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Five By The Fire Podcast

Daily Bible Podcast. This podcast was created to encourage God’s people in the daily pursuit of Him through His word. Each episode is a 5-20 minute spiritual nugget referencing a passage taken from that day’s reading in the M‘Cheyne Bible reading plan.

 

 

FREEDOM STORIES

In depth-interviews where each episode a guest shares their freedom story and more. Contains the full length versions of all interviews shared during the Fury and Friends Show.

the Ordered Chaos Club

Fury and Friends is a bi-weekly variety talk show for Christians who like to have fun. We talk about fun stuff going on in the entertainment world, what’s happening in our lives, as well as highlight an interview each episode. We hope you enjoy!

The FanDumb and Dumber Podcast

Welcome to the FanDumb and Dumber Podcast (formerly known as Good Dad, Bad Dad Podcast) where two Gen-X Dads embrace their love of FANDOMS like Star Wars, Comic Book Movies, and the Chicago Bears. Listen to Pastor Fury & Eric debate Sci-Fi Entertainment, Sports, and Other Fandom-related topics every month. 

The Pastor Fury Audio Experience

A curated audio experience that brings you selections from all across my platforms, and is the unique home of the audios of the Fury and Friends show and more. If Fury did it, you’ll likely eventually hear it here.

 

 

Fury and Friends Show

Fury and Friends is a bi-weekly variety talk show for Christians who like to have fun. We talk about fun stuff going on in the entertainment world, what’s happening in our lives, as well as highlight an interview each episode. We hope you enjoy!

From Striving to Abiding: Finding God in the Stillness | Season 3, Ep. 38

From Striving to Abiding: Finding God in the Stillness | Season 3, Ep. 38

Episode Summary:
In today’s episode, we’re talking about something deeply personal—the struggle of letting the grind overshadow God’s grace and the call back to intimacy with Him. After realizing that my striving had robbed me of peace and intimacy with God, I wiped my plans clean—literally—and replaced them with one word: presence. Join me as I reflect on this journey, share Scripture that’s been speaking to me, and invite you to prioritize abiding in God over striving for efficiency.

Scripture References:

John 15:4-5: “Remain in me, as I also remain in you. No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine. Neither can you bear fruit unless you remain in me. I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.”
Psalm 46:10: “Be still, and know that I am God.”
Key Takeaways:

God’s priority is intimacy, not efficiency.
Striving may lead to burnout, but abiding leads to refreshment and fruitfulness.
Sometimes, we need to wipe the whiteboard of our plans clean and let God realign our focus.
The call to “be still” is an invitation to trust God’s presence and provision, even when we feel overwhelmed.
Challenge to You:
What would it look like to prioritize God’s presence this month? Take some time to reflect on your plans and consider replacing your striving with stillness.

Announcement:
I’m taking a break from the podcast for the rest of December to focus on abiding in God. I’ll be back in January, refreshed and ready to share what God has been teaching me. If you’d like to join me in this season of abiding, download the free December devotional at https://UnshackledNetwork.org/december-devo.

Is Your Grind Stealing Your Grace? | Season 3, Ep. 37

Is Your Grind Stealing Your Grace? | Season 3, Ep. 37

Watch: https://youtu.be/r8h0I3qt5YU           

In this episode, we explore how the relentless pursuit of productivity and success can disconnect us from God’s presence. Inspired by Jeremiah 17:5-8, we compare the dry, brittle life of self-reliance to the thriving, fruitful life that comes from trusting in God.

