries. She believes in the power of investing in people’s lives, not just through temporary assistance but by equipping them with the skills and opportunities to build a better future. She sees this mission as an extension of her own life story, a testament to the importance of community, faith, and perseverance. Her story is one of transformation, shaped by the kindness of others, the strength of her faith, and the dedication to helping people, whether in a hospital, a doctor’s office, or through the ministries of Dallas Metro. Bianca Pruitt Cox is a reminder that no matter where you come from, your future is still unwritten, filled with possibility and hope. Be sure to like and subscribe for more powerful stories!…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #61) Featuring Special Guest April Monk 34:58

منذ 13 weeks34:58

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In this episode Pastor Clay visits with special guest April Monk, a dedicated volunteer and mentor who has been an integral part of Dallas Metro since the late 1990s. April worked in one of the most challenging neighborhoods in South Dallas, demonstrating faithfulness and commitment in a place where such traits were rarely seen. Originally from Quinlan, Texas, April’s journey into urban outreach began through a family connection, leading her to Turner Courts, a neighborhood known for its hardships. Despite having no prior experience in inner-city ministry, she quickly embraced the mission, forming deep bonds with the children and becoming a consistent and compassionate mentor. Working alongside other volunteers, she helped bring faith-based programs to families in need, witnessing firsthand the power of consistency and faith in breaking cycles of poverty. Over the years, April has played a vital role in youth programs, community outreach, and life-changing summer camps, seeing kids she once mentored grow into responsible adults, some even returning to serve in the ministry. Her story is a testament to the impact of faith, dedication, and service in transforming lives. Tune in to hear April’s powerful journey and reflections on her time with Dallas Metro. To learn more about Dallas Metro and how you can get involved, visit DallasMetro.org.…

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Dallas Metro Podcast (Episode #59) Featuring Special Guest Allison Medley 19:56

منذ 15 weeks19:56

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Join Pastor Clay on the Dallas Metro Podcast as he sits down with Pastor Allison Medley, a long-time advocate for children’s ministry and a devoted supporter of Dallas Metro Ministries.. In this heartfelt episode, Pastor Allison shares her journey of serving children and their families, her passion for instilling Christ’s love in young hearts, and her deep commitment to building a strong foundation of faith in the next generation. Learn about her educational background from Southwestern Assemblies of God University, her life as a wife to Pastor Chris Medley, and a mother to their three wonderful children—Foster, Landrie, and Lincoln. Discover the joys and challenges of her ministry, her love for simple pleasures like cookies, Mexican food, and sunshine, and how her approachable and genuine spirit inspires others to follow Christ. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation filled with wisdom, faith, and a profound love for God’s work!…

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