In this powerful episode of Kingdom Roots, Jacquie Tyre is joined by longtime friends and apostolic leaders Kevin and Rose Sambrook from Belfast, Northern Ireland. Together, they explore the forgotten roots of apostolic Christianity through the lens of the Celtic Church—a movement marked by purity, power, discipline, devotion, and uncompromising faith.

Drawing from the life of St. Patrick, this conversation dives deep into themes of preparation before promotion, fire forged in obscurity, and the cost of non-compromise in advancing the Kingdom of God. From Patrick’s years as a slave praying on windswept hillsides, to the lighting of the Paschal fire on Slane Hill in defiance of pagan powers, this episode uncovers why the Celtic Church became one of the last pure expressions of apostolic authority—and why its restoration matters today.

This is not a history lesson alone. It’s a prophetic call.

You’ll hear about:

• Why ancient does not mean obsolete

• The difference between devotion and discipline—and why both are required

• How undealt-with sin becomes “gunpowder” along the path of destiny

• The danger of coexistence and compromise in modern Christianity

• Why true Kingdom authority is born in hiddenness, surrender, and intimacy with God

• What it means to carry the fire, not just talk about it

If you are hungry for a deeper walk with God, a clearer understanding of the Kingdom, and a faith that carries real authority—this episode will stir your spirit and challenge your foundations.

🔥 “What God did in Patrick’s day, He will do again in ours—and we will not only see it, we will be a part of it.”

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