Reading Plan Passages 

1 Chronicles 24- 25
1 Peter 5
Micah 3
Psalm 104
Main Points:

The Danger of the Grind: Striving in our own strength leads to exhaustion and spiritual dryness.
Trust in God: Blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, thriving like a tree planted by water.
Moving from Grinding to Flowing:
Pause for God’s Presence: Practical ways to incorporate stillness with God into daily life.
Daily Re-Surrender: Trusting God with your work, dreams, and struggles.
Root Yourself in the Word: Staying connected to God through Scripture.
A Personal Story: The Ordered Chaos Club journey and lessons on surrendering our “alabaster boxes” to God.
Practical Takeaways:

Start your day with silence before God.
Use a timer to take presence walks or short moments of gratitude.
Keep a surrender journal to remind yourself of what you’ve placed in God’s hands.
Root yourself in Scripture through meditation, memorization, and music.
Reflection Questions:

Are you holding onto something so tightly that you’re missing God’s purpose for it?
What would it look like for you to re-surrender your grind to God?

Why the Joy of the Lord is Your Greatest Strength? | Season 3, Ep. 36

Why the Joy of the Lord is Your Greatest Strength? | Season 3, Ep. 36

In this episode, we explore Nehemiah 8:10, where the people of Jerusalem, after rebuilding the city walls and hearing God’s Word, are encouraged to celebrate rather than grieve. Pastor Fury delves into the meaning of the phrase “The joy of the Lord is your strength” and how it serves as a source of resilience and power. Drawing parallels with Isaiah 58, we see how joy and worship are meant to overflow into acts of compassion and generosity. Pastor Fury shares a personal testimony of experiencing God’s joy through generosity, including his kidney donation story, illustrating how serving others brings even more joy.

Reading plan Passages for Today:
1 Chronicles 16
James 3
Obadiah 1
Psalm 92-93

Key Takeaways:
The joy of the Lord is a deep, unshakable confidence in who God is, not fleeting happiness.
God’s joy strengthens us, not just for personal resilience but for serving others with love and compassion.
Generosity can multiply joy, creating a cycle of giving and receiving in God’s kingdom.

Call to Action:
Spend time in prayer and God’s Word, asking Him to fill you with His joy.
Look for opportunities to share your time, resources, or encouragement with someone in need.
Participate in the Christmas Joy outreach with Bethlehem Ministries in India. Donate via the GoFundMe link:https://gofund.me/85190603
Take time to celebrate even the small blessings in your life this week.

Support the Ministry:
Donate to Bethlehem Ministries’ Christmas Joy Outreach: https://gofund.me/85190603

The Stories We Tell Ourselves: How to Replace Limiting Beliefs with Truth | Ep. 007

The Stories We Tell Ourselves: How to Replace Limiting Beliefs with Truth | Ep. 007

Summary: This month, we’re delving into the power of storytelling, not just as a creative outlet, but as a transformative practice in our faith journey. In this episode, we explore the concept of “limiting narratives”—those hidden stories we tell ourselves that hold us back from fully embracing our creative and God-given potential. Inspired by the concept of “self-checking” in basketball, we discuss how to identify, challenge, and rewrite these narratives, allowing God’s truth to shape our story instead.

Are We Competing or Collaborating for the Kingdom? | Season 3, Ep. 35

Are We Competing or Collaborating for the Kingdom? | Season 3, Ep. 35

In today’s episode, Pastor Fury reflects on the importance of seeing our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ as teammates, not competitors. He shares a recent experience interviewing another creative community leader and the challenge he felt in that moment to avoid a mindset of competition. Drawing on 1 Corinthians 12, Pastor Fury reminds us that we are all part of the same body, each with a unique calling, purpose, and “flavor” to offer. Using the metaphor of God’s Kingdom as an ice cream shop with many flavors, he explains that our goal isn’t to make our “flavor” stand out, but to help the world fall in love with Jesus. Join us as we dive into this profound reminder of unity and purpose in the Kingdom.

Sponsored By: The Ordered Chaos Club for Christ-centered creatives
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The Recipe for Discipleship That Most Get Wrong | Season 3, Ep. 34

The Recipe for Discipleship That Most Get Wrong | Season 3, Ep. 34

The Recipe for Discipleship That Most Get Wrong

“You can’t microwave discipleshhip. You have to let it cook.”

