Explore every episode of the podcast Street Preachers

Somewhere along the way, we became comfortable with a God we were never meant to make common.

He is loving, but He is still HOLY.
He is near, but He is still WORTHY OF REVERENCE.
He calls us friends, but He is still KING.

The fear of God isn’t being afraid of Him—it’s living with such an awareness of who He is that His presence changes how we live.

Street Preachers is live from Nashville as we continue walking through 1 Peter 1:13–14 and wrestle with the heaviness of holiness.

Peter calls believers to prepare their minds, stay sober-minded, and refuse to be shaped by the desires that defined who they used to be. Holiness isn’t just about what we stop doing—it’s about who we’re becoming.

In a culture that tells us to follow every desire, Jesus calls us to a different way. There is a weight that comes with carrying His name, but there is also freedom in becoming more like Him.

Holiness isn’t the burden of following Jesus—it’s the evidence that He’s changing us.

Recorded live in Nashville on the Street Preachers Podcast Tour.

Following Jesus was never promised to be easy—but it was promised to be worth it.

As we continue walking through 1 Peter, this episode is a word of encouragement for anyone navigating pressure, opposition, uncertainty, or weariness. Peter reminds believers scattered in hostile territory that hardship does not mean God has abandoned you, and resistance does not mean you’re on the wrong road.

Stand firm. Keep your heart anchored. Don’t allow what’s happening around you to change what God is doing within you.

You were chosen for this moment, strengthened for this season, and called to keep going.

Street Team, this one is for anybody who needed a reminder: don’t quit in the middle of what God is using to form you.

What do you do when following Jesus gets costly?

As we continue walking through 1 Peter, we’re reminded that persecution, pressure, rejection, and suffering have always been part of the story of God’s people—but they never get the final word.

Peter writes to believers who are scattered, misunderstood, and facing real opposition, yet he keeps pointing them beyond what they’re experiencing to what God has promised. The pressure may be real, but it’s temporary. The opposition may be loud, but it’s temporary. The suffering may hurt, but this is temporary.

In Episode 8, we talk about how to remain faithful when culture pushes back, why suffering doesn’t mean God has abandoned you, and how an eternal perspective changes the way you endure temporary pain.

Don’t let a temporary season make you question an eternal promise.

What if the greatest threat to this generation isn’t artificial intelligence… but artificial faith?

As we continue our journey through 1 Peter, we at a pivotal text where Peter reminds us of a salvation so extraordinary that the prophets searched for it and even angels long to understand it.

In this episode, we discuss the rapid rise of AI, welcome MG The Mortgage Guy to talk about InvestFest, and wrestle with one timeless question: What matters most in a world obsessed with what’s next?

Technology may shape the future, but only the Gospel secures eternity.

Joy isn’t the absence of suffering—it’s the evidence of salvation.

In this episode of Street Preachers, we walk through 1 Peter 1:6–9 and uncover why genuine faith rejoices even in the fire. If your faith is being tested, this conversation will remind you that what God is refining today will be revealed in glory tomorrow.

What if the greatest threat to Christianity isn’t opposition—but imitation?

In this episode of Street Preachers, Tim Timberlake and Philip Anthony Mitchell continue their journey through 1 Peter by confronting one of the greatest deceptions of our generation: a Christianity that looks authentic on the outside but lacks transformation on the inside.

We’ve become experts at curating appearances while neglecting holiness. Culture celebrates image, platforms reward performance, and too often the Church has settled for a faith that’s polished but powerless.

Peter calls believers to something radically different—not a veneer of Christianity, but a life genuinely transformed by the gospel. Together, we unpack what it means to pursue true holiness in a world obsessed with appearances and why God has never been impressed by what merely looks spiritual.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your faith is being shaped more by Jesus or by culture, this conversation is for you.

The question isn’t whether your faith is visible. The question is whether it’s real.

