Lawrence interviews Dr. Albert Mohler on a proposed SBC amendment to solidify its stance to not permit women to serve as pastors, elders, or overseers in churches. Together, they address some practical examples and go into the details of what the amendment means.

In this episode, Kentucky Today interviews Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman on why he is pushing back against the distribution of the abortion pill mifepristone throughout Kentucky and other pro-life states. Coleman also discusses what could happen if prediction markets become an added element to sports betting.

Kentucky Today describes how a pastor in Ireland was convicted and fined for preaching the gospel, how Attorney General Russell Coleman is joining a coalition urging the Supreme Court to stop mail-order abortion pills, and the documentary filmmakers who attended a church service in Eastern Kentucky.

Life issues reporter Tessa Redmond outlines updates on access to the abortion pill mifepristone, what one judge considers to be the definition of a human being and why, and the outcome of abortion legislation in this year's session. Mark provides an update on a bank robbing in Berea and how Kentucky Today was able to cover the story, and Lawrence interviews David Walls with the Family Foundation on his experience at the Bible reading marathon in Washington D.C.

Kentucky Today discusses Norah O'Donnell's interview with President Trump on 60 Minutes, along with where the newest Safe Haven Baby Boxes are being installed in Kentucky, and how the University of Kentucky BCM is working to strengthen their ministry.

Lawrence recaps the demolition of the last independent abortion clinic in Louisville, Mark explains how a bivocational pastor benefited from a KBC mentoring resource, and sports writer Keith Taylor joins to explain the state of sports portals and how they affect college basketball.

Lawrence interviews Brian Horton with the KBC on a church replanting program that works to bring new life to struggling churches.

Lawrence interviews Senate Budget Chair Chris McDaniel on the budget bill to exempt churches from collecting sales tax, Mark explains how Kentucky pastors are using KBC resources both for physical wellness and church revitalization, and Tessa describes an international health training program for women in remote villages that also shares the gospel.

Tessa details the death of abortionist Kermit Gosnell, and the conditions in which he carried out the murders of live babies, Chip announces the new executive director of the Indiana Baptist Convention, Mark recaps gospel outreach work that took place during spring break with Baptist Campus Ministry, and Lawrence interviews Louis Hatcher with Sunrise Children's Services on legislation they are hoping to pass.

Lawrence interviews Kentucky State Auditor Allison Ball on the heartbreaking conditions some foster children are living in, Mark details the outcome of Beach Reach, a Gospel initiative to reach college students during spring break, Chip describes more of the revival underway at Hartford Baptist Church, and Tessa outlines some sources of division among the pro-life movement.