Wes sits down with Dr. Kim Kimberling, founder of Awesome Marriage, to talk about how to have an awesome marriage in adverse times. A lot of people feel the strain of marriage during COVID-19. Part 1 of this podcast gives practical tools to help you get through these times, and strengthen your marriage over the long haul.

John Rossi hails from Queens, New York. He is the former General Manager of local News channels across the nation. John talks about media bias, his unique voting record, and how to find truth in this era. As a renowned foodie, John shares his favorite local spots as well.

In part 2 of Living with Purpose, Wes and David talk about living with spiritual power, the process of preparation, and they talk about the battle between ice cream and steak.

In part 1 of this interview, our Creative Director, David Skidmore sits down with Wes as they talk about discovering your purpose, and painful lessons along the way.

Wes Lane shares a message on Restorative Justice, and the call of followers of Jesus to be at the forefront of bringing peace to their city.

Dr. Major Jemison grew up in Birmingham, Alabama during the Civil Right Movement. We found the history he shares, and his insight to be amazing. As we celebrate Black History Month, we wanted to take time to sit down and learn not only more about Black History, but also talk to someone who has made history in our community. Dr. Major Jemison is one of the greatest peacemakers in our community. His work as the Senior Pastor of St. John Missionary Baptist Church continues to make an incredible impact. This is a conversation about how hope leads us to become peacemakers.

Leaders have no shortage of things on their plate. As time goes on, this can result in feeling like you have to control everything. The more leaders try to control, the more they slow down the growth around them. Wes sits down with Debreon Davis, a high school principal in this special episode during Black History Month, to talk about how to release control and lead better.

Have you ever felt like you're stuck in a bad story? Maybe it's a controlling boss, an angry customer, or you might even feel like you inherited your story from previous family dysfunction. Wes sits down with Ilinda Jackson talks to talk about how she changed her family's story, and set her children on a new trajectory of hope.

Youth and Race. These are two hot buttons for a lot of people. Wayland Cubit shares unique perspective as an African-American Police Officer. Wayland Cubit is a father, mentor, and a solution bringer. In the first of four episodes celebrating Black History month with Oklahoma City, Wes sits down with Wayland to better understand how we can all grow in our relationships with youth and race. What would it look like for us to build bridges to the next generation, and build bridges across racial divides?