The world is constantly trying to define you by your past, your pain, your success, or the opinions of others. But Peter reminds us that our identity is not built on temporary things. We have been born again into a living hope and given an inheritance that is imperishable, undefiled, and unfading.

In this episode, we continue our journey through 1 Peter and talk about what it means to live with an identity that cannot be altered by culture and a hope that cannot be diminished by circumstances.

If you’ve ever felt misunderstood, overlooked, or tempted to find your worth in things that fade, this conversation is for you.

Our culture offers labels that change. Jesus gives an identity that remains.

“To obtain an inheritance which is imperishable and undefiled and will not fade away, reserved in heaven for you.” — 1 Peter 1:4 (NASB95)

To the Street Team, scattered across cities and nations, grace and peace be multiplied to you in Christ Jesus.

As we continue our journey through the letter of Peter, we are reminded that following Christ has never promised the applause of men. The people of God have always been strangers in the world, citizens of another Kingdom, and witnesses in places that do not always welcome the truth.

In this episode, we consider what it means to live faithfully in hostile territory.

How should believers respond when they are misunderstood, opposed, or treated as outsiders? How do we stand firm without becoming bitter? And what does it look like to represent Jesus in a culture that grows increasingly resistant to Him?

Peter reminds us that suffering for Christ is not evidence of God’s absence, but often confirmation that we belong to Him.

Though the world may reject us, we have been chosen by God.

Stand firm. Do not grow weary. Continue the work entrusted to you.

“For this finds favor, if for the sake of conscience toward God a person bears up under sorrows when suffering unjustly.” — 1 Peter 2:19 NASB95

If this conversation strengthens your faith, share it with someone else and invite them into the journey.

Grace be with you all.

As we continue our journey through 1 Peter, we explore one of the most humbling truths in Scripture: you are not an accident, and your faith is not the result of chance. Before you ever reached for God, He reached for you.

In a world that finds identity in performance and approval, Peter reminds believers that our security begins with God’s choice, God’s mercy, and God’s purpose.

If you’ve ever wrestled with your worth, questioned your place, or wondered if God sees you, this conversation is for you.

You may feel forgotten by people, but you have been chosen by God.

“According to the foreknowledge of God the Father…” — 1 Peter 1:2 NASB95

1 Peter 1:1–2

Have you ever felt like you don’t fit in? According to Peter, that feeling may not be a flaw—it may be a sign of your faith.

In this episode, Tim and Philip explore what it means to live as exiles in a world that isn’t our home. Discover why followers of Jesus should stop chasing acceptance, embrace their identity, and learn to stand firm in a culture moving the opposite direction.

You don’t belong to this world—you belong to Jesus.

In this special Behind the Scenes episode from our Miami stop, we’re pulling back the curtain on what Jesus did — the prayers in the hallways, the moments off stage, and the powerful encounters where God met people right where they were.

This isn’t just about a tour stop… it’s about transformation.

“Come and see what God has done; He is awesome in His deeds toward the children of man.” (Psalm 66:5)

In this special Behind the Scenes episode from our Jacksonville stop, we’re pulling back the curtain on what Jesus did — the prayers in the hallways, the moments off stage, and the powerful encounters where God met people right where they were.

This isn’t just about a tour stop… it’s about transformation.

“Come and see what God has done; He is awesome in His deeds toward the children of man.” (Psalm 66:5)

n this special Behind the Scenes episode from our Philadelphia stop, we’re pulling back the curtain on what Jesus did — the prayers in the hallways, the moments off stage, and the powerful encounters where God met people right where they were.

This isn’t just about a tour stop… it’s about transformation.

“Come and see what God has done; He is awesome in His deeds toward the children of man.” (Psalm 66:5)

In this special Behind the Scenes episode from our New York City stop, we’re pulling back the curtain on what Jesus did — the prayers in the hallways, the moments off stage, and the powerful encounters where God met people right where they were.

This isn’t just about a tour stop… it’s about transformation.

