Season Two of Kingdom Roots begins with an honest, unfiltered conversation about where faith truly starts—and why so many believers feel stuck.

In this episode, Jacquie Tyre is joined by Trey Milner, CEO of CityGate Studios, as they share parallel stories of growing up in church, loving Jesus deeply, and yet sensing that something was missing. From early encounters with God to moments of disillusionment with church culture, religious systems, and unfulfilled hunger, this episode explores the tension between what we read in Scripture and what we often experience in modern Christianity.

This is a conversation for anyone who has ever thought:

• “There has to be more than this.”

• “Why doesn’t church look like the Book of Acts?”

• “I love Jesus, but I feel stalled.”

Together, Jacquie and Trey unpack:

• Growing up in faith vs. truly encountering God

• The difference between knowing about God and knowing Him

• How wounds, disappointment, and religious culture can quietly stall destiny

• Why being “busy for God” is not the same as walking in Kingdom fullness

• What it means to break past comfort zones and rediscover spiritual hunger

• How repentance, surrender, and intimacy unlock new dimensions of life in Christ

This episode sets the foundation for Season Two—a season focused on Kingdom living, ecclesia identity, revival, and restoration. It’s not about abandoning the past, but allowing God to build on the foundation and take you further than you’ve ever gone before.

🔥 There is always more in God—and He reveals Himself to those who seek Him.

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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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In the final episode of the Kingdom Roots Christmas Special mini-season, Jacquie Tyre and Trey Milner arrive at the most weighty “Place of the Heart” in the life of Jesus: Jerusalem.

Jerusalem is more than a city—it is the spiritual picture of shalom, Zion, and the rule and reign of the King. It is the place of worship and community… and also the place of conflict, confrontation, betrayal, suffering, and ultimate victory. It’s where Jesus walked in the tension of purpose: celebrated with “Hosanna” one day and rejected with “Crucify Him” the next—yet He never went off course.

In this episode, Jacquie and Trey connect the full journey of the mini-season:

✨ Bethlehem — new birth, seeds of destiny, and spiritual beginnings ✨ Nazareth — formation, training, humility, and the pain of familiarity ✨ Jordan & the Wilderness — baptismal identity, Holy Spirit empowerment, and testing ✨ Jerusalem — home base, Zion, the Prince of Peace, and staying the course

You’ll hear powerful reflections on Jesus’ earliest Jerusalem encounters (Simeon and Anna), His 12-year-old “Father’s business” moment in the temple, and the deep spiritual reality of Jerusalem as the place of life, death, resurrection, ascension, and being seated with Christ in heavenly places.

This episode calls listeners to stop striving from an earthly mindset and begin living from a heavenly perspective—not “climbing the mountain,” but stepping out of Zion into the mountain in Christ’s authority.

The conversation closes with a strong blessing for 2026: that it would be the best year yet as believers live in the reality of the Kingdom—in the world, but not of it.

• Welcome & Merry Christmas / Happy New Year • Recap: Bethlehem, Nazareth, Jordan, Wilderness • Introducing Jerusalem as a “Place of the Heart” • Jesus’ first Jerusalem encounter: Simeon and Anna • “Being seen” early: prophetic confirmation and destiny seeds • Jerusalem moments that validate calling and direction • Jesus at 12 years old: the temple and “My Father’s business” • When God “pulls you aside” and others don’t understand • Giving people freedom to seek Jesus personally • Leaders, children, and honoring “Jerusalem moments” • Jerusalem as home base: community, safety, and spiritual formation • Zion, shalom, and the rule/reign of the Prince of Peace • Jesus in Jerusalem: miracles, confrontation, and cleansing the temple • Hosanna one week… crucify Him the next • Walking the streets knowing what’s coming • Gethsemane: the loneliness of obedience • Settling the resolve: “If no one else goes, I’m going” • The joy set before Him: resurrection, ascension, and victory • Jerusalem and mission: sent into the world as light in darkness • “Not climbing the mountain—stepping out of Zion into it” • Living from heavenly perspective: in the world, not of it • Blessing for 2026: Kingdom come in us and through us • Closing: thanks, Season 2 preview, follow/subscribe

In Episode 3 of the Kingdom Roots Christmas Special, Jacquie Tyre and Trey Milner continue the journey through the life of Jesus by arriving at a critical turning point: the Jordan River.

