Host of the radio program PARENTING TODAY'S TEENS, Mark Gregston looks back on his life and sees how God has prepared him for helping troubled teens and their families.

During her illness and since her death, author Jerel Law has been not only writing books, but keeping a blog describing the experience of the death his wife, Susan. Jerel talks to Wayne Shepherd about Susan's life and death, and raising children without their mother.

Dr. Michael Cooper of The Timothy Center for Sustainable Transformation talks to Wayne Shepherd about the mission of his organization which seeks to involve Christians in living out their faith through the care of the marginalized in the world.

Singer, songwriter, and worship leader Laura Story, the author of the multiple award winning song Blessings, joins Wayne Shepherd in conversation about her life and ministry.

Mark Hamby of Lamplighter Theatre and Guild talks to Wayne Shepherd about his dramatic conversion experience and his love for Christian classic literature, even though he didn't like to read as a child.

Retired Navy Admiral Barry Black, Chaplain of the U.S. Senate, who grew up in poverty, talks about his role as a pastor on Capitol Hill and gives his perspective about the blessing of adversity.

Dan Hanson returned home from the war in Iraq and turned to alcohol to ease his emotional pain. Dan and Jack Smart, President of Teen Challenge USA, tell Dan's story of spiritual healing through an encounter with Jesus Christ.

Country/Western duo and songwriters Joey and Rory Feek visit with Wayne Shepherd on their Tennessee farm.

Steven Camp, Executive Producer of the upcoming movie, Brother's Keeper, talks to Wayne Shepherd about his calling to produce this movie.

Marta Greenman was sexually abused as a child which set her on a path of seeking inappropriate love as an adult. This week on FIRST PERSON, Marta tells her story of finding freedom from guilt and forgiveness of her sin when she dramatically gave her life to Christ.