Could the next great revival begin with teenagers who are bold enough to share their faith?

In this episode of Your Biggest Breakthrough, we’re joined by Greg Stier, author, evangelist, and founder of Dare 2 Share Ministries, who has spent over 30 years equipping teenagers to share their faith with confidence and courage.

Greg shares his wild, faith-filled journey from growing up in a violent neighborhood to leading a global movement of youth evangelism. You’ll hear how one bold act of evangelism transformed his entire family and why he has devoted his life to helping teenagers share the gospel with courage and clarity.

You’ll hear about how revival is already stirring among young people, what’s changing in youth spirituality, and why, when equipped and empowered, teens are the most effective missionaries on earth.

This conversation is filled with hope, inspiration, and practical steps for parents, pastors, and anyone passionate about reaching the next generation.

Chapters:

[00:00] Podcast Preview

[01:26] Topic and Guest Introduction

[03:21] Welcoming Greg Stier to the Podcast

[05:10] Greg's Early Life and Faith Journey

[08:46] The Impact of Evangelism on Family

[10:10] Focusing on Teenagers for Evangelism

[12:12] Revival is Stirring Among Youth Today

[13:50] Current Trends in Teen Spirituality

[15:20] What Sets Christianity Apart: Grace, Not Works

[16:57] How Parents Can Build Faith at Home

[20:46] Research Insights on Youth Ministry

[22:55] The Urgency of Sharing the Gospel

[25:23] How to Start Sharing Your Faith Naturally

[27:12] Join the Global Day of Youth Evangelism

[28:04] Gospel Advancing Movements

[30:04] Are We on the Edge of Global Revival?

[31:44] Greg’s Life Verse and Final Encouragement

Resources mentioned:

Dare 2 Share Ministries

Greg Stier's Website

Guest's bio and social handles:

Facebook: @greg.stier

Instagram: @gregstier

Greg Stier is an evangelist, author, and speaker passionate about seeing teenagers live and share their faith boldly. He’s the founder of Dare 2 Share Ministries, a global movement equipping teens to share the gospel with their friends and communities.

Growing up in a violent, inner-city Denver family of bodybuilders, Greg experienced firsthand how the power of the gospel can transform lives—starting with his own family. That transformation ignited his lifelong passion for evangelism.

In 1999, after the tragic Columbine High School shooting near his hometown, Greg left his pastorate to focus on Dare 2 Share full-time, dedicating his life to helping youth leaders and teens reach the next generation for Christ.

Today, Greg continues to speak, write, and train others through his books, articles, and global ministry initiatives, inspiring Gospel Advancing movements around the world. His favorite roles, however, remain husband to Debbie and dad to Jeremy and Kailey.

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What do you do when life stacks the odds against you? Poverty, a broken family, and a dangerous environment could have easily defined Kendall Qualls’ future. But instead, his story is proof that your past doesn’t have to dictate your destiny.

In this episode of Your Biggest Breakthrough, Kendall shares how he went from Harlem’s streets and trailer park living to becoming an Army officer, corporate leader, nonprofit founder, and even running for governor. His story is packed with lessons about resilience, faith, forgiveness, and choosing a different path—even when everything around you is pulling you down.

We talk about the role of family, the power of education, and how faith transformed Kendall’s heart, healed his relationship with his father, and gave him the courage to step into leadership. His journey isn’t just inspiring; it’s a roadmap for anyone who feels stuck in their circumstances or unsure if change is possible.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Can I rise above where I came from?” this conversation will show you that with God’s grace, courage, and determination, you absolutely can.