Jordan represents far more than a geographic location. It is a place of the heart — the place of baptism, surrender, identity, empowerment, and transition. It is where Jesus publicly stepped into His calling, where heaven opened, where the Father declared His pleasure, and where the Holy Spirit descended in fullness.

In this episode, Jacquie and Trey explore how the Jordan functions spiritually for every believer:

✨ The Jordan as a place of death and resurrection ✨ Baptism as identification into Christ — not just belief about Christ ✨ The Father’s declaration: “You are My beloved, and in you I am pleased” ✨ The washing away not only of sin, but of shame ✨ Why shame produces legalism, fear, and religious striving ✨ How true freedom flows from knowing you are fully accepted in Christ ✨ The connection between baptism and identity ✨ Why the wilderness often follows the Jordan ✨ The necessity of being filled with the Holy Spirit to endure testing ✨ Jesus’ three wilderness temptations and how they still confront us today ✨ The danger of shortcuts, compromise, and “easier ways” ✨ Learning to discern God’s promises versus Satan’s counterfeit offers

This episode brings clarity, freedom, and deep encouragement to anyone navigating seasons of testing, waiting, or temptation. Jacquie and Trey remind listeners that the wilderness does not negate the promise — it prepares us to carry it.

The conversation concludes with a powerful prayer, releasing fresh assurance, strength, and Holy Spirit empowerment as listeners step into Christmas — and into the year ahead — grounded in identity and victory.

• Welcome & Christmas Special overview • Recap: Bethlehem and Nazareth as Places of the Heart • Introducing the Jordan: baptism and transition • The Jordan throughout Scripture • Reading Luke 3: Jesus’ baptism (The Passion Translation) • “You are My beloved — in You I am fulfilled” • Baptism as identification in Christ • Dying with Christ and rising to new life • Righteousness in Christ and the Father’s pleasure • Freedom from shame and condemnation • How shame fuels legalism and fear • Baptism as the foundation of identity • From Jordan to wilderness: why testing follows surrender • Jesus filled with the Holy Spirit before the wilderness • The gap between salvation and Spirit-filled living • The necessity of the Holy Spirit for victorious living • Jesus laying aside divine privilege to fulfill purpose • The three wilderness temptations explained • Shortcut offers and compromise traps • Discerning God’s way versus Satan’s alternatives • Desperation, timing, and obedience • Walking through wilderness with assurance • Living from identity, not striving • Christmas reflection: carrying Christ into every place • Closing prayer & blessing • Preview: Episode 4 — Jerusalem

In Episode 2 of the Kingdom Roots Christmas Special, Jacquie Tyre and Trey Milner explore Nazareth — not just as a town in Scripture, but as a place of the heart every believer must walk through.

Nazareth was the place where Jesus was raised, trained, and formed before stepping into public ministry. It was a place of obscurity, preparation, humility, and growth — and often a place of misunderstanding and rejection. “Can anything good come out of Nazareth?” became a defining question, not only in Jesus’ life, but in ours.

In this episode, Jacquie and Trey discuss:

✨ Jesus as both Son of God and Son of Man — fully divine and fully human ✨ What it means that Jesus was tempted in all ways yet without sin ✨ Why modern misrepresentations of Jesus matter theologically ✨ Nazareth as the place of identity formation, not performance ✨ The role of training, discipline, and hidden seasons in God’s process ✨ Familiarity, rejection, and why prophets are often least honored at home ✨ Learning to be who God created you to be without needing to prove it ✨ How Nazareth prepares us for destiny without defining our limitations

This conversation invites listeners to embrace their own Nazareth seasons — times of preparation where Christ is being formed in us, even when recognition hasn’t come yet. Nazareth is not a place to despise, but a necessary part of becoming who God created us to be.

