Good God

Michael W. Waters talks about the work of racial justice in Dallas, his faith, and the march that turned deadly for Dallas police two years ago.

"I wrote this book, because I wanted Theo's story to be heard by as many people as possible who could benefit from it. People who are dealing with adversity or loss, struggling with limitations or trying to discern their vocation in life. I want them to know they are not alone, and that the world steps in to help in amazing ways." 
- Timothy Krause, author of Finding Theo

If you’ve ever been through a time of doubt and darkness, or been the parent to someone in crisis, you will want to hear this conversation between George and his old friend, Tim Krause. Tim went through a crisis of faith after his young adult son suffered extensive injuries from a mountain bike accident and beat the odds to recovery. Read more about their faith journey in his book, Finding Theo.

What in the world do yoga, compassion and Asian art have in common? Our guest for Good God is Amy Lewis Hofland, the Executive Director for the Crow Collection of Asian Art (crowcollection.org), and created and chairs The Compassion Council for the Dallas Arts District. She is mindful about the intersection of physical, mental, and spiritual wellness, and how the arts contributes to that. Don't miss her conversation with George.