In this powerful episode of Big Sky Testify, we sit down with Ben Krey—also known as DJ BennyK—for a raw, joy-filled, and faith-igniting testimony that spans from suburban Minnesota to dance floors, revival movements, and global missions.

Hear how God marked Ben with a heart for people at a secular EDM show—an encounter that sparked his calling to bring light into dark places and eventually inspired his journey into DJ ministry.

Ben takes us behind the scenes of Fire Drop Movement, sharing how the vision was born out of prayer, revival moments during the George Floyd unrest, and a desire to blend the “fire of heaven” with the “drop” of EDM culture to reach the spiritually hungry in unconventional spaces like Venice Beach and major festivals around the world.

He also tells vivid stories of miraculous healings, encounters on mission trips, and powerful moves of the Holy Spirit—including seeing tumors dissolve before his eyes and ministering in massive crusades around the globe

Ben’s joy, humility, and boldness will inspire you to step into the works Jesus prepared for you and to carry the fire of God into your everyday environments.

If you’re hungry for a testimony that stirs faith, challenges passivity, and celebrates the power of the Holy Spirit—this episode will light you up.

Send us a text

In this conversation, Adam and Jon explore the themes of gratitude and intentionality during the holiday season, particularly Thanksgiving. They discuss personal traditions, the importance of being intentional about gratitude, and how spirituality intertwines with thankfulness. The conversation also delves into scriptural insights on gratitude and practical ways to incorporate thankfulness into daily life, emphasizing the significance of community and family.

Send us a text

In this heartfelt and Scripture-rich episode, Adam and Jon explore the idea of “the certain person” — the countless unnamed people in the Bible whose extraordinary faith moved the heart of God, fulfilled prophecy, and changed lives.

What begins as a reflection on the anniversary of Adam’s mother’s passing unfolds into a deep conversation about humility, faith for others, the beauty of anonymity in God’s Kingdom, and the quiet but powerful role of everyday believers.

Together they walk through stories like the faithful centurion, the friends who lowered the paralyzed man through the roof, the Canaanite woman, the sinful woman who anointed Jesus, the owner of the donkey and colt, and faithful unnamed figures in the Old Testament — including the widow Elijah stayed with and Rahab’s family.

They discuss how these people were not famous, not celebrated, not powerful — yet their faith was profound. The hosts challenge listeners to pray, “Lord, let me be that certain person,” and to carry the type of faith that lifts others up, breaks through barriers, and trusts Jesus completely.

The episode ends with a powerful prayer for abused and vulnerable children and a reminder that ordinary people with deep faith can display God’s character in extraordinary ways.

Send us a text

In this conversation, the hosts reflect on the significance of Veterans Day, expressing gratitude for the sacrifices made by veterans. They discuss the intersection of military service and faith, highlighting how scripture, particularly Psalm 91, provides comfort and strength. The conversation then shifts to the topic of hunting, exploring its role as a means of connecting with nature, family, and faith. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding the relationship between food, nature, and the spiritual aspects of hunting, ultimately celebrating the values of service, love, and community.

Send us a text

In this conversation, Jon and Adam reflect on their experiences with grief and community during All Saints Day. They discuss the importance of vulnerability in faith, the comfort found in scripture, and the healing power of shared experiences. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of mourning and the hope that comes from faith, while also touching on lighthearted moments that arise amidst serious discussions.

takeaways

• All Saints Day serves as a poignant reminder of loss and community.
• Grieving together fosters a sense of vulnerability and support.
• Scripture provides comfort and hope during times of mourning.
• The importance of being present in the moment during grief.
• Community plays a crucial role in healing from loss.
• Death is a universal experience that everyone contemplates.
• The Bible offers guidance and hope for those who mourn.
• Understanding the context of scripture enhances its relevance today.
• Lighthearted moments can coexist with serious discussions about grief.
• Faith can transform the experience of loss into a journey of hope.

Send us a text

In this conversation, the hosts explore the complexities of faith, particularly through the lens of Romans 7, where Paul discusses the struggle with sin. They connect this struggle to the song 'Nutshell' by Alice in Chains, highlighting how music can reflect deep emotional and spiritual battles. The discussion emphasizes the importance of grace in Christianity and how personal experiences with loss and healing can shape one's faith journey. The hosts encourage listeners to find connections between their struggles and the messages in both scripture and music, ultimately pointing to the hope found in Jesus Christ.

Send us a text

Meet Marshall Geiger — husband, father, Marine veteran, and humble servant of God. From a childhood marked by struggle to the structure of the Marines and the freedom of new faith, Marshall shares how God reached into every broken place to bring healing, redemption, and purpose.

Marshall’s story reminds us that God’s love can transform anyone, anywhere — even in the middle of life’s toughest battles. With raw honesty and contagious excitement, he talks about discovering Christ, learning to love like Him, and finding beauty in the small things… even in a simple agate rock.

------------------

"So the last will be first, and the first will be last." Matthew 20:16 NIV

Then Job replied to the Lord: “I know that you can do all things; no purpose of yours can be thwarted. You asked, ‘Who is this that obscures my plans without knowledge?’ Surely I spoke of things I did not understand, things too wonderful for me to know. “You said, ‘Listen now, and I will speak; I will question you, and you shall answer me.’ My ears had heard of you but now my eyes have seen you. Therefore I despise myself and repent in dust and ashes.” Job 42:1-6

Send us a text

In this engaging conversation, the hosts reflect on personal experiences, the changing seasons, and the importance of gratitude and faith in navigating life's challenges. They explore the cost of discipleship, the miracles of Jesus, and the significance of community among believers. The discussion also touches on the need for unity within the body of Christ amidst denominational differences, emphasizing the call to action for laborers in the spiritual harvest.

Send us a text