How do we help our children understand who they are—and who God created them to be—in a world that tells them otherwise?

In this heartfelt episode of At This Table, host Shelly Brown sits down with children’s author Vicky Wedel to talk about her beautifully creative book, Why Dogs Don’t Moo. Beneath the laughter and animal sounds is a powerful truth about God’s intentional design and the peace that comes from knowing we were made on purpose—and for a purpose.

What if the smallest step of obedience you take today could open the biggest door God has for your life?

In this deeply inspiring episode of At This Table, host Shelly Brown sits down with Phillip Israelson, author of The Smallest Step of Obedience Opens the Biggest Door — a powerful memoir chronicling more than sixty years of walking closely with the Lord.

What if this Christmas could feel different—less about perfection and pressure, and more about peace, presence, and the Light that never fades?

In this heartwarming episode of At This Table, host Shelly Brown sits down with author Stuart Curry to talk about his new Advent devotional, Keeper of the Light—a gentle invitation to pause the rush, rediscover the wonder, and refocus on Jesus, the true Light of the world.

What if every time you prayed, heaven really did answer, “You rang?”

In this rich, heartfelt episode of At This Table, host Shelly Brown sits down with longtime pastor, teacher, and storyteller Jon Drury, author of You Rang? Biblical Principles of Prayer. Together they explore one of the most life-giving—and at times, mysterious—parts of the Christian walk: prayer.

When a child hears a lie about who they are, what truth from God’s Word do you want ringing in their ears?

In this heart-to-heart episode of At This Table, Shelly sits down with children’s book author Jennifer Simmons to talk about her beautiful book, God Said—a simple, Scripture-rooted devotional that helps kids plant deep identity roots in Christ.

What if you could tell your little one the story of their life in the womb in a way that’s sweet, simple, and deeply rooted in truth?

In this heartwarming episode of At This Table, host Shelly Brown sits down with author and illustrator Ariana Moore, whose children’s book Sweet Baby Cakes is a joyful, keepsake-worthy celebration of pregnancy, motherhood, and God’s intricate design for life in the womb.

What if God’s goal for your leadership isn’t quick success—but a lifetime of becoming more like Jesus?

In this powerful episode of At This Table, host Shelly Brown sits down with Dinah Hodgson, author of The Uncommon Leader, for an honest and deeply encouraging conversation about what it really means to lead—and finish well—in today’s culture.

What if selling more books wasn’t about being salesy—but about being smart, strategic, and relational?

In this episode of At This Table, we are switching gears and sharing a recent fUNfiltered: Marketing Talk for Authors with Carol Tetzlaff and Sara Cormany.

They’re breaking down four easy, action-ready book marketing moves you can start using this week to boost visibility, connect authentically with readers, and sell books without ever feeling pushy. These are strategies that work because they’re rooted in relationship—not hype.

What if the trials and spiritual battles you face aren’t the end of the story—but the doorway into something deeper?

In this rich and meaningful episode, host Shelly Brown sits down with debut author Emily Spencer Kane to talk about her novel, The Chronicles of Emunah: Hazel Atlas and the Doorway to Ohr. While the book unfolds in a fantasy setting, it’s far from imaginary—this powerful story is rooted in Emily’s personal walk with God, her global missions journey, and the spiritual truths that transformed her life.

What if the lowest point of your story is exactly where God begins to rewrite your life?

In this powerful episode of At This Table, Shelly Brown sits down with Johnny Ray—founder of 5R Recovery and author of 5R Recovery: Works in Progress, Vol. 1. Johnny shares his journey from years of meth addiction and despair to a life-changing encounter with God that sparked a new path: Remember, Recover, Rejoice, Reborn, Relive.