Ep 10|The Joy of Faithful Church Life - Featuring Tanner Tilton

Ep 10|The Joy of Faithful Church Life - Featuring Tanner Tilton

In this special episode of Upon Further Review Podcast, Cody Kitchen and Dr. John Hall sit down with longtime Field Street Baptist Church member Tanner Tilton for one of the most heartfelt and entertaining conversations the podcast has had. From violin music and cattle work to prayer meetings, popcorn ministry, and baseball stories, Tanner’s sincerity and joy shine through the entire episode. Along the way, listeners hear stories about Tanner’s baptism, his attempt to baptize the family cat, his nightly violin practice sessions, his legendary collection of box fans, and the unforgettable church camp melatonin story that longtime listeners may already remember. More than anything, though, this episode is a reminder of the beauty of faithful church life and the joy that comes from loving people well. Tanner’s love for Jesus, his church family, and his service to others is evident throughout the conversation. It’s funny, wholesome, and deeply encouraging all at once.

Ep 9|Experiencing God: Learning to Recognize God at Work

What does it mean to truly experience God in everyday life? In this episode of Upon Further Review, Cody and Dr. John Hall discuss Field Street Baptist Church’s upcoming church-wide study through Experiencing God by Henry Blackaby and why they believe this emphasis could deeply impact the life of the church. The conversation explores the heart behind the study: knowing God more deeply, learning to recognize where He is already at work, and adjusting our lives to join Him in what He is doing. Along the way, they discuss worship, obedience, prayer, spiritual maturity, and how God speaks to His people through Scripture, the Holy Spirit, prayer, the church, and wise counsel. They also explain how the study will function through Bible Fellowship classes this summer and why daily engagement with God’s Word is essential for spiritual growth. Whether you’re participating in the study at Field Street or simply curious about what it means to follow God faithfully, this episode offers a helpful introduction to the themes and goals behind Experiencing God. [3:18] Knowing God deeply and learning to join Him where He is already at work [7:56] Why the study requires discipline, daily engagement, and a God-centered perspective [12:00] Worship, obedience, and the “crisis of belief” [13:18] How Bible Fellowship classes will guide and reinforce the study together [18:58] The prayer for deeper spiritual maturity, unity, and devotion to prayer [25:21] Learning how God speaks through Scripture, prayer, the church, the Holy Spirit, and wise counsel 🎧 Listen, subscribe, and share with someone who may need encouragement today. 👉 New episodes of Upon Further Review are released regularly from Field Street Baptist Church. 📍 Field Street Baptist Church — Cleburne, Texas 🌐 fieldstreet.com 📍 For more about Field Street Baptist Church, visit fieldstreet.com © [2026] Upon Further Review Key Takeaways & Timestamps

Ep 8|A Minister, Divorce, and the Grace of God

Divorce, Ministry, and God’s Grace. Mark Tolar's StoryIn this episode of Upon Further Review, Cody Kitchen and Dr. John Hall sit down with longtime minister Mark Tolar for an honest and deeply personal conversation about divorce, ministry, healing, and God’s sustaining grace.Mark shares his story of serving faithfully in ministry while quietly experiencing the strain that eventually led to divorce. With vulnerability and wisdom, the conversation explores the emotional weight of walking through heartbreak while living in the public eye of ministry, the importance of prioritizing family well, and the difficult but necessary process of healing.Throughout the episode, the discussion points back to the faithfulness of God in broken seasons. Whether you are in ministry, supporting someone through hardship, or personally walking through pain and restoration, this episode is a reminder that God is not finished writing your story.Key Takeaways & Timestamps[2:11] Mark Tolar’s story[6:19] When ministry costs your family[9:42] Grace after divorce[13:35] God first. Family second.[17:02] Healing takes time[20:45] The pressure of ministry life[23:42] God is not finished with your story🎧 Listen, subscribe, and share with someone who may need encouragement today.👉 New episodes of Upon Further Review release regularly from Field Street Baptist Church.📍 Field Street Baptist Church — Cleburne, Texas 🌐 fieldstreet.com📍 For more about Field Street Baptist Church, visit fieldstreet.com © [2026] Upon Further Review

Ep 7 |What Makes Preaching Powerful? Dr. Joel Gregory on Preaching

In this episode of Upon Further Review, we welcome back Dr. Joel Gregory for a conversation on the nature of faithful preaching. Following our recent revival emphasis, Dr. Gregory shares an update on his ministry and offers practical insight into what it means to preach in a way that is truly shaped by Scripture. He explains the distinction between expository and text-driven preaching, reflects on the current state of preaching, and gives encouragement to those called to handle God’s Word week after week. This episode is both instructive and encouraging for anyone who desires to better understand the role of preaching in the life of the church.

Ep 6 |Bible Fellowship: More Than Just Sunday School

Welcome back to Upon Further Review, the podcast where we slow things down, take a second look, and talk about why we believe it and how we live it. In this episode, we take a closer look at Bible Fellowship—what it is, why it matters, and how it functions within the life of Field Street Baptist Church. While many may think of it simply as “Sunday school,” Pastor John Hall explains that Bible Fellowship is far more than a class. It serves as a central point of connection, discipleship, and care within the church. We discuss how Bible Fellowship creates meaningful community, supports member care, and provides a structured, text-driven approach to studying Scripture. The conversation also highlights why this ministry is essential to the life of the church—not as a requirement for salvation, but as a vital part of spiritual growth, accountability, and living out the Christian life alongside others.