Dallas Metro Podcast

Episode 116| Calling, Seasons & Faithfulness in Ministry | Dan Higgins | Dallas Metro Podcast

What does it mean to truly follow God’s calling, and how do you know what season you’re in? In this episode, Pastor Clay sits down with Dan Higgins to talk about ministry, obedience, and staying faithful through every season of life. From early calling to years of serving in Greenville and now at the Lighthouse, Dan shares powerful insights on trusting God, even when things get difficult. You’ll be encouraged to stay planted, seek God’s voice, and serve with the right heart. If this message speaks to you, like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs encouragement. To learn more or support the mission visit: DallasMetro.org

She Waited Years for This Moment… 🎣 | Anahi’s Story | Dallas Metro Podcast

What starts as childhood memories turns into a powerful story of faith, growth, and purpose. In this special episode, we’re coming to you from Lakeview Camp in Maypearl, Texas. A place that has impacted our kids lives for over 30 years. You’ll hear from Anahi Esparza, who grew up attending camp and is now pouring back into the next generation as a dorm leader. From never winning “Camper of the Day” as a child to finally getting her long-awaited fishing moment, this story is about more than camp. It’s about relationships, trust, and how God uses both to change lives. And now, you have the opportunity to be part of that story. It costs $200 to send one child to camp, but every dollar makes a difference. You can give today at dallasmetro.org/summercamp Thank you for giving, caring, and helping us continue to make moments like this possible for the next generation. 🤍

Episode 115 | Built to Send: The Heart of Missions | Marlyse Gordon | Dallas Metro Podcast

In this episode, Pastor Clay sits down with Marlyse Gordon for a powerful and inspiring conversation about faith, missions, and a lifetime of serving God. Marlyse shares stories from over 56 years of marriage, traveling and living around the world, and being part of a church that has always had a heart for missions. From living in Turkey to supporting missionaries across generations, her perspective brings clarity to what it truly means to live out the Great Commission. Together, they discuss the importance of keeping missions at the center of the church, how to support and encourage missionaries, and why reaching people, both across the street and around the world, still matters today. This episode will challenge you to refocus on God’s calling and inspire you to be part of what He is doing in the world. If you’d like to partner with Dallas Metro and be part of the miracle of reaching the next generation, visit our website to learn more @https://www.dallasmetro.org [https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbXpESkxybjRwbE5yUWk5RlBoZFRORThxWDI4d3xBQ3Jtc0ttSWx3RnZ6UE92VE1jMkl3RUxKSnpkNlhWQmFoQ01CTG5Ra1dlR0l4SER4SWpLQ3p2Yjl2dzM2LWo4NG9SUmVLaW1RQzk0NGJmdko5SEt2VEJtbjg4MEVLYUw4NGw5U05zUDJHT1JMaWgxYlhRRWxQWQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dallasmetro.org%2F&v=ZcobBA28ECM] Don’t forget to like, follow, and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today.

Episode 114: Intentional Motherhood | Diane Pierce | Dallas Metro Podcast

In this episode, Pastor Clay sits down with Diane Pierce for a heartfelt and meaningful conversation about faith, family, and the calling of motherhood. Diane shares her incredible journey from meeting her husband in Haiti while serving in a children’s hospital, to raising a family, and eventually spending 20 years as a school nurse caring for over a thousand children. Together, they reflect on the importance of being intentional as parents, the value of mentorship, and how unconditional love shapes the lives of children. Diane offers practical encouragement for mothers at every stage, especially those who may not have had strong role models growing up, emphasizing the power of connection, community, and learning from others. This episode also highlights the vital role of the local church in building strong families and supporting the next generation. Pastor Clay and Diane discuss how being present, engaged, and Christ centered can make a lasting impact on children and families alike. You’ll also hear about the exciting vision for Metro’s new facility and how it will serve children and families in the community for years to come. If you’ve ever wondered how you can make a difference, this conversation will inspire you to take the next step. Thank you for tuning in. If this episode encouraged you, be sure to like, share, and follow to stay connected with more conversations like this!

Dallas Metro Podcast Episode 113 ft. Special Guest Ebony Smith

Pastor Clay sits with Ebony Smith, chairperson of Dallas Metro, to reflect on God’s faithfulness, her personal testimony, and the vision behind the ministry’s recent groundbreaking. In this powerful episode, Ebony shares her journey of faith from childhood moments to life changing experiences guided by the Holy Spirit. She reflects on how God’s perfect timing and protection have shaped her life, even in ways she didn’t understand at the time. Together, they explore the beauty of living under grace, the constant presence of the Holy Spirit, and the importance of investing in the next generation. From heartfelt stories to memories that shaped her faith, Ebony highlights how small acts of obedience can lead to extraordinary outcomes. The episode also introduces the “Founding 500,” an opportunity for individuals to partner in building a safe, faith-filled space where children can encounter hope, joy, and the love of Christ. This is not just about a building, it’s about people, purpose, and planting seeds that will impact generations. If you were inspired by this conversation and see how God is moving in Dallas Metro. Follow our channel for weekly encouragement, stories of hope, and ways you can make a lasting impact. Visit dallasmetro.org to become part of the Founding 500 and help us raise up the next generation to know and follow Christ. Your support, prayers, and involvement can change lives one child, one family, one community at a time.