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Surge exists to reconcile, equip, and activate God’s people in order to put Jesus on display.
The Surge Network is a movement of multi-ethnic church leaders from theologically diverse church backgrounds committed to friendship, God's mission, and the flourishing of our local communities. Reconcile - Surge creates space to build and nurture relationships across denominational, socioeconomic, and ethnic lines. Equip - Surge identifies effective tools to equip gospel-centered, missional congr
In this episode of the Surge Podcast, Dr. John DelHousaye sits down with theologian and visual artist Dave Beldman to explore how art reveals truth in ways words alone cannot.
Together, they discuss creativity, beauty, vocation, and why faithful art doesn’t avoid brokenness but helps us see reality more clearly.
Don’t miss it! Available to listen wherever you stream podcasts or you can watch on the Surge Network’s YouTube channel! ⭐️
07/23/2026
What if discipleship isn’t found in the extraordinary, but in the ordinary?
One of our recent blogs explores The Slow Work of Love and the quiet, faithful ways God forms us through relationships, presence, and everyday obedience from the perspective of a creative, a mother, and a follower of Jesus.
The Slow Work of Love: Linked in bio 🔗
07/10/2026
A shared witness is our daily prayer.
Our calling isn’t to make ourselves more visible, but to make Christ more visible in the way we love, forgive, serve, create, and remain faithful together.
What does it look like to love our neighbors when they’re at their most vulnerable?
In our newest episode, Katie O’dell with AZ 1.27 joins the Surge Network Podcast to explore the realities of foster care in Arizona and the role the Church can play in changing the story for children and families.
Available to listen wherever you stream podcasts or on the Surge Network YouTube channel!
06/26/2026
Registration is open for our next Citywide Gathering/RLC!
Join ministry leaders from across the valley for a shared meal and a thoughtful conversation with Phil Herndon on how to respond to criticism with wisdom, clarity, and grace. Whether feedback comes privately or in public, it can be difficult to discern what’s true, what’s helpful, and how to respond in a way that reflects the heart of Jesus.
Together, we’ll explore practical, grounded ways to lead faithfully while holding both conviction and compassion as we shepherd people well in the midst of tension.
Sign up w/ link in bio!
06/18/2026
October 22nd & 23rd. Join us.
06/03/2026
A Note from the Surge Executive Team
After 15 years of faithful leadership, service, and friendship, Aaron Daily is stepping away from his role at Surge.
Aaron has played a significant part in shaping our network, investing in leaders, serving the Church, and helping guide Surge through many seasons. His impact will be felt for years to come, and we are deeply grateful for all he has given.
While we will miss him in this role, we celebrate this next chapter for Aaron and his family and pray God’s blessing over all that lies ahead.
Surge’s mission remains strong, and our Executive Team will continue leading and serving the network as we move forward together.
Thank you, Aaron. We are grateful for your leadership, your friendship, and your lasting contribution to Surge.
— Surge Executive Team
What does it mean to see immigrants not as outsiders, but as essential contributors to the Kingdom of God?
In this powerful conversation, Aaron Daly sits down with Deenbo Kidane, leader of the Daniel Initiative, pastor, mother, and advocate for immigrant communities. Together, they explore the unique gifts immigrant churches bring to the American Church, including resilience, prayer, faith, generosity, and deep-rooted relationships — and why those gifts are needed now more than ever.
Available to listen wherever you stream podcasts or watch on the Surge Network YouTube channel 🎧
05/26/2026
We sat down with Jeremy Jernigan to talk about life on the margins of certainty, the tension many leaders feel with the modern Church, and what it means to remain rooted without losing honesty. In a cultural moment where more people feel caught between belonging and disillusionment, Jeremy’s new book, On the Edge of the Inside, gives language to the spaces many of us quietly inhabit.
One question that especially resonated with our team at Surge Network was this:
“What does it mean to live ‘on the edge of the inside’ without becoming cynical toward the inside?”
Read the Blog on our website - linked in bio! 🔗
The Surge Podcast ft. Travis + Jyll is LIVE!
In this episode of the Surge Podcast, John DelHousaye introduces Surge School’s new Ardor curriculum by exploring one of the three transcendentals: goodness. Joined by artists Travis Mullen and Jyll Ethier-Mullen, the conversation dives into the intersection of art, faith, and the creative process.
Whether you’re an artist or simply someone drawn to beauty and meaning, this episode offers a thoughtful and grounded look at how creativity can point beyond itself to something greater.
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