SHOW UP

Show Up is a weekly podcast hosted by Pastor Brian Hollins that equips believers to live alert, armored, and Spirit-led in a noisy world. We don’t chase hype—we cultivate holy habits. Each episode pairs clear biblical teaching with practical action: how to rest on God’s promises when life feels heavy, how to pray with specificity and confidence, how to “bind and loose” by the Word, and how to guard your heart, your family, and your community with the full armor of God. Pastor Brian speaks as a shepherd and a brother—sharing Scripture, real experiences, and Christ-centered encouragement so you can replace anxiety with authority and confusion with clarity. You’ll leave each conversation with a simple focus: acknowledge God in all your ways, depend on the Holy Spirit’s leading, and keep showing up with faith. Whether you’re new to following Jesus or a seasoned leader, Show Up is your weekly nudge to stay awake, st

SHOW UP is a religion podcast hosted by Brian Hollins, with 60 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Brian Hollins hosts SHOW UP, a religion show with 60 episodes published.

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  Episode #59

  60. Confronting Anxiety in Faith: Show Up and Overcome

  Jul 3, 202641 min

  JOIN THE INNER CIRCLE: https://www.skool.com/have-faith-in-god-challenge-7375/about Anxiety in the Christian Walk: Conviction vs. Fear, Grace, and Calling on Jesus In this episode of Show Up, the hosts and guest Adriana discuss anxiety in the Christian walk, distinguishing Holy Spirit conviction that leads to repentance from ongoing anxiety that makes believers question God’s acceptance. Brian shares that church leaders must better nurture new believers and reminds viewers that church is a hospital, not a courtroom. They describe anxiety as a spiritual attack meant to produce fear and worry, emphasize the need for relationship with God, community support, and being taught to speak and declare God’s truth. The conversation covers grace as God’s unmerited help, the dangers of denominational filters and self-led choices, and the importance of feeding the spirit through God’s Word. Brian recounts intense anxiety before bypass surgery and how repeatedly calling on Jesus brought peace.

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  Episode #59

  60. Confronting Anxiety in Faith: Show Up and Overcome

  Jul 3, 202641 minS0

  <p>JOIN THE INNER CIRCLE: https://www.skool.com/have-faith-in-god-challenge-7375/about Anxiety in the Christian Walk: Conviction vs. Fear, Grace, and Calling on Jesus In this episode of Show Up, the hosts and guest Adriana discuss anxiety in the Christian walk, distinguishing Holy Spirit conviction that leads to repentance from ongoing anxiety that makes believers question God’s acceptance. Brian shares that church leaders must better nurture new believers and reminds viewers that church is a hospital, not a courtroom. They describe anxiety as a spiritual attack meant to produce fear and worry, emphasize the need for relationship with God, co...

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  Episode #58

  59. Coping God’s Way: Breaking Free from Addiction & Turning to Jesus

  Jun 16, 202642 min

  Coping God’s Way: Breaking Free from Addiction & Turning to Jesus (Show Up Podcast) Kim Hardeman and Pastor Brian Hollins discuss how many people are coping with life’s pressures through alcohol, marijuana, food, and other distractions instead of turning to God, warning of the destructive path described in John 10:10. Brian shares his own experience with drinking to numb stress, the conviction he felt, and how he sensed God inviting him to come as he was and be cleaned up. They talk about the subtle nature of self-medicating, the difference between knowing Jesus and having a daily relationship with Him, and the importance of surrender, accountability, and community through the Have Faith in God Inner Circle and Faith Department. Kim shares her testimony of secretly using marijuana for years and practical steps like removing triggers and writing down answered prayers. Brian also highlights the faith-based Uprising Addiction Center in Shreveport for inpatient help.

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  Episode #58

  59. Coping God’s Way: Breaking Free from Addiction & Turning to Jesus

  Jun 16, 202642 minS0

  Coping God’s Way: Breaking Free from Addiction & Turning to Jesus (Show Up Podcast) Kim Hardeman and Pastor Brian Hollins discuss how many people are coping with life’s pressures through alcohol, marijuana, food, and other distractions instead of turning to God, warning of the destructive path described in John 10:10. Brian shares his own experience with drinking to numb stress, the conviction he felt, and how he sensed God inviting him to come as he was and be cleaned up. They talk about the subtle nature of self-medicating, the difference between knowing Jesus and having a daily relationship with Him, and...

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  Episode #57

  58. The Church and Domestic Violence

  May 18, 202627 minS0

  Domestic Violence Awareness & Prevention: How Churches and Law Enforcement Can Work Together | Sgt. Leary (Caddo Parish) On this episode of Show Up, the host speaks with Sergeant Leary of the Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office Community Relations and Crime Prevention Division about domestic violence awareness, prevention, and how the church can partner with law enforcement, mental health professionals, and local agencies to create safer communities. Sgt. Leary explains the Sheriff’s Office’s new domestic violence task force, including victim intake, advocacy, and on-site legal personnel, and emphasizes that domestic violence involves more than legal intervention, impacting emotions, finances, and childr...

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