In today’s episode of Five by the Fire, Pastor Fury dives into the concept of true discipleship, inspired by Paul’s words in 2 Timothy 2:1-7. Discipleship is far from a quick-fix approach; it’s more like a slow-cooked meal that fills every corner of a life with richness, aroma, and flavor. Join Pastor Fury as he unpacks why genuine transformation requires time, patience, and unwavering commitment. As he explores the analogies of a soldier, an athlete, and a farmer, you’ll see why discipleship is a call to endure, to invest deeply, and to trust in God’s timing. Pastor Fury also shares a story of discipling a young man within his ministry, revealing what “life-on-life” discipleship truly looks like. Listen in for insight on embracing the long road and letting discipleship simmer so it can produce the most flavorful results.

Your Story Can Change Lives | Ep. 005 #Storytelling

Your Story Can Change Lives | Ep. 005 #Storytelling

In this kickoff episode for November’s theme, The Power of Story, we explore how stories are foundational to creativity, faith, and the way we connect with others. Pastor Fury breaks down why stories are essential in both our walk with Christ and our creative journeys, emphasizing the transformative impact of sharing our unique experiences. He highlights how creativity, whether through music, art, or film, becomes a powerful vessel for sharing stories that words alone often cannot capture. From the parables of Jesus to personal testimonies, stories cut through barriers, resonate with others, and reveal truths in ways that facts alone often fail to do.

The Surprising Reason I Gave Away My Kidney | Season 3, Ep. 33

The Surprising Reason I Gave Away My Kidney | Season 3, Ep. 33

WATCH VIDEO: https://youtu.be/ZLD0bIQyIgg

Summary:

In this powerful episode of Five by the Fire, Pastor Fury shares a personal story of obedience that led him to donate a kidney to someone in need—an act inspired not by logic, but by love. He connects this journey with the story of Hosea, a prophet whose obedience to God’s call demonstrated the depth of God’s relentless love for His people. Tune in to discover how our obedience, even in unexpected or illogical ways, can become a living testimony to God’s unwavering love.

Reading Plan Passages:

2 KINGS 13
2 TIMOTHY 3
HOSEA 5-6
PSALM 64-65

Scripture Focus:
Hosea 3:1 – “The Lord said to me, ‘Go, show your love to your wife again, though she is loved by another man and is an adulteress. Love her as the Lord loves the Israelites, though they turn to other gods.’” – NIV

Bottom Line:
Our obedience writes the story of God’s relentless love.

Episode Highlights:
Opening Teaser:
Pastor Fury opens with a gripping moment: he’s in a hospital bed, about to donate his kidney. This moment of sacrifice, driven by love rather than direct command, sets the stage for exploring how our obedience serves God’s greater narrative.
Introduction:
Setting the theme, Pastor Fury introduces the story of Hosea—a prophet called to demonstrate God’s unfailing love through his marriage. Through this story and his own experience, he delves into the idea that our obedience can reveal God’s love to the world.
Point 1: Obedience That Defies Logic
Just as Hosea was called to love Gomer despite her unfaithfulness, Pastor Fury shares that obedience sometimes goes beyond human understanding. Our actions, inspired by God’s love, can seem irrational but carry a purpose far beyond what we see.
Point 2: Following the Spirit’s Leading
Reflecting on his kidney donation, Pastor Fury shares how he prayed and trusted God to close the doors if it wasn’t His will. When each test came back positive, he realized that love, rather than logic, was guiding him. This obedience allowed him to stand as a testament to God’s love in a room of people who didn’t know Jesus.

Final Takeaway:
God’s will can often be felt through the Spirit’s movement in our hearts. It’s about seeking intimacy with Him so that our lives reflect His love, trusting that each act of obedience, however small or illogical, contributes to His narrative of love.

