Shane Barnard is one of the Shanes from Shane & Shane. Churches all across the country have benefited from Shane Barnard's music for nearly two decades. We caught him as he was writing a brand new song!

Adam Tarnow is the Director at Watermark Community Church. Adam is a leading thinker on communication in the Church. We had him on to discuss how COVID-19 is changing the landscape for churches across the country.

Clayton King is the teaching pastor at NewSpring Church and the president of Clayton King Ministries. His new book "Reborn" releases on May 5th!

Christian Huff and his wife Sadie Robertson Huff are young adults leading other young adults to Jesus. They just completed their 2020 College Tour where they shared the gospel at campuses all across the United States.

Matt Chandler is the lead pastor of The Village Church and the president of the Acts 29 network. Matt is the author of The Explicit Gospel and is one of the most listened to pastors in America.

In this week's episode we talk about how the internet has changed the dating game. Is DM'ing someone ok? What about ghosting? We address those issues and more!

Ben Stuart is the pastor of Passion City Church, Washington D.C. Timothy Ateek is the Executive Director of Breakaway Ministries at Texas A&M. Breakaway is one of the largest weekly gatherings of college students in the country. Check out how they are thinking through life in quarantine!

Shane & Shane need no introduction. They have been writing and leading songs for The Church for nearly 20 years. Jefferson Bethke is the author of "To Hell With The Hustle" and co-host of "The Real Life Podcast". Check out how these leaders are handling today's situation!

David Marvin is the leader of The Porch, the young adults ministry out of Watermark Community Church in Dallas, Texas. The Porch is a weekly gathering of thousands of young adults all across the country. Check out David's thoughts on anxiety in quarantine!

Annie F. Downs is the host of the "That Sounds Fun" podcast and author of multiple books. We call her as she's in the middle of her own quarantine!