NFL Hall of Famer, Bruce Matthews of Search Houston discusses the conversations he's had that seem contrary to our current life situation; conversations of thankfulness. Rather than get stuck at "Why", Bruce reports on hearing stories of personal growth, relationships strengthened and lives gaining clarity.

Support the show

Dr. Joel Housholder pulls together a panel of folks from all different walks and stages of life to discuss areas of fear in their lives and how they deal with fear when it rears its ugly head.

Support the show

Jon Strain of Boise, Idaho talks about moving into sheltering and experiencing an earthquake within a few days and how the invisible, untouchable enemy (not the physically experienced earthquake) is the one that turned our world upside down.

Support the show

Mike Donahue of Baltimore, Maryland discusses what it's like to be near the center of the outbreak geographically and politically and living in a state of constant tension that can actually be felt between people in the community.  

Support the show

Dr. Joel Housholder examines the fear of the unknown. We often fear what we don't know or understand like the faceless rival from our rival team. Do we treat God in the same manner and does that lack of knowledge cause THE fear that we carry throughout our lives?

Support the show

John Willett of Greensboro, North Carolina addresses how storms that hit in our areas of strength and knock us off guard, force us to take a hard look at how strong we actually are.

Support the show

Brian Devries, a trained scientist and engineer of the Minnesota Twin Cities, takes a look at the impact that the Coronavirus is having on the science vs. faith debate. Which vantage point is surging and why?

Support the show

This week, Dr. Joel Housholder takes looks at the antidote to fear, courage. What forms or feeds that courage and how can it be put into your life to combat daily fear?

Support the show

Ken Schultz of Charlotte, North Carolina relates his experience as a cancer survivor from 2002, a 2014 recurrence and again with a recent diagnosis in 2020. Ken asks the blunt questions, "Where are you God? Why me? Why again?"  as he works through his current battle with lymphoma and how we can relate those questions to the anxiety we all feel about our world today.

Support the show

Scott Leonard of Vail Valley, Colorado discusses the impact of a state-wide shutdown on a town that is built entirely on the tourist industry. Additionally, how do the remaining residents manage time and relationships when you're relegated to your home.

Support the show