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Theologian NT Wright (Tom) joins us to chat about life in Christ - freedom, rescue & hope realized, made whole in joy - abundant & available today.

N.T. WRIGHT (Tom), former Bishop of Durham & professor at the University of St. Andrews, has most recently been appointed Senior Research Fellow at Wycliffe Hall, University of Oxford. One of the world’s leading Bible scholars and a popular/award-winning author, he has been featured on ABC News, Dateline, The Colbert Report, and Fresh Air.

In his inviting and readable latest book, The New Testament in Its World which he co-authored with Michael Bird, Tom places the entire New Testament and early Christianity in its original context, providing a passageway from the 21st century to the era of Jesus and the first Christians.

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TO|GATHER - and evening of Words & Worship.

Melissa d'Arabian & Sarah Harmeyer share about loving others (as well as ourselves) through food and faith. SaySomething joins forces with other ministries & platforms for TO|GATHER. First up, Sarah Harmeyer.

Sarah Harmeyer is Founder and Chief People Gatherer at Neighbor's Table. As a conference speaker & influencer – Sarah has inspired countless people to break bread & walk life together.

Connect with Sarah at neighborstable.com

Melissa d'Arabian, Food Network Star & NYT best-selling author chats with us about the powerful ways food can play a role in our relationships - not only with people traveling alongside, but with ourselves & with God.

Celebrity chef, television host, best-selling author, speaker, writer and mom of four Melissa d’Arabian is an expert on affordable and healthy family home cooking. Her NYT best-selling cookbooks have helped thousands of families prepare easy, healthy meals. Now, in her newest book – Tasting Grace: Discovering the Power of Food to Connect Us to God, One Another, and Ourselves – she shares how food not only fills the stomach, but also the soul.

Find Melissa at melissadarabian.net or @melissadarabian on Instagram

Kat Armstrong joins Erin Schreyer and Kay to chat about encouraging women to embrace and engage in their areas of purpose & gifting. It can be challenging to figure out where and how to use your gifts (or even know what they are) for women in the workplace and at home. Kat shares with us what she has learned over the years, not only walking alongside women, but also in the writing of her new book: No Holding Back.

Kat Armstrong is a leader, speaker and writer. Her undergraduate degree in business from Texas A&M University and a masters degree from Dallas Theological Seminary have given Kat a platform and foundation for establishing and growing several entrepreneurial endeavors -- including serving as the Executive Director of  Polished. Kat and her husband Aaron, the Lead Pastor at Dallas Bible Church, reside in Dallas with their four-year-old son, Caleb.

Find Kat at katarmstrong.com or on Instagram/Twitter

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Tricia Lott Williford’s latest book [Just. You. Wait. (NavPress 2019)] discusses the joy hidden in the discipline of waiting, and the practices of believing God is for you and working on your behalf, even when the work of His hand is hard to find.

Tricia is a highly sought after speaker and teacher for events and retreats. Widowed at 31, she raised her two young boys as a single mother - weathering a season of unexpected waiting anchored in hope, culminating in re-marriage. Her new husband experience a different season of waiting in dealing with addiction.

We hope you are inspired by Tricia's vulnerability and honesty. Find Tricia at tricialottwilliford.com

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John Smith & Pastor Jason Noble join us to chat about the new movie Breakthrough, inspired by John's incredible survival from being trapped under ice and without a pulse for over 45 minutes.

John shares about the experience, falling through the ice, waking up in the hospital (which NO ONE imagined possible) and the days after with Pastor Jason Noble at his side throughout. The story of Breakthrough is amazing - and actually speaks into all of our lives as Jason shares in our chat. We hope you are inspired and encouraged by their story.

Chrissy Metz (This is Us) plays the role of John's tenacious mom Joyce Smith in the movie (it's raw and real and powerful) and is joined by an all-star cast. Great family film - especially for this Easter week.

Audio only: https://soundcloud.com/…/breakthough-movie-chat-with-john-s…

BREAKTHROUGH the movie:

The incredible true story about a mother’s unfaltering love in the face of impossible odds. When Joyce Smith’s adopted son John falls through an icy Missouri lake, all hope seems lost. But as John lies lifeless, Joyce refuses to give up. Her steadfast belief inspires those around her to continue to pray for John’s recovery, even in the face of every case history and scientific prediction. From producer DeVon Franklin (MIRACLES FROM HEAVEN) and adapted for the screen by Grant Nieporte (SEVEN POUNDS) from Joyce Smith’s own book, BREAKTHROUGH is an enthralling reminder that faith and love can create a mountain of hope, and sometimes even a miracle.

