Pastor Paul continues his discussion with Dr. Matthew Stanford from the Hope and Healing Center. Can faith and psychology live harmoniously together? Taped on-location from the American Association of Christian Counselors conference.

Dr. Matthew Stanford from the Hope and Healing Center, talks about how to live in the intersection of psychology and faith. Part 1 of 2. Taped on-location from the American Association of Christian Counselors conference in Orlando.

*Originally aired April 9, 2020*

Cindy Lannon was married to a Sheriff’s Deputy. She discusses the aftermath of her husband’s suicide due to PTSD. This is an important conversation about PTSD, Law Enforcement and Hope.

Dr. Steve Grcevich from Key Ministry returns to talk about how we can all be equipped to support those with special needs, and how to make them feel welcome in our church.

Dr. Steve Grcevich from Key Ministry is Pastor Paul's guest. Dr. Steve’s passion is to equip the Church for ministry to those with special needs and mental health challenges.

Pastor Glen Herschberger is a former law enforcement officer with a heart to plant a church for cops. He returns to talk with Pastor Paul about a new concept called Cities Cop Church, a church exclusively for law enforcement and their families.

Former law enforcement officer and current pastor, Glen Herscberger has a heart to plant a church for cops. He joins Pastor Paul to talk about his experience as a cop and how this prepared him for ministry.

The return of a very popular program, featuring trauma survivors from a panel at a recent conference for church leaders. Hear the stories of Rick who lost his infant son, Barbara who lost her son, and Kim talking about the loss of her mother and her son to suicide.

Pastor Mark Clark returns to talk about what it is like to lead one of the largest churches in a largely unchurched country. And how he overcame a challenging childhood and physical disability. Part 2 of 2

Mark Clark is the Senior Pastor of one of the largest churches in Canada. He discusses what it’s like to pastor with a physical disability, and what it was like to lead a congregation through a pandemic in a country that has largely been locked down. Part 1 of 2