Dirt Road Disciples Podcast

On this episode of Dirt Road Disciples the hosts unpack Luke 18’s conversation with the rich young ruler and explain that salvation cannot be earned but is given through Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection.They walk through the path of salvation—from Christ’s ministry to the cross, burial, and empty tomb—and issue a clear invitation to repent, trust Jesus, and accept God’s gift of grace.

On this episode of Dirt Road Disciples, Colt, Jeremy, Hunter, and Billy share candid conversations about worship, doubt, and everyday faith. Hunter returns to discuss swaying in church, authentic worship, and why sometimes we need to "let our hair down" in praise.
The hosts unpack questions about assurance of salvation, fighting temptation, baptism, and joining a church, using Scripture and personal stories to encourage new and seasoned believers alike.
Along the way they touch on family priorities, ministry struggles, recovery initiatives, and practical discipleship—inviting listeners to stay rooted in the Word and walk the dirt road of faith together.

On this episode of Dirt Road Disciples, Pastor Glenn Liyles shares his journey from Macon to ministry — stories of family, chaplaincy work, and leading Riverside Baptist. He discusses practical outreach like Good News Clubs, sports ministries, nursing home visits, and the ways everyday relationships open doors for the gospel.
Listen for honest, down-to-earth reflections on being "all in" for Christ, the importance of community connection, and plans to build a family life center to reach more people. This episode encourages listeners to pursue God, serve their neighbors, and be authentic in faith.

Colt, Jeremy, Billy, and Jacob welcome Todd Tyner — Air Force veteran, lab manager, husband of 40 years — as he shares a raw testimony of near-death, loss, and the moment he recommitted his life to Christ.
They talk about faith made simple, the DEC church community, worship, the Sportsman’s Banquet, practical steps to salvation, and how real stories of redemption can encourage anyone walking the dirt road of life.

Welcome to Dirt Road Disciples, where Colt, Parker, Billy, and Jacob sit down with Pastor Brandon Crunkleton of Pleasant Grove Baptist to explore his journey from teen youth pastor to senior pastor, his family and faith, and the realities of ministry. In this episode Brandon shares practical advice for young pastors, reflections on staying humble and close to God, the power of youth ministry, and a clear gospel message on salvation, hope, and the sustaining presence of Christ.

Join the Dirt Road Disciples as Colt, Jeremy, Billy, and Jacob sit down with Mark Pulliam — husband, grandfather, long-time lawman, and church security volunteer. Expect humor (a misplaced hobby horse), family stories, and candid conversation about faith, service, and community.
Mark shares his testimony, how law enforcement has opened doors for ministry, and why staying connected to church matters. A warm, real episode that encourages believers to serve, grow, and walk the dirt road together.

Pastor Jerome Hill joins Dirt Road Disciples to share his powerful testimony of coming to faith—sparked at a funeral and the 23rd Psalm—overcoming alcoholism, and seeing a 38-year marriage restored. He also discusses pastoring Truth Fellowship, the role of preaching and music, and living a life transformed by Scripture.This episode mixes honest storytelling, practical ministry wisdom, and a clear gospel call, inviting listeners to reflect on repentance, community, and the sustaining power of Christ.

On this episode of Dirt Road Disciples, the hosts—Colt, Jeremy, Billy, and Jacob—recount a recent Revive trip, share funny moments about weather, bread runs, and homemade guitar nicknames, and reflect on how God provides in practical ways.
They discuss the power of prayer, stewardship of family and livestock, lessons from Scripture (including James and Mark), and honest struggles in relationships and faith. The conversation mixes humor, testimony, and encouragement to seek God’s will and grow deeper in Christ.
Listeners will hear invitations to community events like the Sportsman’s Banquet, reminders to prioritize time with God and family, and an overall message of hope, repentance, and reliance on Jesus.