Josh Clemons is the Executive Director of OneRace, a movement dedicated to displacing the spirit of racism and releasing a ripple of racial reconciliation across Atlanta, the Southeast, and the whole of America. In this episode, Josh shares some Gospel truth and challenges each of us to go back to the biblical text and re-discover the heart of the Gospel.

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Jeff Gamache is the Director of Athletics at Trinity Western. Being somewhat new to the block, Jeff has loved the opportunity to develop young athletes to find their purpose beyond their sport. Take a listen, share, and repeat!

Christa Eisbrenner is a missionary, speaker, church planter, and Dean of the School of Women in Ministry. Her years of vocational experience has taken her to various countries, and has helped her develop the lives of diverse peoples around the globe. Christa's heart for mission, but ultimately for Jesus, is what drives her to stop for the one no matter whee she is. Take a listen, share and repeat!

In this episode, we're chatting with Hannah Lau - founder and Managing Director of Astera Asia. Her experience in organizational development has made her a golden asset for non-profit organizations and small businesses and her expertise has been found to be especially helpful in situations that require careful navigation of cross-cultural nuances. Nonetheless, her love for God and His Kingdom is truly what carries her into each day and places she ventures. Take a listen, share, and repeat!

Dr. Laura Onyango is an Assistant Professor of Microbiology at TWU. With a rich background in scientific research and vibrant faith, Dr. Onyango is a presence of wisdom and grace. Take a listen as we chat about culture, worship, and all things spice!

We're chatting with Margaret Tam, Executive Director of Human Resources at TWU. Margaret has over 16 years of leadership experience and is passionate about transformative change management. She is a life-long learner (somebody clap to that), with a Master of Business Administration, Master of Science, and Bachelor of Commerce degrees.

In this strange time, what does it mean to be an active participator in what God is working both publicly and privately within each of us? Where we find discomfort, challenge, and even loss, perhaps a deeper dig may reveal how God is pulling, stretching, even exciting our souls towards something greater. Listen in, share, and repeat!

Dr. Juli Slattery is a clinical psychologist, author, speaker, and president/co-founder of Authentic Intimacy. From writing to teaching, and co-hosting on different platforms, Dr. Slattery has devoted much of her life to helping people understand and reclaim God’s design for sexuality. Take a listen.

Today, we're chatting with Cheryl Martin - author, speaker, and broadcaster. Maybe you've heard of Cheryl from her days representing as a news anchor on Black Entertainment Television (BET). Today, Cheryl lives to inspire hope and ignite passion in the hearts of people who are just trying to figure out the life God has called them to. Her books Becoming Distinctly You and 1st Class Single have helped audiences live with purpose, build strong relationships, and take proactive steps to success. Listen in, share, and repeat!

Nona Jones is considered a global thought-leader at the crossing of faith and tech and serves as a voice of hope and healing to victims of trauma due to her own history as a survivor of physical and sexual abuse. Nona is an acclaimed author with titles such as Success from the Inside Out and From Social Media to Social Ministry, a global speaker, entrepreneur, and Billboard-charting artist. Yup, that's right. But away from all of that, Nona is a regular mom and wife to her husband Tim, who leads Open Door Ministries in Gainesville, Florida. And most importantly, she is a Christ-follower with an inspiring story to share. Listen in, share, and repeat!

Melanie Cogdill is the Managing Editor at Christian Research Institute and author of 'Beyond the Roles: A Biblical Foundation for Women and Ministry.' With Japanese heritage in her blood, childhood years in Honolulu, Hawaii, and now living in North Carolina, Melanie has been 'round the block, so to speak. Her eclectic appreciation for various cultures and her rooted passion to equip people with biblical truth comes through in the work she pursues, the relationships she forms, and her wild adventures with food many of us would probably loooove to take. Listen in, share, and repeat!