Davis and Sheeley talk with two men who invested in the United States Military. Dr. Foster served all the way up to the working with Joint Chiefs of Staff. CH (COL) Willis has served all over the country with the FBFI chaplaincy program. Both men encourage listeners to support those going into the military as well as those who have returned.

Davis and Sheeley talk with Dr. Dean Kurtz, Adult Ministries and Outreach Pastor at Calvary Baptist Church in Watertown, Wisconsin. Jump right into the conversation as this episode has a "rolling start".

Davis and Sheeley talk with two men who are dedicated to the ministry of discipleship. Caleb Farmer was a room leader, floor leader, and dorm supervisor in Leland Dorm. Tim Johns is well-known for his heart for the guy’s side of campus as he has been with the Student Life Office for almost 20 years. Both men discuss the responsibility and honor it is to work with college-age students from a place of vulnerability and growth.

Davis takes the show on the road with Coach Pill to talk with Andrew Solarek. They discuss everything from his time at Maranatha to his ministry in Indianapolis today.

Davis and Sheeley talk with Mrs. Regina Delozier about her path to education and Maranatha. Her heart for students and players alike shines through this discussion.

Davis and Sheeley talk with Director of Soccer, Jeff Pill, about his lifelong pursuit of glorifying God through competition, mentoring, and relationships.

In retrospective analysis, co-hosts Davis and Sheeley survey Season 1 and the lessons learned from interviews, listeners, and technical experience. They note its superb guest selection and the ways these personalities impacted them personally, prompting revision of their own mission statements. They rejoice in the stats (over 1,000 listeners and nearly 5,000 downloads) and the encouraging feedback which verified that the podcast theme is pertinent to listeners. In summation, they chart adjustments, goals, and guests for Season 2, gratefully noting that a second season is an anomaly.

Davis and Sheeley are joined by a man who has intentionally set out to care for people. Dr. Berger invests his time in understanding the complexities and differences between Biblical counseling and secular psychology. Dr. Berger exhibits a clear and present love for people. His desire is to help people understand how the gospel applies to every area of their lives.

Encouraging and ministering to others is an important aspect of life. Join the conversation as Davis and Sheeley interview Susan A. Marshall, founder of the Backbone Institute, and Mark Herbster, Dean of the College of Bible and Church Ministries and Maranatha Baptist Seminary.