How to (Actually) Trust God With Your Finances | Featuring Zach RippeyIn this powerful and heartfelt episode of The Patrick Ishimwe Show, we sit down with Zach Rippey — host of the I Like Birds Podcast and author of 21 Days in Africa — to talk about how to trust God with your finances, overcome fear, and walk boldly in your purpose. From losing his best friend, to leaving a stand-up comedy career, to discovering his purpose in Uganda — Zach shares his story with raw vulnerability and spiritual depth.Whether you're facing financial insecurity, questioning your faith, or just trying to live with more intentionality, this conversation will inspire you to stop worrying about money and start walking in faith. Discover how being faithful with little leads to overflow, and how God always provides — especially when you’re obedient.

In this engaging conversation, Joe Frigolette shares his remarkable journey from a premature birth to a life filled with purpose and resilience. Growing up in a supportive family in upstate New York, Joe reflects on the challenges he faced, including a near-death experience of his mother during his birth. He discusses how these experiences shaped his outlook on life, instilling a strong desire to prove his worth and make an impact. Joe's story is a testament to the power of faith, family, and the human spirit in overcoming adversity. He discusses, the pain of regrets, the flaws of humanity and the transformative power of Jesus, encouraging us to seek alternative ways to connect with God, especially through community and worship. Joe's personal testimony highlights a significant encounter with God that led to his baptism and a renewed sense of purpose, offering hope and encouragement to those struggling in their faith. If you want to live a life with no regrets, this episode is for you!

In this powerful episode of The Patrick Ishimwe Show, I sit down with Dr. Phil Faig, Senior Pastor of Old Town Community Church in Alexandria, Virginia, for an honest conversation about the state of the Church, the evolution of his calling, and why—after over 30 years of ministry—he finally had to speak his heart out loud.

From childhood memories in the pews to leading a local church through cultural and spiritual shifts, Pastor Phil reflects on what it means to be a faithful leader in today’s world. We discuss sermon planning, grief in ministry, community engagement, and why the Church must change to remain relevant and transformational. If you've ever wrestled with your calling, questioned the direction of modern ministry, or simply needed a raw, wise perspective—this episode is for you.

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