GYFT ARCHIVES
Growth. Yield. Faith. Transformation.
A Year‑by‑Year Journey Through the Podcast Teachings
The GYFT Archives preserve the full teaching journey of the GYFT Podcast — organized year by year, season by season, revelation by revelation. This is the home of your chronological podcast library, capturing how God shaped your voice, your message, and your movement across time.
Each year reflects a distinct theme, a unique season, and a specific expression of Growth, Yield, Faith, and Transformation.
Select a year below to explore every episode from that season.
GYFT Podcast Archives — Year by Year
2019 GYFT Archive
The early formation of the GYFT voice — foundational teachings, identity shaping, and the first expressions of the movement. ➡️ 2019 Episodes
2020 GYFT Archive
A year of transition, reflection, and renewed clarity — marking 30 years of ministry and the release of INEVITABLE.
2021 GYFT Archive
The Year of Maturity — deeper teachings, stronger themes, and the evolution of your leadership voice. ➡️ 2021 Episodes
The Year of Transition — movement‑based episodes, identity refinement, and the bridge into digital ministry. ➡️ 2022 Episodes
2023 GYFT Archive
The Year of Identity — powerful short‑form teachings, identity frameworks, and the rise of Greater Works 2.0. ➡️ 2023 Episodes
The Year of Refinement — sharpening the message, clarifying the voice, and preparing the Becoming era. ➡️ 2024 Episodes
The Year of Legacy Building — strengthening the archive, expanding the teaching footprint, and establishing long‑form structure. ➡️ 2025 Episodes
2026 GYFT Archive
The Year of Becoming — verified expression, movement alignment, and the emergence of Wisdom & Witness. ➡️ 2026 Episodes
About the GYFT Podcast
The GYFT Podcast is the teaching expression of Greater Works 2.0 — a movement built on:
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Growth
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Yield
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Faith
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Transformation
Every episode is crafted to strengthen identity, deepen spiritual maturity, and equip listeners for real‑world leadership and discipleship.
This archive preserves the journey.
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