Prayer is essential in every aspect of our lives. And this week Dr. Terry sits down with Pastor Kevin Jackson about why prayer is so important and how to make it a regular part of your routine, as he shares insights from his new book "The Prayer of Jesus."

We welcome back a fan-favorite to the show. Just in time for Valentine's, Dr. Terry sits down with marriage & family therapist, Dr. Jazz.

No matter how much you try to plan, life has a way of throwing those plans out the window. This week, Claude Jennings sits down with Markita West, who shares her inspiring story of how she didn't allow the unexpected to derail her.

Many in mainstream media have been calling it a David vs. Goliath matchup. It's a brand new film that goes to the core of what romance is, and promotes traditional values. And it's going toe-to-toe with another film Valentine's Day weekend that is quite the opposite. The film is "Old Fashioned" and Claude Jennings sits down with its director and lead actor, Rik Swartzwelder about the conversation he's wanting to start.

Today, Dr. Terry speaks with Florence Smith, author of "Afghanistan: 179 Days of Teachable Moments."

If you feel like you've lost the joy in life, author and speaker, Tommy Newberry has some helpful insight.

Forgiveness is one of the hardest things to offer others, and sometimes even to ourselves. This week, Dr. Terry sits down with Sarah Horn, author of How Can I Possibly Forgive?

Raising children is no small task. And it can be difficult to keep them away from the influences and pressures of our culture and society. So, how do you share your faith in a way so they will grow up to be followers of Jesus? Dr. Terry finds some answers to these questions from Crystal Bowman and Teri McKinley, a mother and daughter team and co-authors of My Momma and Me.

Love others as you love yourself--it's a lesson taught by Jesus himself. But where has this code of honor gone in this day and age? Dr. Terry Johnsson sits down with Zach Hunter, author of Chivalry: The Quest for a Personal Code of Honor In an Unjust World, and shows how not to get caught-up in the me-first mentality.

In this episode, we take an emotional journey through one of the most war-torn parts of the world. Our guest, Carl Wilkens is the co-founder and director of "World Outside My Shoes" and shares about the work this organization does to make a difference in the lives of those in dire circumstances around the world. http://www.worldoutsidemyshoes.org/