Delightful Susie Larson joined us for a carpool chat when she was recently in Dallas. We know you will be encouraged by all she shares about joy and abundance - even in the suffering portions of life. So much of which centers on God's grace, mercy and (arguably most important) love for each of us - even though we struggle to believe and receive it. Susie points to the how's and why's:

"When you know (God's) love, that's the only way I think you can break free from the bondage of others' opinions."

Susie Larson is an accomplished author, radio host, and national speaker. Her daily live talk show, Middays with Susie Larson, reaches thousands of listeners each week. In her latest book, Fully Alive: Learning to Flourish Mind, Body & Spirit – Susie offers an uplifting guide for anyone who longs to know health, freedom, and wholeness. Susie is madly in love with her husband of over 30 years, her 3 grown sons, her beautiful daughters-in-law, her precious grandson, and her pit-bull, Memphis.

Connect with Susie at susielarson.com or @susielarsonauthor on Instagram and @SusieLarson on Twitter OR listen to Susie weekdays on Faith Radio

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Scott Kedersha shares about his own 17-year marriage as well as terrific information from his new book "Ready or Knot." It didn't take us long to grasp that tips for healthy marriage relationship apply across the board to all relationships including family and friendship.

Scott calls out marriage challenges for those who are just starting out and reminds those who have been in for the long haul to go back and grab some of the fun and wonder that attracted them to each other in the first place.

We hope you enjoy this open and honest discussion with one of the nicest guys on the planet. He genuinely cares for people and hopes the beautifully honest and authentic stories in his book will offer a load of encouragement.

Scott Kedersha is the director of marriage ministry at Watermark Community Church, where he has served on the marriage team for more than 12 years. Through this ministry, he has helped more than 5,000 couples answer the question, “Ready or Knot?” He lives in the Dallas area with his wife and four sons.

Find Scott at scottkedersha.com or @skedersha on Instagram/Twitter

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We think you're going to LOVE this chat! ... and the movie that comes out this weekend! So worth seeing.

Jake McEntire (screenwriter/producer) and Tanner Stine (lead actor) have joined Executive Producers Tim & Robby Tebow to create the exciting and inspirational new film Run the Race. It’s a story about two brothers with an unbreakable bond facing unbelievable odds.

Jake & Tanner join our carpool to chat about all that lead up to their 23-day filming - including a 14 year on-ramp, incredible provision, countless lessons on faith, friendship, hope, dreams and so much more. This chat not only offers personal inspiration but deep truth that informs all our lives. We hope that you will be encouraged, prompted to share with friends and - for goodness sake - that you will go see the movie with your family and friends. It's terrific!

Video Link: https://youtu.be/c1Z3UVu0usY

Jake McEntire was a movie-minded student at Dallas Baptist University in 2004 when he felt God leading him to write a film script. Thanks to prodding from a few friends — and lots of prayer — McEntire finally did so. McEntire’s 14-year-old screenplay becomes reality Feb. 22 when “Run the Race” is released in theaters. Former NFL and college football player Tim Tebow and his brother Robby served as executive producers, while Chris Dowling (Where Hope Grows) directed it. The WTA Group, a company that helped make “I Can Only Imagine,” and Roadside also was involved.

Tanner Stine is an American actor from West Des Moines, Iowa living in Los Angeles, CA. He is known for his role as the young Tony DiNozzo on the CBS hit series "NCIS" as well as for his recurring role on Nickelodeon's "The Thundermans". His recent projects include feature films "Run", "Get Big" and "Indivisible". Tanner can also be seen in the upcoming YouTube Red series "Impulse", directed by Doug Liman and the new HBO show "Here and Now", written and directed by Alan Ball.

Sarah Harmeyer joins our carpool to chat about purpose, gifting and loving others - tapping into the beautiful way she (and all of us can) loves neighbors, meaning anyone we walk alongside in life.

In 2011, Sarah Harmeyer set out to serve 500 people at a farmhouse-style cedar table in her Dallas backyard with a simple mission: to gather and love people. Sarah met her goal that year, and since then has served thousands of people at her original table. From that, she started a nationwide love-mission called Neighbor’s Table, and with her father has delivered handmade “Neighbor’s Tables” to homes across the U.S.

To learn more and to connect with Sarah, visit neighborstable.com [production note: please forgive & ignore the clunky background noise at the beginning of our chat; it fades after a brief while]

SaySomething: a-come-as-you-are vodcast for walking life's roads (relationships, friendship, parenting, hardship, entertainment,...) together