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Once again, this podcast is brought to you by Freedom Story Media and the Ordered Chaos Club. Creatives, unleash your faith-inspired creativity with Ordered Chaos Club. Join our soon-to-launch Christian creative community for connection, courses, & coaching to ignite your creative spirit. Embrace Christ-centered creativity on our blog that is live today at orderedchaosclub.com.

Moving in Faith While Listening for God’s Lead | Season 3, Ep. 32

Moving in Faith While Listening for God’s Lead | Season 3, Ep. 32

In this episode of Five by the Fire, Pastor Fury dives into the concept of waiting on God—revealing that waiting doesn’t mean passivity but moving in faith while trusting God’s guidance. Through personal stories about the founding of the Unshackled Network and the Ordered Chaos Club, Pastor Fury shares how he stepped forward in obedience even without a clear blueprint. God’s faithful redirection and confirmation came as he moved forward.
Rooted in biblical insights from Proverbs 16:9, Isaiah 30:29, and Psalm 37:5, this episode highlights the importance of humble faith, the willingness to take action, and the assurance that God will guide, confirm, and redirect our steps.

Reading Plan Passages:
2 KINGS 5
1 TIMOTHY 2
DANIEL 9
PSALM 51
Key Scriptures:
“In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps.” – Proverbs 16:9 (NIV)
“And your ears shall hear a word behind you, saying, ‘This is the way; walk in it,’ when you turn to the right or when you turn to the left.” – Isaiah 30:21 (NIV)
“Commit your way to the Lord; trust in Him and He will act.” – Psalm 37:5 (NIV)

Bottom Line:
Waiting on God isn’t about standing still—it’s about stepping forward in faith, trusting that God will guide, confirm, and redirect you as you go.

Action Step:
Take time to reflect on areas in your life where you’ve been waiting for a clear sign from God. Ask yourself if He has already given you a sense of direction, and start moving in faith, trusting Him to adjust your course as needed.
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Collaboration: Unlocking God’s Creative Power | Ep. 003

Collaboration: Unlocking God’s Creative Power | Ep. 003

This podcast episode delves into the transformative power of collaboration within creative communities. Pastor Fury explores how combining diverse skills, perspectives, and backgrounds leads to richer, more meaningful works of art, music, and storytelling. The episode emphasizes the importance of trusting God in the creative process and embracing the tension between maintaining personal creative vision and integrating others’ input. Through biblical insights and real-life examples, listeners are encouraged to thrive in creative community, reflect God’s infinite creativity, and grow both as artists and followers of Christ.

Unlocking the Power of Dependence on God | Season 3, Ep. 31

Unlocking the Power of Dependence on God | Season 3, Ep. 31

WATCH VIDEO: https://youtu.be/sV3VhXK7aD4

Reading Passages (McCheyne Reading Plan):

1 Kings 20
1 Thessalonians 3
Daniel 2
Psalm 42-43

In this episode of the Five by the Fire podcast, we explore what it truly means to depend on God, using Daniel 2:28 as the foundation. We highlight three essential steps from Daniel’s story: sharing our burdens with others, seeking God’s wisdom in prayer, and fully relying on His response even when the outcome is uncertain. Embrace Christ-centered community, commit to prayer, and trust God’s timing and direction rather than striving in your own strength. By following these principles, we can experience the power of genuine dependence on God

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Once again, this podcast is brought to you by Freedom Story Media and the Ordered Chaos Club. Creatives, unleash your faith-inspired creativity with Ordered Chaos Club. Join our soon-to-launch Christian creative community for connection, courses, & coaching to ignite your creative spirit. Embrace Christ-centered creativity on our blog that is live today at orderedchaosclub.com.

Battling Creative Doubt with Community | Ep. 002

Battling Creative Doubt with Community | Ep. 002

In this episode, Pastor Fury opens up about the internal battle creatives face—self-doubt, fear, and insecurity—despite having the skills and passion to create. Using the metaphor of a “royal rumble” in his mind, he explores how thoughts compete for control of his creative journey. The game-changer? Community. He emphasizes the power of Christ-centered community in building creative courage and shares how collaboration helps us overcome these inner battles together.

