Therapists Josh and Jenn Hook offer practical three tools for navigating conflict in ways that deepen, not destroy, relationships. (for more, visit JoshuaNHook.com)

American Airlines CEO, Doug Parker, discusses how he's right-sizing his workforce, why you can still fly during COVID, and how to pursue racial justice at the highest levels of business.

Outreach Coordinator, Tamika Perry, graciously shares her story about growing up black in America.

Non-profit Executive, Candace Winslow, shares about her experience in COVID food lines, why the Bible isn't dull or dead, and how loving Jesus should make us just.

Economist and Political Commentator, Abby McCloskey, explores why where you get your news affects your response to the virus, the science (and shame) of masking, and what it means to love God and your neighbor as the economy re-opens. 

Richie, Rob, and I talk about race. It's honest, awkward, and challenging, everything a good conversation about race should be. 

Restaurant creators, Michael & Jessica Barnett, open up about shutting down Homewood, raising a child with special needs, and finding hope in the face of uncertainty.

Therapist Greg Medlyn offers practical tips for managing anxiety, depression, and loneliness. Plus, how to stay connected in marriage when you just want to get away.

Mom of four, Alexis Cass, invites us into the chaos of homeschooling, the struggle of stress on marriage, and the challenge of finding Jesus in the midst of it all.

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins explains why we're safer at home, how he makes hard decisions and the impact of his faith on leading Dallas through this crisis. Plus, the question we're all asking: when will this be over?!