Chris McKinney talks about engaging in that mission-mindset inside your own neighborhood and cultivating those relationships. Chris discusses what we can do about those difficult neighbors who you may have had a rough past with. He also talks about having that mission-mindset while being an introvert and being really intentional about reaching out.

Dr. Magdalena Battles talks about juggling kids' activities and managing some "me" time in a increasingly crazy busy world. She talks about the reality of a work-life balance and what it takes to pull it off. Magdalena opens up about handling kids who have no interest in church or church-related activities and what to do when they don't want to go to church.

Carol McLeod opens up about the challenges Moms have been facing the past year and how to manage time, discipline appropriately, and effectively raise teens. She discusses the main differences between raising boys and girls and how each gender re-charges differently. She also talks about how we primarily parent through our words.

Dr Michael Youssef talks about how to get breakthrough in your prayers. He also talks about the importance of thanking God while you are communicating with him. In addition, Dr Youssef explains how prayer can break anxiety & pride.

Josh Teis is lead pastor at Southern Hills Baptist and works with Idea Network. Josh eplains how developing friendship takes an investment in time. Josh & Scott Herrold explain how community develops our faith and make our experience richer with Jesus. In addition, they talk about how to teach our kids to discern quality friendships & influence. Josh shares some practical ways to start new friendships as well. His book, The Quest for Friendship, is available at: https://www.ideanetwork.church/store

Tshane Johnson is a Marine Corps veteran and spent years living on the streets and he talks about what he learned through all that and how he resisted mental and emotional problems. He talks about what most Americans misunderstand about homeless veterans. He also talks about an event coming up on May 1 where he will attempt to break a world record for most pushups in one hour.

Mandy Hale talks about how not to lose yourself in the complexity of the dating landscape and how to navigate through rejection. She also discusses the mental and emotional impact online dating can have on a person and how to prevent this from messing you up. Mandy opens up about enjoying your own company and loving yourself before you open yourself up to the dating scene.

Bart Millard from MercyMe talks about the story that inspired their new song, "Say I Won't," and how the song morphed from it's original theme. Bart talks about finding joy in life despite what our current circumstances are. He also chats about MercyMe's consistency over the years and how he handled the highest of highs and the lowest of lows over the years.

Ben Courson talks about how we limit ourselves from success and how we can move past this barrier we've created. He also talks about how talent has very little to do with anything and how we can apply the 10,000 hour rule and achieve greatness. Ben talks about being teachable and what this looks like from a practical, everyday standpoint.

Kat Harris is a celebrity photographer & author. Kat talks with Scott Herrold about the reality of Christian dating & desire in the 21st century. They talk about why living together before marriage is a terrible idea. She shares all the stats. In addition, Kat talks candidly about navigating rejection & brokenness in relationships. She also talks about cutting through the hook up culture and why boundaries are important in modern relationships.

*This discussion contains adult content that may not be suitable for younger listeners. Kat has a blog called TheRefinedWoman.com