Taylor Ohler joins us to talk about his journey to a sober life and the start of he and his wife Cayla's business The Dry Oak. To find out more about Dry Oak check out their Instagram

THIS THURSDAY (1/29/26) John and Josh will be at Waldheim Methodist Church in Waldheim Louisiana to do a LIVE podcast for their men's dinner from 6-8. If you are a fan of the show, come join us.

Zach, our new sound engineer, joins us on this podcast to talk about going from relying on his family's faith to claiming his faith for himself.

Doug Brooks joins us today to share how God has been faithful through the good times and the bad times in business. Doug has a long history of the rising and falling of success and shares what he has learned.

Corey Steele joins us to talk about his story and being the director of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) in the New Orleans area.

John and Josh speak publicly for their livelihoods. Some people even think they preach well (mostly family). They both share their experiences in this 150th episode on preaching and public speaking.

We are continuing to offer our preshow for our listeners as a preview of what our subscribers will get. In other words, we are convincing you to NEVER become a subscriber. This is our 150th episode and we won some awards! We aren't sure how real they are, but we are going to act like they are daytime Emmy's.

Bailey joins us on the podcast again to share how the Lord has been moving in her life. She talks to us about a social media fast and the benefits of living a little more disconnected.

We are going to be starting a subscription for extra content on Spotify to listeners who want to support us. So we wanted to give our listeners a taste of that extra content. Is it worth it? Probably not. But we are going to do it anyway.

Kim rejoins us on the podcast to talk about how God has been moving her to speak out about bitterness. These are things we all struggle with and God can help us!

How do we forgive? How do we know we have forgiven? Josh and John share their own struggles with forgiveness.