Join pastors Bruce Aubrey and Cooper Young as we look at new principles to help us keep our fire burning for the Lord.

Join pastors Bruce Aubrey and Cooper Young as we look at new principles to help us keep our fire burning for the Lord.

Join pastors Bruce Aubrey and Cooper Young as we look at new principles to help us keep our fire burning for the Lord.

In this episode, Cooper and Pastor Bruce unpack the purpose and power of ministry conferences. From stories of early experiences to the heart behind the Keep the Fire Burning Conference, they explore why these gatherings matter — for pastors, leaders, and churches. Whether you serve in a large city or a small town, this conversation will remind you that God is able, and you’re not meant to serve in isolation.

On this episode of Keep the Fire Burning, hosts Cooper Young and Pastor Bruce Aubrey explore the lasting impact of the gospel—how it transforms lives, sustains hope, and multiplies through discipleship. Together, they reflect on mentors who shaped their journeys, the importance of passing faith to future generations, and the call to intentionally invest in others. Through Scripture, personal stories, and practical insights, they encourage pastors and leaders to identify who has influenced them and consider who they are currently impacting. Whether through coaching, mentoring, or everyday ministry, this episode reminds us that gospel impact is both personal and powerful, and it’s meant to be shared.

Join pastors Bruce Aubrey and Cooper Young as we look at new principles to help us keep our fire burning for the Lord.

In this heartfelt and reflective episode, Pastor Bruce joins Pastor Cooper for an honest discussion on the importance of soul care—especially for those in ministry who are feeling tired, overextended, and spiritually depleted. Drawing from a pivotal moment on a trip to Tanzania, Pastor Bruce unpacks three foundational insights he shared with fellow pastors: soul care is not selfish, solitude is essential, and everyone needs a spiritual mentor and accountability partner.

Together, they explore seven interconnected areas of personal health—physical, emotional, relational, mental, vocational, financial, and spiritual—and how neglecting one can impact them all. Pastor Bruce shares personal stories and biblical wisdom to encourage leaders to care for themselves without guilt, echoing the truth that “we are not the Savior—Jesus is.”

Pastor Cooper also opens up about a recent difficult season in ministry and how it challenged him mentally, spiritually, and physically. This episode is a compassionate reminder that leaders can’t pour from an empty cup, and caring for the soul is not only biblical—it’s necessary for longevity and fruitfulness in ministry.

Join us as we look at new principles to help us keep our fire burning for the Lord. Pastors Bruce Aubrey and Cooper Young discuss how we can deal with the hardships of grief and loss in our lives.