It's the first edition of the Faith Backstage After-show with John and Frankie! We spent another 45 minutes discussing 30 films that have told the stories of Black men and women in honest ways.

John and Frankie join Faith Backstage for an in-depth conversation about the current state of our country, their experiences after the death of victims like George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, and how they model the love of Christ in all every aspect of their lives.

Matt joins Faith Backstage to talk about discipleship, hospitality, raising a family passionate about their relationship with God, and the power of a house church in the community.

Would you move from California to Tennessee if God told you to, even if you had no guarantee that you would be able to find a home, a job, or a life? Well Ashley certainly did, and she joins Faith Backstage to share her story and how she has learned to put her trust wholly in Jesus.

Have you ever taken a hard look at your faith? Why do you believe the things that you believe? Is there sufficient evidence for the existence of God and the resurrection of Jesus? On this episode, I am joined by two theologians-in-training for an in-depth conversation about the book I Don't Have Enough Faith To Be An Atheist.

Young Adults Pastor Kelly McCoy and Joey's fiancee Samantha Marie join the podcast to continue the conversation about racial reconciliation.

Ariel joins Faith Backstage to continue the conversation about the Justice System, conflict mediation programs she has been a part of, and how we can effect changes in our own areas of influence. She also responds to listener questions about the Black Lives Matter movement and what the effects of defunding the police would be.

In this live edition of Faith Backstage, Mariana Castro sits down with a panel to discuss social justice in our country... what's working, and what needs to be fixed. What would it look like to defund the police? What is critical race theory? And what can we do to make a difference in our world?

Kristen joins Faith Backstage to discuss her time as an elementary school teacher, and how she navigated the incredibly unexpected need to teach and nurture students in the virtual, digital space.

Kate and Aiden, a high school senior and college senior in 2020, join Faith Backstage to talk about senior year and graduating in the middle of a global pandemic.