Kathie Lee Gifford spent years co-hosting a talk show on NBC and she talks about the fact that people are way more willing to talk about Jesus than you think. She has talked to A-list celebrities such as Kevin Costner and she asks them, "what does Jesus look like to you right now?" Kathie also talks about how the Old Testament and the New Testament are not exclusive from each other, but rather, inclusive and we should study each.

Jordan Raynor talks about slowing down, eliminating activities from your life that aren't God honoring and how to redeem your time. Jordan talks about working more than 55 hours per week adds no more productivity into your day or week. He also talks about how we recharge ourselves outside of just sleep.

New York Times bestselling author Mark Batterson talks about breaking bad habits and that it goes deeper than just saying no. He talks about identifying those habits that you want to target and what it takes to work the plan.

Mattie Montgomery is organizing a Men's Conference that will include Raiders QB Derek Carr and he will talk about what it will look like and why you need to join. Mattie will talk about how this men's conference will include both men and women. Mattie also talks about the grave importance of immersing yourself in community. He will also talk about why men need to step up at this time and place in history.

Annie F. Downs is an author & podcaster. She talks with Scott Herrold about how to embrace more FUN in your life! They talk about not feeling guilty about hobbies & adventure. What if "fun" was a tangible way to recharge your energy? Annie challenges us not to judge our own version of fun! This is discussion with a lot of laughs. Stream & share it here!

Annie F. Downs wrote a book called, "That Sounds Fun!"

Justin Kendrick pastors a church on the footsteps of Yale University and he talks about creating patterns in our life that reflect what we truly believe. He talks about the number one thing that attracts people to the Church more so than anything else. He also talks about connecting head knowledge with heart knowledge and how he's seen some of the smartest people on the planet come to a life-saving relationship with Jesus.

Lisa Whittle discusses the difference between hard things that are actually good for us and hard things that can harm us. She candidly talks about allowing God to work in you when you just want to shut down. She also talks about our purpose is all the same, but our usability is all different. We can hinder or accelerate God's ability to use us depending on what we do.

Vernon Fox III played in the NFL for 8 seasons and also coached the state championship football team at Faith Lutheran High School. Vernon has a heart for life coaching and challenging the way we build practical faith habits. He talks with Scott Herrold about how it only takes about 21 days to form the groundwork for a new habit. They also talk about setting family rhythms when the pace of life feels insane. Vernon wrote a book called Faith Habits: 21 Days of Faith. Connect with Vernon at www.VernonFox.com

Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright is the granddaughter of Billy Graham and she talks about carrying to baton of faith to the next generation. She talks about the changing climate of faith in our country today and the massive responsibility that we, as Jesus followers, have on this upcoming generation. She also discusses a helpful Bible study strategy her mom, Anne Graham Lotz, taught her while she was young and some key questions to ask yourself.

Jonathan Cain from Journey is in the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame. Jonathan shares his journey through faith and music with Scott Herrold in this podcast. Jonathan's elementary school in Chicago burned down when he was 8 years old and he lost many of his friends. The fire dramatically affected his life and music was his therapy. He also talks about how a discussion with a pastor on a Southwest flight was a catalyst to re-igniting his faith!

Jonathan Cain's book, Don't Stop Believin' - The Man, The Band And The Song That Inspired Generations.