Andrea Gurney, a licensed clinical psychologist, professor, and author, talks with Dana about her new book, Reimagining Your Love Story: Biblical and Psychological Practices for Healthy Relationships. Andrea gives insight into her book and provides listeners with practical uses that can help us to pursue kingdom relationships amidst this broken world.

Don Everts is a writer for Lutheran Hour Ministries and associate pastor at Bonhomme Presbyterian Church in St. Louis, Missouri. In this episode, Don describes the different postures people have towards the Gospel and how we can be intentional about having conversations with different people. He goes over the three phases of the Spiritual Conversation Curve, and how we can apply those steps to our daily lives.

Laura Murray, Pastor of Spiritual Formation at Highland Park Presbyterian Church, in Dallas Texas, talks with Dana about her book Pray As You Are: Finding Your Voice in Prayer. Laura discusses the process of finding freedom in prayer and how to overcome any barriers that we might have preventing us from a flourishing prayer life.

Chap Clark, the senior pastor at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, talks to us about his newest book, The Adoptive Church. Chap describes how we, as a church, can better function like the family God intended us to be and how that impacts different ministries, specifically student ministries.

Jim Singleton, the Associate Professor of Pastoral Leadership and Evangelism at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary, gives insight on how churches and seminaries can partner together to help train the next generation of leaders.