Join author, pastor, and missionary Randall Mooney as he discusses current culture and freedom with host Pastor Dave Schultz. "Information overload has caused people to focus on things that aren't really important," Mooney said. "And we never really get around to teaching our kids the word of God. We've allowed the erosion of the truth of God's freedom!"

Ted Kober’s official title is Ambassador of Reconciliation, and since 1997 he’s been helping resolve conflict and repairing relationships through confession and forgiveness. Join Host Pastor Dave Schultz as he welcomes Dr. Kober to the Engaging Truth microphone to talk about finding freedom through reconciliation.

Chad Gundersen and his partners at Out of Order Studios approach their craft with a strong basis in the Christian faith. Join host Pastor John Cain as Chad discusses his work and the studio’s involvement in the popular series “The Chosen”.

Join host Pastor John Cain as he welcomes the Rev. Dr. Greg Seltz, Director of the Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty based in Washington, D. C. "The founding fathers believed that religious liberty was the first freedom", Seltz said. "Now we need to learn how to help our people be more of a voice without politicizing the church."

The Rev. Don Muchow spent much of his adult life as a U.S. Navy Chaplain, eventually heading up the Navy’s chaplain’s corps. Listen as Adm. Muchow discusses his service with host Pastor Dave Schultz. He says, "I am but a pencil in the hand of God, able to write the Good News of the Gospel."

Pastor Ken Hennings has served many roles in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod but one he enjoys most is being Father of two other pastors, Luke and Paul. And when asked by Engaging Truth host Pastor David Schultz about lessons learned from their Father, both agreed it was being exposed to church life from the viewpoint of grace. Luke called it "a great appreciation for church, Jesus and the Gospel." Paul added he was always impressed by "our Dad's ability to handle the messiness of people's lives with the gift of grace."

When Jeff Tucker assumes his new role as associate pastor at Christ Church Lutheran in Phoenix, AZ, he'll start on a path his father has been treading for nearly three decades. His father, Bill Tucker, is senior pastor at Concordia Lutheran in San Antonio, where he's served for 20 years. Join the Tuckers as they share their thoughts on life in ministry with host Pastor David Schultz.

Wilbert Sohns is a retired pastor who claims there is no such thing as retirement when you do the Lord's work. Join Wilbert and his son Steve, also a pastor, as they discuss their called profession with Host Pastor John Cain. They two have recently completed a book titled "The Great Sending". The overriding theme is, "As God has sent me, so I send you." As Wilbert says, "It's not just about pastors or professional church workers but about God sending each of us to do His work."

Join host David Schultz as he welcomes the Rev. Dave Welch founder of the U.S. Pastor Council an organization designed to bring a Biblical voice to the culture and the government. “The concept of self-government is straight from the heart of God,” Welch said. “We need to re-infuse our culture with morality and truth. And we must pray, seek the wisdom of God and proclaim God’s love.”

Sons of faith often follow their fathers into ministry. Sometimes it's because they have been urged into the calling all their lives and sometimes it's because they've witnessed their fathers at their work. In the case of Pastor Steve Misch and his two pastor sons Nathan and Zachary, it was a case of being surrounded by faith in their daily lives. Join Pastor John Cain as Steve Misch explains, "Family conversation has always been centered on the Gospel, and being saved in the faith has been enumerated often, so it's a matter of their following in my footsteps and not on my coattails."