EPISODES

You know that internal conversation wherein you process doubts and insecurities, and often wind up feeling insufficient or unaccomplished? Caitlyn Scaggs, author, entrepreneur, marketeer, and dynamic motivator shares how she learned to balance life by addressing

What do 30 hours on a bus, 400 pastors, and a duck call have in common? Willie Robertson from Duck Dynasty fame is happy to explain. The New York Times best-selling author, along with his COO, Jeffrey Kent, and the City Serve team journeyed to war-ravaged Ukraine. F

What do you share when you have nothing? Pastor Kawi Keahi, one of many Maui wildfire victims lost almost everything. His church was reduced to ashes, and he now owns a house of rubble. Yet this husband and father of two who barely escaped with his family is bringing hope and healing to his community.

Have you ever had an unsettling feeling about someone? Did it make you anxious? Dr. Wendy Patrick, a career Prosecuting Attorney with degrees in Psychology, Divinity, and a Doctorate in Theology, shares why you get those feelings.

How do you shepherd those being discipled by social media? Chris Martin is a social media expert, raised by an Internet pioneer. Consultant and author of The Wolf in Their Pockets: 13 Ways the Social Internet Threatens the People You Lead, Martin noticed that what was trending wasn’t only gossip and conspiracy, but a destructive worldview.

What happens when an influencer is canceled and silenced in a world of technological communication? Actor, author, director, and producer, Kevin Sorbo has fought for his right to speak, both physically and on the world stage.

Is there hope for America? Author of the book, Toward a More Perfect Union, Tim Goeglein’s resume reads like a Who’s Who in American Politics and Faith. His position in the White House, work with presidents, comprehension of political architecture..

Is happiness possible in a marriage when there has been pornography and broken trust? Dannah Gresh has personal insight on the topic of “Happily Even After.” Married 33 years, this bestselling author and podcast co-host spent 30 years studying sexual theology and sexual social science, but academia could not prepare her…

Ever heard the phrase, Sometimes the hardest part to starting something new is showing up? Tony Phillips is a guy who showed up. A businessman between jobs, it was a need for volunteer help that captured Phillips’ attention. His love for people drew him to a community ministry ‘ that supports young kids.

A pot of coffee, a Facebook post, and a bulky Bible–how a movement started with military spouses. Megan B. Brown, a seasoned military spouse, bible teacher, and military missionary explains living out the Great Commission. As an atheist married to a military man, God gently led Brown to Himself, but growing in Christ was challenging.