The recent killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery has ignited our world to the streets in protest of racial injustice. Many people's eyes have been opened and we can't look away this time. Sharlene and Jamie begin a discussion to help move this conversation forward and spark action.

If you want to find something...you have to look for it. Even in the midst of a crisis, you can still find things to be grateful and thankful for...you just have to look. #gratefulthankful

Learning how to share your faith with others can be difficult at times. But it's so worth it. Every day we are surrounded by people who have yet to know Jesus. We have an opportunity to make Him known. In this episode, Jamie and Sharlene talk about their experience sharing their faith with others. From almost getting arrested to carrying around bags of rice at The Rocky Horror Picture Show, their stories get stranger and stranger.

It’s the year 2020 and we are in a full-blown pandemic crisis known as COVID 19. The impoverished and wealthy are both being infected. Our world is now embracing the concept of social distancing. The U.S. may be facing one of the largest economic collapses because of this outbreak and no one knows how long this will go on. In today’s episode, Jamie and Sharlene talk about what’s happening and offer perspective on how Christians can respond during this crisis.

Jesus and therapy are becoming a necessity for Christians. In today's episode, Jamie and Sharlene talk about mental health. This conversation is all about how Christians can live spiritually and emotionally healthy lives.

From foster care to full-time ministry. In this episode, Sharlene gets personal. Listen in as Sharlene shares some of her most vulnerable memories and painful disappointments. You'll understand why her relationship with God is what ultimately saved her life.

When you look for your identity in all the wrong places, it never turns out well. In this episode, Jamie shares his personal story. A radical encounter with God changed his life forever and he's never looked back.