You've Gotta Hear This

About You've Gotta Hear This

Welcome to "You've Got to Hear This," a podcast that brings you real-life stories designed to ignite your faith and encourage you to take risks, let go of control, and enjoy the rewards. Hosted by Tyler and Crystal Tullos, who share their personal experiences of courage, resilience, and hard work, this podcast is all about the wisdom and principles that have shaped their journey in building a strong marriage, a thriving ministry, and a successful presence in the marketplace—all designed to help you build and live a life you love. With inspiring stories of overcoming challenges, "You've Got to Hear This" isn't just a podcast; it's a guide through the ups and downs of life toward something extraordinary. Each episode highlights the beauty of everyday moments, showing that even in times of doubt, limited resources, or overwhelming circumstances, there's always room for possibility. Tyler and Crystal's laid-back, candid conversations will make you feel like you're chatting with two friends over coffee or even a glass of bourbon. Their blend of personal stories, practical advice, and deep discussions will leave you feeling encouraged to face your journey with more courage, resilience, and authenticity. Whether you laugh, tear up, or feel fired up, one thing's for sure—you've got to hear this! Subscribe now to be reminded of the incredible strength and resilience within you.

Publisher

Tyler & Crystal Tullos

Category

business · religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

18 Oct 2024

Latest episode

9 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

21 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   9 Oct 2026

   S4E4: Dealing With People Quitting on You

   What happens to our hearts when the people we counted on walk away? This conversation cuts straight to one of the most painful realities of building anything that matters -- the moment a trusted teammate, co-laborer, or close friend decides to leave. The central spiritual lesson here is both simple and demanding: we cannot allow every departure to take a piece of us with it. When we let loss hollow us out, we lose the very capacity to love and lead the people who are still with us, and the ones who have not yet arrived. There is a quiet but powerful parallel drawn to Jesus himself, who was abandoned by some of his closest companions and yet pressed forward to the cross. That example reframes our pain not as a reason to shut down, but as an invitation to go deeper in surrender. The message is clear -- grief is human and necessary, but bitterness is a thief. It steals our openness, our trust, and ultimately our purpose. For anyone in the middle of a painful departure right now, this is a reminder that the story is not over, and that God is still writing something worth reading.

2. 

   24 Jul 2026

   S4 E3: Trusting God's Timing

   Sometimes the most faithful step we can take is simply to begin, even when circumstances are far from perfect. This powerful narrative reminds us that God's provision doesn't wait for our readiness—it meets us in our obedience. When we're faced with a vision that seems impossibly large, whether it's planting a church, starting a business, or pursuing a calling, we often ask the wrong question: 'Can we afford it?' Instead, we should be asking, 'Is God calling us to this?' The story of launching with just a handful of people in a sticky-floored movie theater, far from the imagined grandeur of initial dreams, illustrates a profound spiritual truth: God doesn't require our perfection or our polish. He requires our faithfulness. The biblical principle of the mustard seed comes alive here—what starts small and seemingly insignificant can grow into something beyond our imagination when planted in faith. We learn that settling isn't about lowering our standards; it's about adjusting our timeline to God's. The journey from $1,150 Sunday rent to $15,000 didn't happen because of perfect planning or abundant resources—it happened through consistent obedience, one faithful step after another. This challenges us to reconsider what we're waiting for before we step into our own callings, reminding us that God's economy operates on faith and obedience, not on our perceived readiness.

3. 

   10 Jul 2026

   S4E2: When God Says Go

   Sometimes the most faithful thing we can do is simply start. This powerful narrative reminds us that obedience to God's calling often requires us to move forward before everything feels perfect or secure. The central message echoes throughout Scripture: faith requires action, and sometimes that action means stepping into complete uncertainty with nothing but God's promise. We're challenged to recognize that waiting for ideal circumstances can actually be a form of disobedience—our vision dims, our passion fades, and the very people God sends to join us lose heart. The spiritual principle at work here is profound: anytime we bring something to life, death is required. Just as a seed must die to produce fruit, we must be willing to lay down our comfort, security, and expectations to birth what God has placed in our hearts. This isn't reckless abandon, but rather radical trust. When we find ourselves with a calling we cannot shake, a vision we cannot ignore, the question isn't whether we have enough resources or the perfect team—it's whether we're willing to take the first step. The miraculous provision that follows obedience reminds us that God doesn't call the equipped; He equips the called. Our faith journey isn't about having all the answers before we begin; it's about trusting the One who holds all the answers as we step forward into the unknown.

Reach and audience

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 22 / 100

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Quality

32

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

32

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