Professor Quonekuia Day is an accomplished instructor at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Boston. You might remember her when she visited Trinity Western as a guest speaker in Chapel (episodes in show notes). Today, as a full-time instructor of Old Testament & Biblical Hebrew at Gordon-Conwell (Boston campus and the Hispanic Ministries Program at South Hamilton, MA). Professor Day inspires young and old to love God with all of their soul, heart, and mind.

In this episode we chat about Biblical literacy, finding a church home, and the exodus. Take a listen!

Mo Isom Aiken is the founder of BOLDLIFE INITIATIVE and bestselling author of Sex, Jesus, and the Conversations the Church Forgot. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, Mo's ministry exists to challenge, encourage, and equip Christ-followers to relentlessly pursue holy and BOLD lives. Through timely Word-rooted and Spirit-led communication, Mo and her BOLDLIFE team strive towards a revival of depth, intimacy with God, and sanctification in the Body of Christ. In this episode the Rev and Mo chat about seeking God and allowing Him to lead you to the RIGHT relationships. Listen, share, repeat!

Rev. Tony Lee is the founder and Senior Pastor of the Community of Hope A.M.E. Church in Hillcrest Heights, MD. Community of Hope is recognized throughout the region for its innovative ministry, social engagement, and community outreach. The growing church has gained national recognition for its work around HIV/AIDS, violence prevention, community/police partnerships, and educational advocacy. Their work has also been highlighted in the documentary The Gospel Of Healing.

In this episode, we talk about flourishing in your calling. Part of reflecting the "imago deo" (image of God) that is innate in each of us, is to learn how to be ourselves wherever we go. No one's mission or personality is the same. Listen, share, repeat!

Dr. Edith Humphrey is the William F. Orr Professor of New Testament at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary (PTS). Prior to serving at PTS, she was the Professor and Dean of Scripture at Augustine College and a lecturer at several post-secondary schools in Canada. In this episode, we talk about Dr. Humphrey's journey towards the Orthodox tradition, how to engage this generation's reluctance to faith and the miraculous, and dessert (grab some and take a listen)! Peace, love, soul, and good news!

Gary Thomas is a bestselling author and international speaker whose ministry aims to draw people closer to Christ and to others. He uses the study of Scripture, church history, and the Christian classics to foster spiritual growth and deeper relationships within the Christian community.

In this episode, we talk about developing spiritual defenses and guarding your calling. How do we make the most of our lives, and use the example of Jesus to feel free to walk away from toxic relationships? We dive into Scripture to see what Jesus had to say about just this. Listen, share, repeat!

Dr. Vince Bantu is an assistant professor of church history and Black church studies at Fuller Seminary in Oakland, California. Dr. Bantu has years of pastoral experience in African American, Asian American, and Hispanic churches, as well as extensive involvement in multicultural urban communities. His deepest passion, "is to make the resources of the theological academy available to [his] community." Listen, share, repeat!

Reconcile, aka Ronnie Lillard, is a rap artist based in Miami, FL. While trying to make sense of a rough childhood and young adult life, the harsh realities he inherited kept him hostage: depleted resources, constant trauma, family dysfunction, incarceration, violence, drugs and firearms. South Florida raised him. But encouraged by a deep passion for people and a love of music, he eventually began using rap to craft a message for his generation. Listen, share, repeat!

Sam Hailes is editor of Premier Christianity magazine. You can also hear him on Premier Christian Radio’s ‘The Profile’ where he interviews well known Christian leaders about their life and faith. In this episode, we talk about everything from his faith beginnings, the UK church scene, and cheesecake. It's a good one. Take a listen, share, repeat!

Miranda Williams is a fourth year student at Trinity Western. You might have run into her before if you've lived on campus. But anyone who knows her knows that not only does she love Texas (her home state), but she has a deep Gospel love for people; especially those who look and act different than herself. Listen, share, repeat!

Shala W. Graham is an entrepreneur with many talents, and overall, a passion to spread the name of Jesus in the marketplace. As the founder of Creative Colony, a professional photographer, a writer for Proverbs 31 Ministries, and the Youth and Small Groups Pastor at The Bridge Church, Shala has used her wide creative, business, and pastoral experiences to help self-starters, companies, organizations, and Christians thrive.

Take a listen and you'll soon find out why Shala values intentional time spent building God's people and taking naps. Listen, share, repeat!