Pursuing holiness sometimes feels like a fight. In this episode Clayton and Sharie discuss how the condition of our heart is essential for change and growth. In this episode, Sharie gives practical steps to diagnose your heart and find our heart’s motivation.

Check out Sharie’s book I Love You More, Except when I Don’t: fighting to keep Jesus first.

Sharie King, and Zach and Ashley Dickson have a frank discussion on the goodness of sex, as well as the harmful addiction of pornography. This conversation address how pornography affects the mind, body and soul.

The Kings have a conversation with Josh and Che Gardner discussing the objectification of women: what is it, and how can we men and women fight against it? There are many kinds of situations where we lessen or rob someone's value before God, so let's talk about why and how we can change our perspective.

Sam and Toni Collier are pastors/speakers from Northpoint Church in Atlanta, GA. On this episode they speak up about racial misunderstanding, pursuing diversity, and how to love and support you spouse in their calling. Sam also talks about his new book, Finding Your Voice Book.

Carl and Heather have led worship for Clayton King Ministries and their home church in Nashville, TN. On this episode they discuss how we can better love our spouses; bringing out the best in one another, resolving conflict, and serving each other well. Connect with Heather: Twitter and Instagram and Carl: Twitter and Fellowship Worship Residency.

Clayton and Sharie King talk about the tension between the sexes. Why is it so hard for men and women to respect, understand and honor one another? How can we work toward unity instead of creating chasms of frustration and discord?

Sharie and the founders of a counseling organization called Hopetown, Zach and Ash Dickson, discuss strengths, weaknesses, and differences in Gen X, Millennials and Gen Y. Some highlights in the convo centered around finding peace, joy, and contentment as well as how to pursue perseverance over perfection. 

Jessica Fralin is an author and speaker living in Nashville, TN. This episode centers around Jessica's book #Stolen: Is social media stealing your identity? Obviously, this episode discusses social media & the ways it’s shaped our identities, how we can use it to positively impact our culture, and how we can protect ourselves from it's addiction.