The episode closes with a prayer, asking God to make Nazareth an effective place of growth, wisdom, and maturity in every listener’s life.

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In this special Kingdom Roots Christmas mini-season, Jacquie Tyre and Trey Milner open the series “Places of the Heart” by exploring the first place that shapes every believer’s spiritual journey: Bethlehem. Not merely the historical birthplace of Jesus, Bethlehem becomes a picture of the place in our own hearts where Christ is first formed in us — the moment of new birth, vulnerability, surrender, revelation, and destiny awakening.

In this heartfelt conversation, Jacquie and Trey dive into:

Jacquie and Trey share personal stories of their own Bethlehem moments, discuss the prophetic nature of purpose seeded long before we understand it, and encourage listeners to embrace this Advent season as a time of fresh revelation and renewed joy.

The episode concludes with a powerful prayer for Christ to be formed in you in a fresh, life-giving way during this Christmas season.

In this heartfelt and joy-filled season finale, Jacquie Tyre sits down with Trey Milner—husband, father, tech director at CityGate Atlanta, and CEO of CityGate Studios—for an honest conversation about what it really looks like to live Kingdom-first in every area of life.

Together, they dive into what it means to carry a Kingdom mindset at home, raising children in truth and joy without falling into fear-based legalism. Trey shares how he and his wife Kassie radically shifted their family culture after encountering the real Jesus—moving from mere belief to living as citizens of a present, powerful Kingdom. You’ll hear how even their oldest child noticed the transformation and how Kingdom values now shape everything from screen time to conversations around faith.

They explore how Kingdom principles shape church life and leadership, contrasting old-school control-based models with the honor-based, apostolic alignment Trey found at CityGate Atlanta. You’ll gain insight into spiritual authority, healthy submission, and how Kingdom trust and accountability unlock your calling—especially for the next generation of leaders.

The episode concludes with a powerful window into Trey’s role as CEO of CityGate Studios, a media production company rooted in Kingdom values, aiming to reshape the entertainment industry with integrity, healing, and purpose. Jacquie encourages older listeners not to give up on their dreams—and reminds all of us that generational partnership is key to fulfilling God’s vision on the earth.

If you’ve ever wrestled with how to merge faith and family, church and calling, or vision and vocation—this is your episode. Get ready to laugh, reflect, and leave filled with hope for what it means to live the Kingdom naturally, wherever God has placed you.

In this heartfelt and power-packed episode, Jacquie Tyre takes you deeper into the reality that healing isn’t separate from the gospel—it’s the natural result of the gospel of the Kingdom. If you’ve ever wondered what really happens when the Kingdom of God shows up, you’ll discover that healing and deliverance follow—because the King Himself is present.

Jacquie invites you to pause and consider what it truly means to use the name of Jesus. It’s not a formula or a phrase you tag on to prayers—it’s about His character, nature, and divine authority. She even shares a personal story where the Lord showed her what it feels like to have your name used without your presence. It’s a moment that will challenge you to ask: Am I moving with heaven’s permission—or just presuming His name?

As you walk through passages in Mark 1 and Matthew 4, you’ll see how Jesus ministered healing—not out of obligation, but from deep compassion. Jacquie reminds you that if we want to walk in Kingdom power, we must first be moved by Kingdom love. It’s not about fixing people. It’s about carrying sanctified mercy—the kind that listens to the Holy Spirit and releases true healing.

She closes with a powerful, personal testimony of her own supernatural healing as a child—an undeniable moment of God’s intervention that now fuels her life’s call. By the end, you’ll be stirred to believe again, to listen more closely to the Spirit, and to be an instrument of healing and restoration in the lives of others.