Chapters:

[00:00] Podcast Preview

[01:10] Topic and Guest Introduction

[03:38] Kendall Qualls: A Journey from Adversity to Success

[06:37] The Impact of Family Dynamics on Personal Growth

[08:40] Navigating Two Worlds: Harlem and Oklahoma

[11:24] Education as a Pathway to a Better Life

[14:50] Finding Love and Building a Family

[18:16] Faith and Transformation: A New Beginning

[21:15] The Power of Forgiveness and Healing Relationships

[24:56] Finding Community and Faith in Tulsa

[27:28] Overcoming Fear and Embracing Courage

[28:43] Unexpected Twists in Life and Faith

[33:48] Understanding Racial Dynamics and Family Issues

[39:56] Running for Governor: Lessons Learned and God’s Timing

[44:18] Vision for Minnesota: Prosperity, Safety, and Schools

[47:42] Clearing Misconceptions and Final Thoughts

Resources mentioned:

Kendall’s Nonprofit Organization: TakeCharge

The Prodigal Project: Amazon link

Guest's bio:

Kendall Qualls is a results-oriented leader dedicated to uniting Americans around shared values and a common heritage. His inspiring journey began in the projects of Harlem, New York, and later in a trailer park in rural Oklahoma. Despite those humble beginnings, Kendall worked his way through college, became a U.S. Army officer, and went on to earn three graduate degrees. He later rose to serve as Global Vice President of a Fortune 100 healthcare company.

Today, Kendall is the founder and president of TakeCharge, a nonprofit committed to promoting the promise of America for all people, regardless of race or social standing. His powerful message has reached millions through speaking engagements and appearances on national platforms such as Fox & Friends and The Dennis Prager Show. He is also the author of The Prodigal Project, a deeply personal book that highlights his story of perseverance, faith, and breakthroughs.

Kendall and his wife, Sheila, have been married for 40 years. Together, they have raised five children and are proud grandparents of two boys. He is also a Republican candidate for Governor of Minnesota in 2026.

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What if something as simple as a pulled pork sandwich could remind people they aren’t forgotten? In this episode of Your Biggest Breakthrough, we sit down with Stan Hays, co-founder of Operation Barbecue Relief, whose story began in the aftermath of the devastating Joplin tornado. What started with a few smokers in a parking lot has now grown into an organization that’s served over 13 million meals in disaster zones and communities in need.

We loved this conversation because it’s not just about barbecue, it’s about faith in action, taking that first step without having all the answers, and discovering your “why” through serving others. You’ll hear how God used ordinary skills and a willing heart to meet extraordinary needs, and how something as simple as food can unify people, restore hope, and remind them of love.

If you’ve ever wondered how to find your purpose, where to start serving, or whether your gifts really matter, this episode is for you. Stan’s story will challenge you, inspire you, and encourage you that God can use your passion, no matter what it is, to change lives.

👉 Learn more about Operation Barbecue Relief, get involved, or support their mission by visiting https://operationbbqrelief.org/

Chapters:

[00:00] Podcast Preview

[01:10] Topic and Guest Introduction

[03:58] The Joplin Tornado That Started Everything

[09:12] Cooking Under Tornado Sirens

[11:57] Serving Thousands of Meals on the First Day

[15:25] A Woman’s Words that Changed My Perspective

[19:18] Building a Sustainable Relief Effort

[24:51] How Faith Reshaped Stan’s Priorities

[27:55] The Growth of Operation Barbecue Relief

[29:22] Why The Simplest Acts Matter Most

[33:26] Volunteering as a “Selfish Act”

[34:42] Culinary Therapy for Heroes and Veterans

[36:15] Being Called a CNN Hero

[39:02] Find Your Passion and Start Serving

[42:36] Three Ways YOU Can Help Today

Guest's bio:

Stan Hayes is the CEO and co-founder of Operation Barbecue Relief, a nonprofit organization founded in the aftermath of the 2011 Joplin, Missouri, tornado. What started as a simple idea to serve meals to disaster survivors has grown into an organization that has provided over 13 million meals across 42 states and the Bahamas.

A seasoned competitor on the barbecue circuit, Stan’s passion for cooking and helping those in need came together through Operation Barbecue Relief. His work has earned national recognition—he was named a CNN Hero in 2017—yet he remains humble, always pointing back to the volunteers and community behind the mission.

Stan has also showcased his culinary talents on television, finishing as the runner-up on Food Network’s Chopped Grill Masters in 2015 and winning Food Network Canada’s Fire Masters in 2019. He is the author of two cookbooks: Operation Barbecue and Grilling with Golic and Hayes (co-authored with Mike Golic).

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