God’s Order in Creative Chaos | Ep. 001

God’s Order in Creative Chaos | Ep. 001

Ordered Chaos Club Podcast | Episode 1: God’s Order in Creative Chaos: Unlock Your Best Year

In this first episode of the Ordered Chaos Club Podcast, host Arman Sheffey (aka Pastor Fury) introduces the vision behind the podcast and the community supporting Jesus-loving creatives. He explores how God brings order to the chaos in our creative lives and what role we play in that process. If you’re a creative feeling stuck, doubting your talents, or struggling to merge faith with artistic expression, this episode is for you.

Key Topics:

0:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Audience
What is Ordered Chaos?Podcast Format and Structure
2:55 Arman Sheffey’s Personal StoryCreativity and the Church
Biblical Insight: God’s Creative Order
Chaos as a Creative Tool
Call to Action for Creatives

Encouragement for listeners to reflect on their own creative chaos and invite God to shape it.
Interaction invitation: Leave comments or email ⁠Arman@orderedchaosclub.com ⁠to discuss creative challenges.

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4 Steps to Developing Unshakeable Self-belief | Season 3, Ep. 29

4 Steps to Developing Unshakeable Self-belief | Season 3, Ep. 29

WATCH VIDEO: https://youtu.be/bD3vLA-nTMc

In this episode, we dive into David’s story and uncover four key steps to developing unshakeable self-belief through humble faithfulness and trusting God’s guidance.

Key Takeaway:

“If you want the bold confidence to slay your giants, you need the humble faithfulness to feed His sheep.”

Reading Passages (McCheyne Reading Plan):
1 Kings 3
Ephesians 1
Ezekiel 34
Psalm 22.

This powerful message reminds us that the strength to face life’s challenges comes from faithfully serving in the roles God has given us and trusting in His past faithfulness.

4 Steps to Developing Unshakeable Self-Belief

Remember Whose You Are
David’s confidence wasn’t in himself but in the authority of God. Knowing we are ambassadors of Christ gives us the boldness to face any challenge.

Reflect: Are you standing in your own strength, or as an ambassador of the King of Kings?

Remember the Mountains You’ve Crossed
David recalled his past victories over lions and bears, evidence of God’s faithfulness. Your past victories are proof of God’s presence in your life.

Reflect: Visit your personal “trophy room” of past victories. How has God already shown up for you?

Remember How You Got Over
David didn’t trust in his own skills but in God’s power. Just like a sailboat needs the wind, we need the Spirit of God to carry us forward.

Reflect: Are you relying on God’s power, or are you trying to go it alone?

God Will Be God. You Be You
David chose to face Goliath with the tools he had, rejecting Saul’s armor. God has uniquely equipped each of us with the tools we need for our battles.

Reflect: Are you trying to wear someone else’s armor, or are you embracing the gifts and tools God has given you?

Reflection Questions

Are you tending to your current responsibilities with humble faithfulness, even in the hidden moments?
What victories has God brought you through that can fuel your faith for the battle you’re facing today?
Are you trying to conform to others’ expectations, or are you embracing your unique identity and calling?

Action Steps

Reflect on the “sheep” you’re called to serve today and the giants you’re currently facing.
Take time this week to journal about past victories where God showed up for you.
Embrace your unique identity and gifts, resisting the pressure to conform to others’ expectations.

Resources Mentioned

Ordered Chaos Club: Unlock your God-given creativity with a free 30-day journal and join the waitlist for the upcoming community launch. Visit orderedchaosclub.com.
Freedom Story Media: Explore stories that help you live a life of freedom and joy at armans19.sg-host.com.

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Closing Remarks
Thank you for joining me today. Remember, unshakeable self-belief is forged through humble faithfulness in the hidden moments. Until next time, be blessed, be a blessing, and keep creating for God’s glory!

