Host Jay Wilburn is going in for a kidney biopsy the day this episode airs due to possible complications related to his kidney transplant. Jay and his wife Jenny discuss this setback and finding the way forward in faith when setbacks come.

Erich Kemper shares his journey in understanding God's guidance in his life and how he is meant to treat and to reach out to others

Bryan Berlowitz discusses life in isolation and the need for community. He discusses recovery and the need for salvation. Find out what life is like when you realize God is not done with you

Jay and Jenny Wilburn discuss caregiving, illness, family, faith, and seeking help. This important episode deals with the issues surrounding taking on the responsibility of helping those closest to us when they are in the greatest need.

Host Jay Wilburn tackles the tougher questions from listeners. Everything from predestination to the political issues of the day. A discussion of faith with the controversies which fill our minds, hearts, and days.

Host Jay Wilburn and his wife Jenny discuss various leaps of faith from their lives from spiritual and practical perspectives. They also discuss what goes into supporting one another through leaps of faith.

Sara Horner joins us to discuss seeking God's direction, facing our brokenness, and trusting God when he moves us to where he wants us to be when he wants us to be there.

Jay's living donor makes his first public appearance to share his journey of faith, what went into the decision to donate a kidney, and things he felt others may need to know in order to decide whether to donate an organ themselves. Listen to find out the big reveal of who saved Jay's life.

John Long returns by popular demand to discuss the transition into full-time mission work in Tanzania, Africa. He discusses the importance of staying focused on your vision and calling.

Host Jay Wilburn and his wife Jenny discuss parenting, raising their kids in their faith, and figuring it out as they go together. Brief interviews with both their boys precede their discussion for context.