On this week's special edition of Inneractions, Hamilton discusses his recent experience on mission in Chembulet, Kenya. Hamilton gives insight on the incredible healing performed, relationships made, and lives that were positively impacted throughout their time in country. Russell and Hamilton talk about how wealth and poverty are usually discussed in terms of materialsm, but oftentimes the financially poor are the richest in love and community. Episode 21 is a reminder that we are called to take the message of good news to the nations. You might expect to serve on a mission trip only to return having received more than you could have ever offered to others. Make missions a priority and go love on somebody today!

On this week's episode of Inneractions, our friend Gary Marshall joins us to discuss the topic of change. Gary, Executive Director of Camp Dream, talks about how serving became his passion through interacting with a group of special individuals that changed his life forever. Gary, Russell, and Hamilton talk about how change is inevitable, but God works all things for good for those who love him. Episode 20 is a reminder that there is no such thing as being too generous to others. The only scientifically proven way to live longer, healthier, and happier is to give generously and consistently. Become a Camp Dream counselor today at their website campdreamga.org. Go love on somebody today!

Ever lost someone or something you love? On this special edition of Inneractions, our friend Denise Taylor joins us to discuss the topic of positivity. Denise, a professional chef, caterer, and entrepreneur suffered the loss of sixteen family members over the past five months, yet she still remains positive in light of God's love and faithfulness. How? Denise, Russell, and Hamilton talk about how positivity is essential in dealing with grief and unexpected loss. Episode 19 is a reminder that there are two ways to approach the passing of a loved one: Either grieve that there are no more days to spend with that person or give thanks for all the days you spent with that person. The choice is yours. Go love on somebody today!

On this Mother's Day episode of Inneractions, Gustavo Bueno joins us to discuss the topic of perseverance. Gus tells us about his upbringing in São Paulo, Brazil, he opens up about the loss of his brother and its impact on him, and introduces us to his new culinary venture with his amazing wife, Barbara. Gus, Russell, and Hamilton explain how perseverance is key in overcoming all of life's struggles. Episode 18 is a reminder that regardless of where you start the race, the finish line is there for all of us to cross. Are you running toward it or letting life pass you by? Go love on somebody today!

We're back for Season 2! John F. Dilworth, CEO of The Dilworth Group, joins us to discuss the topic of motivation. Between growing up on the South side of Atlanta, uprooting his life to the Middle East, a returning to build a successful entrepreneurial career in Buckhead, John explains how motivation has been his action word throughout the development of his life and career. John, Russell, and Hamilton discuss how favor, courage, and most of all, motivation, plays an essential role in each of our lives in order to make the ordinary extraordinary. John introduces us to "Motivation for the Masses" his incredible two-volume poetic autobiography that you can purchase online today. Episode 17 is a reminder that God has an invested interest in our lives, and it is up to us to have the courage to step up to the plate, and to knock his will for us out of the park. The masses are waiting, and you have a great story to tell. Go love on somebody today!

On this week's episode, Brian D. Barton joins us to discuss the topic of development. Brian explains how development has been the key factor throughout his time as a college and professional baseball player and now as a speaker, entrepreneur, coach, and recreational Lyft driver. Brian, Russell, and Hamilton discuss how development comes from a variety of sources, and every experience that we gain helps to prepare us in the future. Episode 16 is a reminder that if you don't make the effort to define yourself, others will define you. What you do does not define you; rather, it's who you are and how you treat others in the process of becoming who you desire to be. The staircase of life is waiting for you. Start climbing while others search for the elevator. Go love on somebody today!

On this week's episode, Ashlyn Warner joins us to discuss the topic of simplicity. Ashlyn explains why simplicity is her word for the year and how God has used it to change her perspective on blessings. Ashlyn, Russell, and Hamilton discuss how oftentimes we find ourselves caught up in the busyness and complexities of life while forgetting how much peace simplicity brings. Episode 15 is a reminder that one could possess everything, but truly have nothing. Or one could have nothing, yet truly possess everything. We all have a different story to live out, and we get the opportunity to share that story with others. Make it simple, and make it beautiful. Go love on somebody today!

On this week's episode Mandy Smith joins us to discuss the topic of trust. Mandy talks about her love of writing and tells a few stories of how God constantly sends us reminders to press forward and not lose hope. Mandy, Russell, and Hamilton discuss how trust plays such an important role in our lives each and every day and how important it is to not exploit the trust of another. Episode 14 is a reminder that we are never alone when we are walking with God. He has a sense of humor that cannot be outdone, and he loves to look down at us and wink. Be on the lookout for the signs he wants to give you today!

On this week's episode, Hamilton's friend, Daniel Kang, comes in from Los Angeles to discuss the topic of acceptance. Daniel tells the story about how he and Hamilton met in Hong Kong through the acceptance of a mutual friend and how he finds God in the wonders of the universe and the beauty of life. Daniel, Russell, and Hamilton share their own approaches to religion and belief while acknowledging how special it is that three millennials with totally different views on religion can have a meaningful and respectful conversation without involving emotions or altering friendships. Life is full of invitations. It's up to you whether or not you accept them. Accept one, and you'll probably receive another.

On this week's episode, Hamilton and his friend, Evan Funderburk, discuss the topic of faith. Evan gives his personal testimony and explains how God led him to the aviation industry. Evan, Russell, and Hamilton share their own approaches to logic and belief, as well as the power of mixing the two for a well-balanced lifestyle. While it is said that seeing is believing, God blesses those who have not yet seen but still believe.