Jeb Matulich with Tumbleweed Textiles talks to us about what it was like teaching in Frisco for a couple of decades, and the creation of two small businesses that have impacted Frisco.

Chris Hurt made a surprise appearance on Noisy Narratives! We sit down for a conversation about the fun side of social media, why new research shows Gen Z men are heading back to church more than Gen Z women, and some personal growth stories.

Carlos Alamino was born in Cuba in 1985. At an early age, he traveled with his family serving in the organization his parents started in 1991. Carlos and his wife, Yanet, moved to the US in 2014 to start Proclaim Cuba, with the goal of supporting the organization his parents have dedicated their lives to. The ministry or Proclaim Cuba includes a seminary, church planting, pastoring pastors, children’s and youth ministries, women’s ministry, sports evangelism, intercessory prayer, an institute for the arts, and international missions. Carlos' is honest and real about the hardships the people of Cuba face, and how ministry there is more important than ever.

This week we sit down with Jason Gibbs, who opens up about walking through seasons of deep loss—losing several jobs, facing health struggles, and wondering what was next. But in the middle of it all, Jason found something far greater than success or stability: a new purpose rooted in surrendering his life fully to God. His story is one of hope, humility, and how faith can rebuild what feels broken beyond repair.

Tune in for an honest, encouraging conversation about resilience, renewal, and what it really means to trust God with your identity and purpose.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes representative and Frisco First member, Kip Bledsoe, sits down with Noisy Narratives to talk about the origins of FCA and some amazing stories that have come out of that ministry.

In this week’s Noisy Narratives episode, we sit down with Anthony and Leisa Applegate. They share their story of how they met, married and allowed their faith to keep them grounded through Anthony’s deployment overseas and the birth of three kiddos. Tune in for a powerful conversation about faith under pressure, love that endures, and finding purpose in every season of life.

On this episode of Noisy Narratives, our roundtable digs into the story of Samson and Delilah (Judges 13–16)—a raw look at strength, desire, betrayal, and God’s relentless grace. Join us for an honest, practical conversation about God’s sovereignty, Samson’s choices, and how God’s plan moves forward despite us.

Jason Saville owns Endur3 bike shop on Frisco Main Street, is an athlete who runs triathlons, once worked in Lance Armstrong's store, and grew up on a sheep farm in New Zealand. Jason shares the twists and turns that led him to Frisco and how a small Bible study started in a bike shop now fills up Rudy's on a Tuesday morning.