The King's Council
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The King's Council Podcast is designed to equip you with the tools necessary to discover, develop, and deploy your God given vision into the marketplace. We believe God’s greatest gift to us is life, therefore our greatest gift to Him is what we do with it. This is why, each week, Rylee Meek will bring to you new insights, based on the foundational truths taught throughout the Bible. All of our teaching, coaching, and ministry is rooted in and flows out of these biblical doctrines. Join our Free Community: https://www.kingscouncilcommunity.org Follow us on IG: @theryleemeek @kingscouncilcommunity.or
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Personal testimony, practical teaching, and partisan current-affairs talk meet inside Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards' direct evangelical worldview.
Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards treat Christian belief as a working framework for public events, personal discipline, suffering, and recovery.
Noah gets a game plan; your resolutions might need one too.
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A Valentine's Day talk that treats love as a decision, not a mood.
Valentine's Day banter and a temporary host shift give the episode a loose start, then it settles into a faith-forward conversation about love with the Bible, not the surrounding culture, setting the frame.
A blunt, faith-forward current-events discussion with a firefighter's firsthand perspective keeping it grounded.
King's Council Live moves from California wildfires to a 22 year New York City fireman, then on to Facebook, free speech, and the Wesley Huff and Joe Rogan interview without pretending those topics belong neatly together. That loose sweep is part of its draw.
A faith conversation that treats deliverance and restoration as proof.
The episode keeps circling one question: whether God is real, and what proof would even look like. It moves through banter, politics, and current events, but the strongest stretch is Christian Edwards talking about addiction, peace, and restoration.
A brisk, faith-forward look at current events that ends with a direct call to love and speak truth at the Thanksgiving table.
King's Council Live stays in its usual lane of politics, current events, and a kingdom perspective. Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards bring in Grant Stinchfield and move from the Pentagon's seventh audit failure to Matt Gaetz, Pam Bondi, Joe Biden, and the question of how public…
A conversational, faith-forward Christmas discussion that asks whether Christians should celebrate the season.
The episode treats Christmas as a question to work through, not a tradition to take for granted. Riley Meek and Christian Edwards move from banter into a faith-forward discussion of whether Christians should celebrate the season, whether December 25 is the right date, and…
A blunt kingdom minded talk that turns culture war heat into conviction.
John Amanchukwu is the draw here, but the episode keeps circling a blunt, kingdom minded conversation about schools, borders, race, inflation, and what believers owe public life.
A conviction-driven discussion of power, truth, and the moral stakes behind current events.
The episode moves from Washington headlines to the declassification of the JFK, MLK, and RFK files, then asks whether the public will ever get to the bottom of what is hidden.
A conviction-heavy livestream about civic duty, voting, and prayer that ends with a forceful call to get to the polls.
This episode frames a Friday livestream as a plain-spoken case for civic participation from a faith lens. It moves from banter and technical hiccups into voting, local races, and the claim that believers should show up in public decisions, not only private devotion.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
The show opens loose and loud.
King's Council Live with Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards opens with a week of Senate hearings, a Texas storm delay, and the Washington, D.C.
King's Council Podcast with Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards centers on the tithe as “holy,” using Leviticus 27:30, Proverbs 3:9-10, Genesis 4, Genesis 14, and Deuteronomy 26:10 to argue that giving is an act of worship.
King's Council Podcast with Rylee Meek & Christian Edwards centers on "True Leadership: Serving Under the Lordship of Christ," while also touching on Senate hearings, a ceasefire, TikTok, and the external revenue service.
Ben Utecht, a former Super Bowl champion and current chief culture officer, talks with Rylee Meek about injuries, Tony Dungy, and why faith first, family second, and football third shaped his career.
Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards frame "Money Lessons From Solomon" around Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, then move into specific money principles from Proverbs 12:11, 22:7, 15:22, 21:20, 22:9, and Ecclesiastes 5:10 and 11:2.
King’s Council Podcast with Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards announces a shift to live Friday streams at 11:00 a.m.
King’s Council Podcast with Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards centers on “God Already Gave It To You,” using Genesis 1, 2 Kings 4, Judges 15, and the feeding of the 5,000 to argue that provision often starts with what is already in hand.
King's Council Podcast with Rylee Meek & Christian Edwards frames “Kingship: You Are Called To Royalty” around the claim that believers are a “royal priesthood” in 1 Peter 2:9 and “kings and priests” in Revelation 1:6.
Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards use King's Council Podcast episode “Unlock the Power of Worship Through Tithing” to argue that worship includes money, not just singing.
King's Council Podcast with Rylee Meek & Christian Edwards uses Hebrews 11:1 to unpack 'now faith' and why the word 'now' matters when belief has to show up immediately.
The King's Council Podcast with Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards argues that stewardship means managing the full 100% God owns, not just the 10% tithe.
King's Council Podcast with Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards centers on stewardship, using John 6, the loaves and fish, and the instruction to "let nothing be wasted" as the main biblical anchor.
Riley Meekin and Christian Edwards open with Friday banter, a Tyson fight reference, and a nudge for listeners to jump into the chat.
The talk starts in pain.
The conversation traces a hard testimony of injury, addiction, and faith.
Riley Meek and Christian Edwards open King's Council Live by framing politics and current events through the claim that Jesus is King.
Riley and Christian open with Friday banter on King's Council Live.
The show opens hot.
King's Council Live starts with New Year banter between the hosts and Christian Edwards.
King's Council closes out 2024 with a year-end reflection and a look ahead to 2025.
King's Council Live opens with an oops and a joke about done being better than perfect.
Riley Meek and Christian Edwards open with Christmas banter and quickly get into the main question: is Christmas pagan, or can Christians celebrate it in good conscience?
Valentine's Day opens up a conversation about love.
King's Council Live opens with Riley Meek and Christian Edwards talking through California's wildfires and asking whether the blaze reflects God's wrath or plain incompetence.
King's Council Live opens with Friday-the-13th banter, then moves into the question of whether God is real.
The hosts open with holiday banter and a quick check-in on life at home.
Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards explore biblical financial principles, focusing on the concept that God owns everything as the foundation for true freedom.
Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards explore the first of four kingdom money principles: ownership, emphasizing that God owns everything, including possessions, money, and even our bodies.
In part two of 'Money Answers Everything,' hosts Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards explore eight principles of the kingdom economy, emphasizing God as the source of wealth, money as a tool, and business as a proving ground for faith.