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What does it mean to be a chaplain for a college football team and a police department? In this episode of Church With No Walls, Ryan Dearbone sits down with Reverend Shawn Sales of Loving Springs Baptist Church in Glasgow, KY, to explore ministry beyond the traditional church setting. Reverend Sales shares how he serves as chaplain for WKU Football and the Bowling Green Police Department, offering spiritual guidance, support during crises, and a listening ear to those facing life's toughest challenges.
The conversation dives into the importance of meeting people where they are, the role of compassion over correction, the unique pressures faced by athletes and law enforcement officers, and the necessity of self-care for pastors and ministry leaders. Shawn also discusses why kindness is a powerful expression of faith and how the church can use modern platforms to reach people while remaining rooted in biblical community.

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On this episode of Church With No Walls, host Ryan Dearbone continues his powerful conversation with Professor Emeritus, Dr. Larry Snyder, about the complicated intersection of faith, politics, and public life in America. Together, they discuss what Christian nationalism is, religious phobias, the role of pastors and churches in political movements, and why religion continues to shape political conversations across the country. From George Washington’s vision for religious freedom to modern debates surrounding politicians, scripture, and the public square, this episode challenges listeners to think more deeply about what it truly means to balance faith, democracy, and civic responsibility. This is a conversation about religion and politics that goes far beyond party lines.

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On this episode of Church With No Walls, host Ryan Dearbone brings back Professor Emeritus Dr. Larry Snyder for part one of a two-part conversation about faith, politics, and the separation of church and state. From the politics found throughout the Bible to the origins of America’s religious freedoms, the discussion explores how religion has shaped public life for centuries — and why those conversations still matter today. Together, they discuss the role of faith in government and the ongoing tension between personal beliefs and public policy in modern America. This is not a debate about who is right or wrong — it’s an honest conversation about one of the most complicated intersections in society today.

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On this episode of Church With No Walls, Ryan Dearbone welcomes back Rev. Stacy Spencer for an honest and insightful conversation about faith, fraternity, and the ongoing discussion surrounding the Divine Nine and Christianity. Together, they break down the history and purpose of Black Greek-letter organizations, the role these groups play in mentorship, leadership, and community service, and the misconceptions that often surround Greek life.

The conversation also explores hazing, public denouncements of fraternity and sorority membership, accountability within organizations, and whether someone can truly be both Greek and Godly. Through personal experiences and biblical perspective, this episode offers a balanced discussion on culture, brotherhood/sisterhood, service, and faith within the National Pan-Hellenic Council.

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What does it look like to truly be the church beyond four walls? In this powerful episode of Church With No Walls, host Ryan Dearbone sits down with Shauna Wood, Executive Director of The Foundry in Bowling Green, Kentucky, to explore a transformative model of faith in action.

Wood shares how The Foundry is breaking cycles of generational poverty through a holistic, “cradle-to-career” approach—serving children and families through education, community engagement, and spiritual development. From preschool programs and after-school care to family support services and community fitness initiatives, The Foundry is more than an organization—it’s a ministry rooted in relationships and long-term impact.

Listeners will hear real stories of lives changed, barriers overcome, and families restored through intentional love and community partnership. This conversation highlights the power of meeting people where they are, planting seeds of faith early, and walking alongside families for lasting transformation.

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In this episode of the Church With No Walls podcast, host Ryan Dearbone continues his conversation with Minister Megan Bailey about what true service really looks like—inside and outside the church.

Together, they challenge the idea of performative ministry and unpack the need for churches to move from being reactionary to proactive, emphasizing planning, sustainability, and genuine impact over appearance. Megan speaks candidly about the dangers of ego, competition, and “ownership” within church leadership, calling for collaboration and a return to God-centered service.

This episode also dives into why serving without expectation is essential to authentic ministry, as well as the importance of community collaboration over competition, and how churches can use social media as a tool for both service and activism.

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In this powerful episode of Church With No Walls, host Ryan Dearbone sits down with minister, activist, and community leader Megan Bailey for an honest and thought-provoking conversation about faith, service, and social change.

Megan shares how her journey into activism was sparked by the tragic death of George Floyd—and how that moment transformed her pain into purpose-driven action. Together, Ryan and Megan explore the intersection of ministry and activism, challenging the idea that faith should stay within church walls.

From breaking down misconceptions about protest and Christianity to examining why many churches have stepped away from social justice work, this episode dives deep into what it truly means to live out your faith. Megan makes a compelling case: activism isn’t separate from ministry—it is ministry.

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On this episode of the Church With No Walls, host Ryan Dearbone sits down with filmmaker, Jewell R. Powell to discuss her powerful faith journey and her debut film Unfailing Love. After a 30-year government career, Powell says she felt called by God to write and produce a modern-day retelling of the biblical story of Hosea—despite having no prior experience in filmmaking. In this inspiring conversation, she shares how faith, obedience, and perseverance led her to write, produce, direct, and even act in the film. Powell also discusses the film’s message about God’s unconditional love, the impact the movie has had on viewers, and what audiences can expect from her upcoming Christmas film project.

Learn more about Jewell’s projects at kingdomreignsministries.com

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