“Come and see what God has done; He is awesome in His deeds toward the children of man.” (Psalm 66:5)

In this special Behind the Scenes episode from our Charlotte stop, we’re pulling back the curtain on what Jesus did — the prayers in the hallways, the moments off stage, and the powerful encounters where God met people right where they were.

This isn’t just about a tour stop… it’s about transformation.

“Come and see what God has done; He is awesome in His deeds toward the children of man.” (Psalm 66:5)

In this special Behind the Scenes episode from our Raleigh-Durham tour stop, we’re pulling back the curtain on what Jesus did — the prayers in the hallways, the moments off stage, and the powerful encounters where God met people right where they were.

This isn’t just about a tour stop… it’s about transformation.

“Come and see what God has done; He is awesome in His deeds toward the children of man.” (Psalm 66:5)

In this special Behind the Scenes episode from our Washington DC stop, we’re pulling back the curtain on what Jesus did — the prayers in the hallways, the moments off stage, and the powerful encounters where God met people right where they were.

This isn’t just about a tour stop… it’s about transformation.

“Come and see what God has done; He is awesome in His deeds toward the children of man.” (Psalm 66:5)

In this special Behind the Scenes episode, we’re pulling back the curtain to show you what Jesus did throughout our tour — the moments you didn’t see on stage, the prayers in the hallways, the conversations in the green rooms, and the powerful encounters that only happen when God meets people right where they are.

Over the next few weeks, you’ll get an exclusive behind-the-scenes perspective of the journey — the victories, the challenges, the faith, and the incredible ways God moved in every city. This isn’t just about travel or shows… it’s about transformation.

Scripture reminds us:
“Come and see what God has done: He is awesome in His deeds toward the children of man.” (Psalm 66:5)

We believe these stories will stir your faith, encourage your walk with Jesus, and remind you that God is still moving in powerful ways today.

Live from Miami!

In this episode, recorded live in Miami, we witnessed hundreds respond to the call of repentance as the power of the Holy Spirit fell with undeniable weight. Worship wasn’t a set—it was a surrender. Chains broke. Tears flowed. Hearts turned. And people didn’t leave the same way they came.

Live from Jacksonville Florida.

Jacksonville wasn’t just a stop on the tour—it was a tipping point.

We watched salvation meet people in real time.
We saw bodies healed and hearts awakened.
Those that walked in curious walked out hungry.

There was a fresh hunger birthed in the room—a holy dissatisfaction with surface faith and a deeper cry for the real presence of Jesus. Hands lifted, tears falling, voices breaking… not emotional hype, but genuine encounters that marked people forever.

Recorded live from our Philadelphia tour stop, this episode captures a room where history met hunger. Where people who came carrying weight left carrying fire. Where a city known for grit and resilience encountered the gentleness and authority of God’s presence.

We watched walls come down, prayers rise up, and a fresh resolve take hold. Not hype. Not noise. Just holy conviction and unshakable hope.

This night didn’t just stir emotions—it strengthened resolve.
A deeper commitment. A steadier faith. A fight worth finishing.

LIVE FROM NEW YORK CITY

New York City is where this whole movement took its first breath—and on this night, it caught fire all over again. What started in a small room has turned into a hunger we could never manufacture and a momentum only the Holy Spirit could sustain.

In this episode, recorded live on our NYC tour stop, we revisit the streets where Street Preachers was born. We watched strangers turn to family, doubt turn into declaration, and a city known for noise fall quiet under the weight of God’s presence.

This night didn’t just remind us where we started—it awakened something brand new. A deeper hunger. A louder faith. A bolder obedience.

If you’ve ever wondered what revival sounds like in a city that never sleeps, press play.
If you’ve ever needed proof that God can turn a moment into a movement, this is it.

LIVE FROM CLT
The Conversation on Prayer Continues

Street Team, In this episode, we pick up where we left off and press even deeper into one of our favorite topics — prayer.

