Today's guest is Kentucky House Representative Jason Petrie. In this episode, Petrie discusses the upcoming policy issues facing the state legislature, and what personally helps him maintain his integrity as a Christian serving in public office. 

Today's guest is Mark Clifton, the senior director of church replanting with the North American Mission Board. In this episode, Clifton discusses church revitalization.

Today's guest is Ricky Chelette, the executive director of Living Hope Ministries. In this episode, Chelette discusses how believers can effectively engage the LGBTQ+ community with the Gospel.

Today's guest is JJ Washington, the director of personal evangelism at the North American Mission Board. In this episode, Washington discusses the barriers to sharing the Gospel, and practical steps that every believer can take to be a stronger witness for Jesus Christ. 

The Kentucky Baptist Convention elected James Carroll as president at its 185th Annual Meeting. In this episode, Todd Gray and James Carroll explain the position of the KBC president, and the work that Carroll has already started. 

Mike McGarry is a youth pastor in Massachusetts, and is the author of "A Biblical Theology of Youth Ministry". In this episode, McGarry discusses reaching the next generation with the Gospel.

Today's guest is Richard Nelson, founder and executive director of Commonwealth Policy Center. In this episode, Nelson discusses public policy.

Today's guest is Hershael York, the senior pastor of Buck Run Baptist  Church in Frankfort, Kentucky, and the dean of Southern Seminary. In  this episode, York discusses expository preaching.

Don Whitney is the professor of Biblical Spirituality and Associate Dean of the School of Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville. In this episode, Whitney discusses spiritual disciplines.

Today's guest is Ron Edmondson, the lead pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church in Lexington. In this episode, Edmondson outlines the importance of emotional intelligence in local church ministry, and details the highlights of his 35 years of leadership experience.