Gene Getz is a Bible scholar & seminary professor from Moody Bible Institute & Dallas Theological Seminary. When you read the footnotes in your Bible and wonder who wrote them, you might be reading some of Dr Getz work! He spent the last 7 years crafting life principles & commentary for the Life Essentials Study Bible. Scott Herrold & Dr Getz talk about understanding the Lord's prayer and how it can serve as a great model when we're looking for a breakthrough. He also explains how he knows the Bible is completely trustworthy.

Morgan Snyder works at Ransomed Heart Ministries and he talks about becoming a stronger man for our loved ones and defining ourselves by who we're becoming rather than what we're doing. Morgan talks about the importance of monitoring what we're filling our minds with and how we can go about finding mentors and accountability partners in our life. Morgan also talks about finding the man we were intended to become and restoring that person and living it out.

Gary Beikirch is a Medal of Honor recipient and served in the Vietnam War and openly discusses his experience fighting overseas and what he felt when he was awarded the Medal of Honor. Gary talks about going off alone and living in a cave in northern New Hampshire after the war and how, metaphorically speaking, we all retreat to our own caves in life and how we can confidently walk out of them.

Is there anything new under the sun? Walter Brueggemann is a Old Testament scholar and he's has written over 100 books. He talks with Scott Herrold about what we can learn about the heart of God as we live through real pain. They discuss grief, loss and anxiety as well.

New York Times Bestselling author Leslie Parrott talks about fighting fair and communicating with difficult people. In addition, she shares strategy for healing strained relationships. Leslie talks about how to discern your own mental health when you're in a relationship with another person.

Dr. Magdalena Battles discusses the toxic and destructive behaviors that may be causing tension in families, how to identify them and how to tackle them. She talks about how we can communicate better with our kids when they are showing attitudes. She also talks about certain routines that should be kept even while homeschooling.

Sociologist Jonathan Catherman talks about discerning truth and instilling Godly values in our teens and pre-teens during a turbulent time. He also talks about the fact that we remember what we repeat and we repeat what we remember and what we need to do to re-wire our brains and transfer this to our kids.

Author and Pastor David Chadwick talks about fear and anxiety being a much greater health crisis than anything else and how we can minimize anxiety and maximize faith. David challenges us to change our thought patterns thereby changing the way we feel. He also discusses what he's noticed about the unique things God is doing through church and how the body of Christ is virtually coming together.

Author Heath Adamson talks about the radical way Jesus revealed Himself and he also discusses how we can take advantage of this time to draw closer to God. Heath discusses easy, practical ways we can connect with God through the work of the Holy Spirit already living inside of us. He also talks about salvation not being the finish line, but rather the starting line and what this means for our spiritual journey.

Trudy Cathy White's father, Truett, founded Chick-Fil-A, but she explains how her mom was the catalyst behind the company values. Trudy talks with Scott Herrold about the quiet strength of her mom, Jeannette Cathy. Trudy also shares ideas on handling conflict and fighting fair in marriage.