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IS THIS BLOCKING GOD’S GRACE IN YOUR LIFE? | Season 3, Ep. 28

IS THIS BLOCKING GOD’S GRACE IN YOUR LIFE? | Season 3, Ep. 28

WATCH VIDEO: https://youtu.be/72R-TjhYGQU

In this episode, Pastor Fury delves into the profound impact of trust on our spiritual lives. He explores how misplaced trust can block the flow of God’s grace and discusses how we often rely on ourselves, others, or material wealth instead of placing our complete trust in God. Drawing from Ezekiel 29 and other key scriptures, he breaks down four warning signs of misplaced trust and offers practical steps to realign our hearts with God’s grace. Whether you’re a new believer or a seasoned Christian, this episode will challenge and encourage you to examine where you’re placing your trust.

Key Takeaway:

“When trust is misplaced, God’s grace is replaced.”

Reading Passages (McCheyne Reading Plan):
2 Samuel 22
Galatians 2
Ezekiel 29
Psalm 15
Psalm 16

Ezekiel 29: In this passage, Pharaoh claims, “The Nile is mine; I made it,” which reflects a spirit of self-sufficiency and misplaced trust. Pastor Fury uses this as an example of how arrogance and pride can block God’s grace in our lives. Pharaoh’s downfall is a cautionary tale for us all, reminding us of the dangers of placing our trust in ourselves or worldly things rather than in God.

Four Warning Signs of Misplaced Trust:
Pride and Arrogance: Reflecting on Proverbs 16:18, Pastor Fury warns of the subtle ways pride can take root in our hearts, causing us to believe we don’t need God’s grace.
Trusting in Human Alliances or Systems: Psalm 146:3 reminds us not to place ultimate trust in people or institutions, which can let us down, leading us to miss out on God’s unshakable security.
Security in Material Wealth: Jesus’ teachings in Matthew 6:19-21 challenge the idea that money or possessions provide true security.
Ignoring God’s Warnings: Hebrews 3:15 urges us to remain sensitive to God’s guidance and not harden our hearts when He warns us through His Word, counsel, or circumstances.
Practical Steps to Realign Our Trust with God:
Trust in God’s Sovereignty: Surrender control and acknowledge that God sees the bigger picture.
Practice Daily Dependence on God: Cultivate habits of daily prayer and dependence to keep your trust aligned with Him.
Seek God’s Kingdom First: Prioritize God’s will and values over worldly concerns, aligning your heart with His.
Closing Encouragement:

Where is your trust today? Are you relying on yourself, others, or material things? God invites you to trust Him fully, and as you do, His grace will flow freely in your life, offering peace, security, and transformation.

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When Walls Fall: The Magic of Faithful Discipline | Season 3, Ep. 27

When Walls Fall: The Magic of Faithful Discipline | Season 3, Ep. 27

In this episode, we explore the story of the Israelites circling Jericho in Joshua 6 and how it teaches us that breakthroughs come through consistent, faithful discipline rather than fleeting motivation. Just like the Israelites, we often face challenges where progress is unseen. Yet, God’s victory comes not when we feel ready, but when we stay faithful.

Reading Plan Passages:

2 Samuel 15
2 Corinthians 8
Ezekiel 22
Psalm 3-4
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Scripture Focus:
Joshua 6:15-16 – “On the seventh day, they got up at daybreak and marched around the city seven times in the same manner, except that on that day they circled the city seven times.”

Key Points Covered:

Faithful Obedience – Victory comes from discipline and trust in God, not immediate results.
Discipline Over Motivation – Discipline sustains you when excitement fades.
Trust God’s Timing – Breakthrough happens in His time, not ours.
Reflect and Respond:
What “walls” are you circling? How can you remain faithful even when progress isn’t visible? Reflect on this and consider sharing with someone you trust.

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