Pastor Chuck joins the podcast to share insights from over 25 years in full-time ministry and 21 years leading his church. We dive into growing a ministry-driven church, mentoring leaders, serving the community, and lessons from his recent trip to Israel — from the Sea of Galilee to the Garden Tomb — that bring Scripture to life.

If you’re interested in church leadership, biblical history, or practical spiritual wisdom, this episode is for you. Listen, reflect, and share your thoughts!

Host Chris McNeill sits down with Josh Fisher of Hillside Missionary Church for a candid conversation about preaching verse-by-verse through Scripture, sharing your faith through everyday conversations (not programs), and leading faithfully as a young pastor.

From the awkwardness of evangelism to balancing family, friendships, and church life, Josh offers practical, down-to-earth insight for anyone serving in ministry or the local church.

What does faithful, everyday ministry actually look like behind the scenes?

In this episode of Ministry on the Move, Chris McNeil sits down with Pastor Josh Fisher of Hillside Missionary Church in South Bend, Indiana, for an honest conversation about church leadership, denominational roots, and the realities of shepherding a local congregation.

Josh shares the story of the Missionary Church’s Anabaptist background, the challenges and rewards of revitalizing a smaller church, and why slow, healthy growth often matters more than big numbers. Along the way, they talk about cultural pressure on pastors, consumer Christianity, staying grounded in Scripture, and what it takes to lead with conviction and compassion in today’s world.

Recorded on the road during the McNeils’ Midwest tour, this is a candid, down-to-earth look at the work of ministry and the people serving faithfully week after week.

Part 1 of a two-part conversation with Pastor Josh Fisher.

In Part 2 of my conversation with Pastor Jeremy Eden of North Bay Fellowship in South Texas, we slow down and wrestle with one of the most important — and often misunderstood — questions in the Christian life.

Together we talk through faith and obedience, the role of works, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, and the very real spiritual battles believers face every day. From the armor of God to temptation, from pastoral responsibility to staying faithful when ministry feels heavy, this is an honest, practical discussion about following Christ in the real world.

No easy answers. No church clichés. Just two pastors opening Scripture and talking it through.

If you’ve ever wondered what genuine faith actually looks like when lived out, this episode is for you.

Ever wonder what pastors and ministers experience behind the pulpit — the triumphs, the struggles, and the unseen battles? Ministry on the Move takes you on a journey across the USA, visiting churches of all shapes and sizes, and sitting down with the people shepherding them.

From personal stories of obedience, faith, and supernatural encounters, to honest conversations about the challenges of ministry, this podcast goes beyond Sunday morning routines. Each episode gives you an inside look at what it really takes to serve, lead, and live faithfully in today’s world.

Whether you’re a pastor, minister, church supporter, or simply curious about life in the trenches of ministry, join Chris and his guests as they explore the heart of the church, the reality of faith, and the power of God at work in ordinary lives.

Discover the stories, lessons, and inspiration that make ministry a calling worth following — wherever the road may lead.

Chris sits down with Glenn Hall for a conversation that spans Scripture, the spiritual realm, and the hope of Christ’s return. They explore Noah, Genesis 6, Matthew 24, and the unfolding of God’s plan for the Church — blending prophetic insight with pastoral tenderness. Personal stories of faith, courage, and the unseen workings of God invite listeners to wrestle with eternity, consider their own walk, and see the spiritual world with fresh eyes.

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Sometimes faith feels like standing on the edge of a cliff, with only one choice: step off and trust God to catch you.

In this powerful conversation, Pastor Glenn Hall of Harvest Church (Pearson, IN) opens up about the highs and lows of pastoral life, the realities of leading a congregation, and the grace that keeps him coming back week after week. From navigating church growth and community challenges to learning how God meets us in our valleys, Glenn shares hard-earned wisdom on obedience, faith, and the relentless love of God.

We also dive into:

• How to handle the emotional weight of pastoral leadership.

• Why worship looks different for every believer—and why that’s okay.

• Spiritual deception in the modern world and the importance of choosing God over false “gods.”

• Finding hope and restoration in the midst of regrets, mistakes, and life’s valleys.

Whether you’re a pastor, a believer struggling with doubt, or simply someone seeking encouragement, this episode will inspire you to trust God even when the cliff looks impossibly high.

Join us on this journey and discover how to keep returning to the well of God’s grace.

Ministry on the Move is a podcast for pastors, ministry leaders, and those serving the church on the front lines.

Hosted by Chris McNeill — a traveling worship leader who spends his life in churches across the country — this show brings you honest, unfiltered conversations with shepherds from churches of every size, shape, and setting.

This is not a podcast about building platforms.
It’s about staying faithful.

Each episode explores the real tensions of ministry: obedience over outcomes, faith in discouraging seasons, cultural pressure, spiritual weariness, leadership loneliness, and the strange, supernatural nature of following Jesus in a rational, skeptical world.

Season 3 leans into deeper questions — about faithfulness when results are unseen, about embracing the “weirdness” of Christianity rather than sanding it down, and about what it means to stay the course when the culture grows hostile and the work grows heavy.

If you’re a pastor who feels tired, unseen, uncertain, or simply in need of encouragement — this podcast is for you.

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