Wes sits down with Scott McLain, chief investment officer at HL Investments, to talk about his career and how he found God's purpose for him in the workforce.

Wes sits down with Micahel Carnuccio, the CEO of SALLT, to hear about the pivoting points in Carnuccio's life that God used to bring him where he is today.

Wes sits down with Frank Smith, President of Mosaic Personnel and Senior Executive Coach at Strata Leadership to talk about the importance of workspace culture, fulfillment from work, and the hope he has experienced from God in the most difficult times.

Wes sits down with Jed Chappell, CEO of City Center and Author of Full Circle God to talk about the amazing redemption experience of Jed's life, and how God continues to work in and through him in this story of hope.

Wes sits down with Josh Kouri, Lead Pastor of Frontline Church in Oklahoma City to talk about how we can practically become Jesus to our cities. They talk about times when the church has missed the mark, but also look at how the people of God can step forward and be the solution to the challenges of our times.

Welcome to Season 2 of Hope Leads with Wes Lane! In today’s podcast, Wes talks with Clarence Hill, director of Stronger Together and lead pastor of Antioch Norman. We recorded this conversation one week before the death of George Floyd. This is why you will hear Clarence and Wes talk about Ahmaud Arbery, and why they do not talk about George Floyd. In this conversation, Wes and Clarence talk about how God’s kids can be Part of the Solution to systemic racism and bias.

In this episode, Wes sits down with John Dwyer to talk about a history of hope in Oklahoma. Novelist and Oklahoma native Ralph Ellison said, “You have to leave home to find home”, an apt description of the journey of John Dwyer, author and general editor of The Oklahomans. Listen in to stories of struggle and resiliency that led to a hopeful mindset within Oklahomans.

Christie Luther's career began by getting a cosmetology license after graduating high school. Struggling with addiction, her life was changed in 2007 after a tragic car accident, and she spent the next 5 years of her life in prison. Through a story of obedience and faith, she is now the founder and executive director at R.I.S.E. Program Inc. in Oklahoma City. To get the show notes, go to www.sallt.com/podcast

Amy Downs is a Credit Union CEO, Oklahoma City bombing survivor, motivational speaker, author, and Ironman triathlete. In this episode, you will hear the amazing story how Amy Downs went from a VICTIM to a SURVIVOR to an OVERCOMER.

Wes and Dr. Kim Kimberling continue the conversation this time sharing how singles can prepare for marriage. Then they move forward as Dr. Kim shares practical advice for the married people to help you have an awesome marriage.