R.E. is an Arab Christian born and raised in Nazareth, Israel. He shares his story of coming to faith and how he now serves as a cross-cultural mobilizer working to equip churches for effective outreach to Muslims. His full name and photo are withheld due to security issues.

Thank you for joining us for Season One of the 'On the Way' Podcast. Season Two of the podcast will launch on August 26th.

John Barnard, a 46-year old skateboarder who loves Jesus, tells stories of how God has freely given to him and how he shares that love with others through Middleman, his skateboarding ministry in Waco, Texas.

This week's episode features Joshua Sharp. Joshua shares how he wrestled with his faith, came back to God, and how from there he went on to receive a Master of Divinity degree from Baylor University's Truett Theological Seminary.

Amos and Mariah Humphries both have a family heritage of church ministry that shaped their lives, but they had to make their relationship with Jesus their own which eventually led them back into ministry.

In this episode of 'On the Way,' Joshua Choquette, a Texas Baptists-endorsed chaplain in the New York Air National Guard, shares how he turned to Christ from Wicca at the age of 27 and how that affected his marriage and career.

Jeremy Everett is the founder and executive director of the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty.  In this interview, he and Editor Eric Black discuss how living out Christianity means taking care of those who are hungry and how feeding the hungry can bring diverse groups of people together.

Jim Denison of Denison Forum joins Editor Eric Black for episode 4 of 'On The Way' where he explores God's answers to hard questions his father asked.

Mark Grace is a visionary servant leader who sees diversity awareness and cultural competency as key skills in ministry and the market place. He is passionate about bringing a high level of mission integration to every patient, family and employee of my health care system. I am also devoted to equipping and developing spiritual leaders with highly effective spiritual care abilities.

He currently leads an effort to build a collaborative culture of spiritual care spanning two 100 year-old organizations and combining mission integration, professional chaplaincy, pastoral education and direct engagement with employees. Our effort is to create patient care and employee environments that nurture and mobilize faith resources in service of humane and humanitarian health care. I also champion nationally recognized efforts focusing on employee engagement with their personal sense of vocation (BSWH's Sacred Vocation Program), collaborating across disciplines to empower employee altruism (BSWH's Joel T. Allison Faith In Action Initiatives), provide humanitarian aid and medical missions locally and globally, enrich employee effectiveness in addressing patient and family spiritual needs. I lead a spiritual care education program with global and local impact on pastoral care, pastoral education, pastoral leadership and addressing humanitarian needs.

My friends and clients call me Dr. Mac. I believe in Christ. He is the anchor of my life. I am a Family Medicine Physician in Cleburne TX, and a...