From real stories to raw moments, from wrestling with God to walking with Him, we explore what prayer actually does in a person, a city, and a generation. This isn’t theory… this is practice. This is the kind of conversation that makes you pray different, think different, and live different.

If you’ve been asking God for clarity, strength, or breakthrough — this episode is for you.

In this episode, we to unpack one of our favorite topics, prayer.
Not the polished kind — the kind you pray when life is loud, hope is thin, and God is your only anchor. We talk desperation, discipline, and the kind of prayer that reshapes you from the inside out.Steven Clark:Thank you 🙏 

Night Two – Washington, D.C.
In the capital of a shaken nation, we’re naming the pain and pointing to the only hope that still heals. Suffering is real, truth is louder, and Jesus is not finished with America. This is more than a podcast. This is a wake-up call.

Night One – Washington, D.C.

In the capital of a shaken nation, we’re naming the pain and pointing to the only hope that still heals. Suffering is real, truth is louder, and Jesus is not finished with America. This is more than a podcast. This is a wake-up call.

From the heart of Texas, the Street Preachers sit down for a raw, unfiltered conversation about the state of our nation, the urgency of repentance, and the reality of revival.

What started as a podcast recording became a holy moment — tears, truth, and the tangible presence of God filling the room.

In this episode, we look back on the last two years and the lessons that shaped us. We unpack the weight and value of covenant relationships—why they can’t be taken lightly, and how they anchor us when everything else shifts. We also raise an alarm about the times we’re living in, challenging the culture to wake up, stand firm, and return to what matters most.

In this episode of The Street Preachers Podcast, we tackle real questions people have been asking and put them to the test of God’s Word. We continue our journey through the book of Jude, uncovering timeless truth for modern chaos. We wrestle with the challenge of discerning God’s voice in a culture full of noise, and we talk about what it means to face adversity with integrity—holding on to faith when life pushes back the hardest.

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In this episode we’re reminded that forgetting God’s past works can be just as dangerous as denying Him in the present. In this episode, we break down the warning and the weight of remembrance—why Israel’s story matters to us today, how unbelief still destroys destiny, and what it means to truly trust the Deliverer who saves and sustains. Expect raw conversation, biblical revelation, and a challenge that’ll stir your faith for the battles ahead.

In this episode, we dive into the recent arrest of a pastor—not for preaching truth, but for corruption. We wrestle with how moments like this impact the witness of the Church and what it means when spiritual leadership is compromised. Then we continue our journey through the book of Jude—exploring how this ancient letter warns against false teachers, calls out hypocrisy, and urges us to contend for a faith that is pure, unshaken, and authentic.

In this episode, we continue walking through Jude as we talk about what it really means to contend for the faith in a culture that wants you quiet. We also drop two big announcements—Tim’s brand-new book The Bumpy Road to Better is officially here, and we’ve got a surprise you won’t see coming.

Street Preachers | Episode 004 | Phillip Anthony Mitchell & Tim Timberlake

 In this episode of Street Preachers, Tim Timberlake and Philip Anthony Mitchell dive into the book of Jude —a short but urgent letter that speaks directly to the world we’re living in. They unpack Jude’s call to contend for the faith, expose false teachings, and remember the God who saves and judges. This isn’t just an ancient warning—it’s a word for right now.

In this raw and urgent conversation, Tim Timberlake and Philip Anthony Mitchell pull no punches as they discuss the climate of the westernized church. From comfort over conviction to entertainment over discipleship, they unpack the dangers of a church drifting from the mission of Jesus. This isn’t a call to panic—it’s a call to wake up, rise up, and get back to the Gospel… because time is running out.

Street Preachers is a raw, unfiltered podcast from Philip Anthony Mitchell and Tim Timberlake—two bold voices committed to making sure everyone hears the Gospel of Jesus. From street corners to stages, they bring truth with conviction, passion, and power—because revival doesn’t wait for a microphone. It starts wherever the Word is spoken.