Honoured as one of “Seven People Doing Powerful Ministry Through Worship” (RCA, 2017), Bre Harris is a worship leader to keep an eye on. With an incredible debut album released, Bre is blazing a path for 'authentic' worshippers around the world. In this episode, we chat about what it looks like for each of us to live wholly and authentically as a child and image-bearer of God. Plus Bre drops some wisdom about the joys and challenges of singleness. Take a listen!

Cheryl Nembhard is an award-winning Filmmaker, Playwright & Social Advocate who uses her incredible talents in the Arts to tackle some of the toughest societal topics. Her dedication to community service includes working with at-risk youth, former gang members, sexual assault victims & teenage mothers. In this episode, we talk about 'loving out loud'. Take a listen, share, repeat.

Tenielle Neda is an Australian singer and songwriter. After being gifted with her first guitar, her love her music took off and she has never looked back. Tenielle has been described as having a "heartbreaking catch to her voice” and her heartfelt, moving songs resonate with fans all over the world. In this episode Tenielle shares a very honest testimony about her faith journey in Jesus and music career. Listen, share, repeat!

Trey McLaughlin is an artist and the musical director of "Sounds Of Zamar". SOZ has undoubtedly made a name for themselves in the music industry by performing with gospel greats like William McDowell, Kierra Sheard, Brian Courtney Wilson, and James Fortune. What you may not know, however, is how Trey got started in Gospel music and journeyed through God's calling on his life. Listen, share, repeat!

Shaila Visser is the National Director of Alpha Canada, Global Senior Vice-President for Alpha International, and Executive Producer of both The Alpha Youth Film Series (2013) and The Alpha Film Series (2016). She has been studying evangelism and evangelistic responses in non-profits and the church for many years, which give her a unique perspective into the needs of people outside of most churches. In this episode, we chat about Shaila's faith story, her close-call career with the NBA, and notes on sharing the Gospel to this generation. Listen, share and repeat!

Susie Gamez is a speaker, writer, and as she puts it, "reconciler." Canadian by birth, Korean by heritage and Mexican/American by marriage, it's no wonder she is so passionate about issues surrounding culture, diversity, and justice. In this episode, we chat about the imperative for Christians to be salt and light in the world and take action on the ills that plague our communities. In order to do that, though, we need to embrace the sometimes unpleasant, but oh so joyful reward of discomfort.

Michelle Tracy Stephen is a Trinity Western alum (13') with an exuberant personality and an even more vibrant heart for Jesus. As a former student and staff member at TWU, she fell in love with the community, and soon found it a launch pad for her ministry, personal development, and relationship with her husband Ricky. In this episode, we're catching up with Michelle about something we each can find challenging, but something oh so important in our walk with God and general sanity: the art of slayin' (and staying) in your lane. Listen, share, repeat!

Olivia Francis-Akolo ('20) is a TWU grad with a big dream, but more importantly, a journey marked by the Creator's fingerprints. If you've been a student at Trinity in recent years or are from Alberta, you may recognize Olivia from her many times sangin'(yes, that's right, sangin') at Open Mic Nights, sharing her creativity through graphic design, or winning the 2014 Peace Country Idol. Either way, it's clear that Olivia bleeds artistic energy. Listen, share, repeat!

Dr. Todd D. Still serves as The Charles J. and Eleanor McLerran DeLancey Dean and The William M. Hinson Professor of Christian Scriptures in the George W. Truett Theological Seminary of Baylor University. In addition to serving as Truett’s fifth dean, a position that he has held since 2015, Dr. Still, who joined Truett's faculty in the fall of 2003, teaches courses in New Testament Studies and Greek. In this episode, we chat about Dr. Still's career, using technology wisely, and what may arguably be the best way to BBQ (up for debate).

Philip Yancey is an American author whose work pertains primarily to the spiritual issues of our generation. His books have sold more than 15 million copies in English and have been translated over fifty languages making him one of the best-selling contemporary Christian authors. In this episode we chat about Philip's faith journey, his venture into writing, and a few other golden nuggets! Take a listen!