Greg Stier

I grew up in trailer courts and apartment complexes, raised by a single mom who did everything she could to provide for my older brother and me. We lived in

Podcasting has been an interesting ride for me. For several years, we at Dare 2 Share have produced some well-received youth ministry podcasts, including Gospelize with Greg Stier and The Greg Stier

Stories and statistics paint a desperate picture of Christianity in the next generation, but Grace shows us a different view. In this episode, you’ll witness the ripple effect of a

Esteemed Welsh preacher Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones once offered a bold test for true Gospel preaching: If it isn’t mistaken as a license to sin, then it isn’t the Gospel at

That’s right. I’m convinced that Jesus would be fired after a few months if He were hired on staff at a typical church today. Years ago I wrote a book

‘Come, follow me,’ Jesus said, ‘and I will send you out to fish for people.’ Matthew 4:19 When you follow Jesus, you’ll inevitably end up at the lake, fishing for the

What do raves and discipleship have in common? Both have been reaching thousands of youth in the United Kingdom with the Gospel! In this episode, hear from guest Ben Jack

Last Tuesday, while I was preaching at Colorado Christian University’s chapel service, I heard myself make this statement: Evangelism is worship with skin in the game. This was not in

Last weekend I was on a hike with my wife at Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial State Park in Arizona. There, we learned about the 19 members of the Granite Mountain Hotshots—the

Want to be a beacon of hope for others? This episode features Pastor Dave Gibson whose goal in life is to depopulate Hell and populate Heaven. His passion for the

Doug was truly one of a kind. In my 59 years on this planet, I’ve never met anyone quite like my big brother, Doug Stier. Doug had a relentless joy

There are a lot of angry Christians out there, especially on social media. Often, their arguments target fellow believers, or anyone they differ with politically or theologically. And these arguments