Kyle Bowman joined the show to discuss how Regeneration Ministries work alongside the local church to equip men, women, and families to learn and live God’s good, holy, and beautiful design for sexuality.Kyle Bowman is a native Washingtonian. She was raised in a Christian home but did not have a personal relationship with Jesus. She spent 11 years trying to find life in same-sex relationships. Through the love, care, and prayers of family and friends, she sensed the Lord calling her int...

On this episode of Good News For The City, Brenda Solomon joined us to discuss the vision of Jill’s House and how this life-giving ministry has grown to offer programs in four states.Brenda Solomon is mother to 3 grown boys, 1 girl (Jill) and now 8 grandchildren. She is also the Co- founder of Jill’s House and wife to Lon Solomon who is senior pastor emeritus of McLean Bible Church where they served together for 38 years.

Bob Zerrenner shared his story of God's faithfulness when he found himself jobless and wondering how he would support his family. He went from the corporate board room to the supermarket.Bob Zerrenner grew up in Ridgewood, NJ, and graduated college with a BS in Business Administration and a concentration in Finance. Bob has been married to Cathy for 30 years; they have 3 children and currently reside in Northern Virginia. Bob has worked in various corporate finance and strategy ro...

Clint Clifton joined the show to discuss the importance of multiplying our churches and planting new ones right here in the DMV.Clint has planted churches throughout the DC area for the past 20 years and leads several church planting residencies for churches in the region. Clint is also the author of several church planting books including the "Church Planting Primer" and "Church Planting Thresholds" and is the host of the "church planting podcast".

Rich and Susan Kollenberg joined the show to talk about their work with “Just as I Am” Ministries, providing resources to help individuals struggling with addictions.Rich and Susan are recovering drug addicts. They both were on drugs for 25 years and have now been clean and sober now 25 years as well. They have their own radio ministry, and prison ministry now.

Anna Romani joined us to talk about how she turned her passion for photography in a business where half the proceeds go to Uganda.Anna Romani is a 17-year-old photographer, and owner of Anna Romani Photography. She is a portrait photographer who specializes in high school seniors and families. Anna visited Uganda on mission trips with her family in 2018 and 2019. When she got back, she wanted to continue to make an impact, and that is where the idea for her business was born. She decided to c...

Our good friends from Child Evangelism Fellowship joined us to talk about the important work they are doing in laying a solid foundation for life with the Gospel during the children's formative years . They host Good News Clubs all over the Nation’s Capital and they train others to effectively minister to children.Reverend Richard McPaytenReverend Richard McPayten, son of Kirmon and Ruth McPayten, was raised in Washington D.C. He attended and graduated from D.C. Public schools.&nb...

In Luke 10:30-37 Jesus finishes the story about "The Good Samaritan " saying “go and do likewise.” What does that look like today? Duke L. Kwon and Gregory Thompson talked about this very thing in their book "Reparations: A Christian Call for Repentance and Repair".Duke L. Kwon (MDiv, ThM, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary) is the lead pastor at Grace Meridian Hill, a neighborhood congregation in the Grace DC Network committed to building cross-cultural community in Washington, DC. Kw...

Pastor John Cha joined the show to discuss the Anti-Asian crimes that are on the rise and how we can better listen to our Asian-American friends and advocate for them. Pastor John Cha is currently serving as the lead pastor of the English-speaking Congregation (EC) of Open-Door Presbyterian Church in Herndon, VA. Growing up as a native Virginian, John graduated from the University of Virginia and from Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. He quickly returned to Virgi...

If you’ve been around DC for very long you have probably seen it… or heard it! It’s that big tent on the mall that never takes a break! David’s Tent recently celebrated 2000 days of continuous, 24-7 worship and prayer. Why do they do it? Jason Hersey, joined the show to discuss why. JASON HERSHEY and his wife Kimberlee moved to Washington, D.C. in 2005, fulfilling a call to intercession on behalf of the United States. Since then they have been blessed with five children (Cadence, Blaze, ...