“We have everything to gain; we literally have nothing to lose that’s worth holding on to by valuing people. God made diversity. He made us each uniquely different, and then in the same breath, God also gave us unity.”

In this episode, Lauren Schiano interviews minister Marie George on principles from God’s Word regarding bridging generational divides. Generational stereotypes like “they’re too old-fashioned” or “they’re too inexperienced” can damage relationships between brothers and sisters in Christ. However, we can learn to value the strengths of other generations instead of getting caught up in differences or competing for influence, letting respect and honor replace judgment. This episode reflects on how to do this and gives practical ways to overcome bias, showing how the Church thrives when older and younger generations complement one another.

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“We have to remember that we are all ambassadors for Christ, not a political party, not an agenda.”

In part two of this two-part episode, Jennifer Clesi continues the conversation with Rev. Bryan Mittler and Rev. Michael De Quattro, in which they discuss more ways that God’s love can cross political divides. This episode further expounds on the believer’s role in political environments. Topics include remembering who we represent as ambassadors for Christ, focusing on the benefit and outcome of a conversation rather than proving we’re right, and knowing when to stay in a conversation and when to walk away. Bryan and Michael also share more insightful personal accounts about when they’ve seen God’s love bring unity to potentially heated political situations. If you enjoyed part one of this episode, get ready for more fantastic truths from God’s Word in part two that can help you bring unity when division threatens to take hold.

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“We’re above the methods and the tactics that the adversary uses to put us on sides. When it comes to living life, we’re all in this together.”

In part one of this two-part episode, Jennifer Clesi interviews Rev. Bryan Mittler and Rev. Michael De Quattro on how God’s love effectively bridges political division between people. In today’s culture, political tension can be especially strong, yet even in heated environments, God’s love can make an impact and bring people up to the higher level of unity on His Word. Bryan and Michael break down this concept and show Biblical examples of people who navigated political situations to give others the Word. They also discuss helpful Scriptures that give us the tools we need when working with people, such as being swift to hear and slow to speak (James 1:19). With God as our sufficiency in life, we can look past political divides and give people what they really need—the love of God.

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“We have to approach witnessing with love and no other motive. We’re not there to get anything from anyone. We just want to go out there with an attitude of giving and with love and with the goal of being ambassadors and reconciling people back to God.”

In this episode, Taylor Thurlow interviews Rev. Basil Makharita about sharing God’s Word with people of different belief systems than Christianity. Basil, who grew up Muslim, tells his personal account of getting to know God, and the man who took the time to answer his questions and walk him through the Scriptures. He also gives important insight into what approaches were edifying to him, and which ones were not, as Christians spoke God’s Word to him over the years. And he shares things we should keep in mind when we speak God’s Word specifically to people of different religions. Through genuine love, care, and humility, someone showed Basil God’s nature. Would you like to do the same for someone else? Tune in!

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“For me, part of what makes a song truly great is that it’s striking that balance where you have both of those things—you have the truth of the Word, and you have the art of the song that grabs your attention and draws you in.”

In this special fiftieth episode, Sierra Bergman wraps up the 2025 year by interviewing ministers and musical guests Andrea Thurlow and Kris Jones. This episode also includes a new song featuring both of our guests, “Praise You with My Life,” and a single from Kris, “Did You Pray?” Both artists also spend time in this episode talking about how writing and performing godly music has helped them and others, and how God works in them to produce content that ministers. With positivity, humility, and thankful hearts, they share about their lives and encourage those who want to give of their talents to build up others. Interested in hearing more? Check out the links in our show notes for more music from these two, and to explore more on our Way Productions YouTube channel.

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“We get to rely on God as our Source of stability. That stability doesn’t come from having ‘all of our ducks in a row’ per se, it’s from trusting in THE Source of stability, God.”

In this episode, Taylor Thurlow interviews Mr. and Mrs. Jared Torell (Nancy), two ministers with The Way International, and they talk about walking powerfully through change. Having recently gone through many changes, including marriage, graduating from The Way’s minister training program, and successfully doing five moves in five years, Jared and Nancy share on some of their experiences with trusting God through transitions. This episode is chock-full of helpful tips, scripture verses, positive ways to think about change, and personal stories that can help us remember that no matter what is going on around us, God knows it all, and He is our Source of stability.

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“When life gets messy or challenging, genuine faith has to show up different than just looking like a Christian.”

In this episode, Heather Neault has a deep and thoughtful conversation with Mrs. Lyndon Sumlin (Vicky), a minister with The Way International, about the difference between having a true, vital, spiritual relationship with God and having the surface-level attributes of a Christian. Vicky addresses the negative effects this more presentational type of Christianity can have and what it means to instead love and live like Christ did. This episode is packed with powerful statements and reflections on how we as Christians can maximize our walk with God and show others Who He is through our actions.

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“In our walk as ambassadors for Christ, we’re always on the lookout to make sure we are putting truth on in our mind and exposing ourselves to that....Over time, that exposure to things that the adversary might be throwing [at us] can wear us down. So, we do want to step away from that.”

In this episode, Lauren Schiano interviews Aaron Morphy about having integrity online, especially on social media, including ways we can speak the truth of God’s Word in love on these platforms. Aaron, who has a master’s degree in cybersecurity, gives unique insight into topics like internet safety, ideas for sharing God’s Word online, consideration for others online, and ways to combat sensationalism and polarizing content. He also explains several ways the internet is designed to draw users in, and ways we can, instead of getting pulled into endless scrolling, make the most of our time for God. While the internet has many pitfalls, it can certainly be used as a tool for positivity that believers can make the most of. Even online, we can bring the light of God’s Word and His integrity to others!

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“God encouraged my heart, and I took a stand in that birthing room. And I told everyone in the room that I was going to pray for my son, and that God could heal him.”

In this episode, Hunter Mullins sits down with minister Matthew Duley and his son, Josef Duley, for a wholesome, encouraging conversation about taking a stand for God. Both father and son draw from their personal experiences, sharing moments in their lives where they made the decision to take a stand and saw the victories that followed. Matthew specifically shares about when his son was born and declared deaf by doctors. He prayed for his son despite this difficult news, and Josef was healed. Josef then shares about how he took a stand in leading a Christian Fellowship Club at his school. Through these sharings, full of scriptures and practical advice, we can find greater courage to stand for God in every category of our lives!

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“What defines me is what the Word of God says about me—that I am a son of God with power, that I represent Christ on earth, that I can do the miracles and wonders that Jesus Christ did.”

In this episode, Jennifer Clesi interviews Nicolás (Nico) González, who, along with his wife, Lilian, coordinates the work of The Way Ministry in the country of Argentina. Nico shares about what it means to be bold and confident in who we are in Christ. What does true, godly confidence look like? Have you ever wondered? Where can we draw our confidence from as Christians? Nico addresses these questions and more in an episode that reminds us of who God has made us to be, helping us to shine as lights in the world.

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