Pastor, professor, and author of “Winning Ways to Witness,” Dr. David Hartman shares his life’s story, his burden for reaching people with the gospel, and ways that sharing one’s faith can be simple and effective.

Norma Nashed was born in Israel and raised in Jordan. After coming to America and witnessing the immense need in her community, she founded Restore a Child, and ministering to children became a full-time calling. Today her company operates internationally, focused on giving a future to society’s most vulnerable people.

Husband and wife team Drs. Roland and Susie Hill were called to prison ministry in their retirement years. Learn about the impact they are making today as directors of United Prison Ministries International as they work to provide hope, support, purpose, and key resources to those behind bars as well as those making the difficult transition back into society.

Professor and archaeologist Dr. Michael Hasel recounts his early influences and the role of archaeology in shaping our collective understanding of history, shedding light on how what is being discovered in the field today is validating Scripture written centuries ago.

Experience the authentic, tangible, and life-transforming Messiah of the biblical culture as Dr. Philip Samaan returns to discuss his book, The Mideast Messiah.

Retired religion professor Dr. Philip Samaan talks about the struggles he has overcome to reach young people in and out of his classroom.

Carin Lynch is a medical missionary, showing people how they can enjoy better health, simply. Carin joins John Bradshaw to discuss her ministry and her new cookbook. Don’t miss their conversation, and learn how you can experience a healthier way of life.

Miraculously saved by an angel, and recently reunited with his birth mother, John Boston shares the incredible story of God’s grace in his life.

Pastor and author Dr. Gary Wagner returns to discuss his book, Operation Time Box, and examine how science and the Bible increasingly point us in the same direction.

Gary accepted a final invitation to after-church dinner before he was due to move out of town. Little did he know that dinner would steer his life in a completely different direction. From Korea to Thailand to Cambodia during its genocide, God has led Gary Wagner to minister for Him in extraordinary circumstances.