A Story Worth Telling

The 1940s. A man's world. And one woman who had enough of "standing still and looking stupid" and decided to think big anyways. This is the story of Hedy Lamarr, and it's a story for all those that have ever felt marginalized or made to feel less than, and still chose to do good anyways.

Every love story has a beginning. Join me this week as I invite my own love story, my beautiful wife Bethany, on the podcast to share about how our story started together.

There ain't no hood like fatherhood.

In honor of Father's Day, I sit down with my oldest son Jude to talk about the ins and outs of being Dad.

"Show me your friends and I'll show you your future."

We've all heard it, but not all of us know just how true it is. That was definitely true in this week's story for Dr. Samuel Mudd. Join us as we talk about  the power of the company we keep and how it can make or break our reputation.

All of us have something we want - the question is always how bad we want it and whether or not that outweighs the discomfort of getting there. But sometimes, all of us are forced to draw a line in the sand, and that is exactly the situation in this week's story.

In our first ever interview, we sit down with one of my oldest and dearest friends. Julie Pace and her husband Jarrod have both walked through the struggle of infertility for years, and in a candid conversation, we talk raw and real about pregnancy, PCOS, and the promises of God. If you're a mom, have a mom, or might be a mom one day, you're not going to want to miss this story worth telling.

The sinking of the Titanic has got to be one of the most told, most examined, and most known tragedies of all time. 

We all know the story, but sometimes the greatest stories are the ones that never happened. Join us for this week's story as we talk about the ones who missed their date with destiny and lived to tell about it.

If Jack has 99 apples and loses 1, which is smarter - to be happy with his 99 apples or to go chasing after the lost one?

So what happens when one man throws logic out the window, abandons his own safety, and chases after the one? Join us this week as we recall the story of Private First Class Desmond Doss, the only non-combatant to be awarded the Medal of Honor.

Whether it's the monsters under our bed or the ones in our head, all of us have feared something at one time or another.

Join us for this week's story as we talk about fear, anxiety, and how to cope, so that hopefully our story can become a page in someone else's survival guide.

Those that don't study history are doomed to repeat it.

So why does 2021 feel like something out of a history books? In this episode, we discuss another time in our history when this nation stood reeling from conflict, divided and fractured, and uncertain of how they could ever get back to "one nation, undivided, with liberty and justice for all."