The significance and impact of the role of a dad cannot be emphasized enough. Whether you are a biological, adoptive, step, foster or spiritual father, this episode is dedicated to you. Listen in as Clay Pass and Rob Maddox share their heart about what matters most as a dad.

Leaving a legacy requires us to live well. What does this mean? If we truly live our lives well for the glory of God, others around us will be impacted to do the same. And it is not enough that we just live our lives well—we need to help others too, and it starts with our own family. Listen in as we examine 14 key principles in the life of those who live well.

The natural thing in this life is to drift. And life sends us so many challenges that if we were not to adjust to each challenge, we would surely end up way off course. So how are we to live? This month we are talking about Leaving a Legacy: Living Our One Life Well. Listen in to this episode, where we discuss what it means to live a legacy and form a legacy of faith that endures. Living a legacy is not about being perfect or performing a lot of good deeds. Or even about being popular. We can build a legacy with some unlikely tools and ultimately our legacy is really not ours, after all.

This month we have learned why our hope might have let us down. It was in the wrong place. And we discovered the hope God has for us and how to access it through a hope I call, "Hope Reinvented". And today, I double dog dare you. I dare you to hope when it seems crazy to do so. And to help us in this quest, we have Melissa Spoelstra with us, the Author of "Dare to Hope: Living Intentionally in an Unstable World".

Having our hope in the right place makes all the difference in the world. But life presses in and the hopes we have, even when we have tried to do everything "right" sometimes can lead us to disillusionment. What then? Listen in as Denise shares how to counter disillusionment with a hope that never fades.

What hopes do you have today? Are you disappointed by unfulfilled hopes? Our hope never depends on anything in this world, but on One. The secret to hope is in having it in the right place. Listen in as Denise continues this series on Hope Reinvented. Discover a hope that heals our hearts and helps us to have a hope that never fails.

Our hope was set up to fail in a culture where life stories, even those including hard times, are always depicted with fairy tale endings. Every dream realized, every earthly human hope fulfilled. What is this hope that God longs to give us? What is hope, really? Listen in this week as Denise begins a series on Hope Reinvented. Discover a hope that heals our hearts and helps us to have a hope that never fails.

Join us as we continue our discussion with Authors Blythe Daniel and Helen McIntosh, authors of Mended. Mending Relationships is not about "getting something off our chest", but humbling ourselves and being the first to admit our part. Owning our mistakes, no matter how small, prepares hearts for restoration.

Relationships can be tricky, especially when there are different points of view. But there is a way to navigate our relationships that heals and restores. Listen in as Blythe Daniel and Helen McIntosh share on their new book, "Mended" and how finding common ground and humility were keys to restoring their relationship and can help yours, too.

If we really knew who we are, we would live differently. Part of our sanctification process is the restoration of who we are in Christ. This month we are talking about being restored. So often we want restoration of things, relationships, statuses or desires, but it is our souls and our identity in Christ that need restoration. Listen in and be encouraged as Denise shares how to restore our identity in Christ. **BONUS: Free poster download on our identity in Christ.