Tim Hartlage tells Kurt and Chad about his incredible journey of faith. Tim grew up in a rough neighborhood in southwest Louisville, and hated getting beaten up. He played football in high school and college, but a serious injury ended that. Over the next few years, Tim felt God’s tug on his life, but by now Tim was the Vice President of a successful beer distributorship and life was good (or so he thought). One night, leaving a beer convention on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, Tim took a hard hit to the head - from a cross - literally. God now had his attention - almost. A year later in Houston, Tim had another encounter with that same cross (along with some other impossible coincidences), and he was finally ready to listen. He gave his life to Jesus, and the adventure was just beginning!

Tim Hartlage tells Kurt and Chad about his incredible journey of faith. Tim grew up in a rough neighborhood in southwest Louisville, and hated getting beaten up. He played football in high school and college, but a serious injury ended that. Over the next few years, Tim felt God’s tug on his life, but by now Tim was the Vice President of a successful beer distributorship and life was good (or so he thought). One night, leaving a beer convention on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, Tim took a hard hit to the head - from a cross - literally. God now had his attention - almost. A year later in Houston, Tim had another encounter with that same cross (along with some other impossible coincidences), and he was finally ready to listen. He gave his life to Jesus, and the adventure was just beginning!

Tim Hartlage tells Kurt and Chad about his incredible journey of faith. Tim grew up in a rough neighborhood in southwest Louisville, and hated getting beaten up. He played football in high school and college, but a serious injury ended that. Over the next few years, Tim felt God’s tug on his life, but by now Tim was the Vice President of a successful beer distributorship and life was good (or so he thought). One night, leaving a beer convention on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, Tim took a hard hit to the head - from a cross - literally. God now had his attention - almost. A year later in Houston, Tim had another encounter with that same cross (along with some other impossible coincidences), and he was finally ready to listen. He gave his life to Jesus, and the adventure was just beginning!

Chad and Kurt talk with John, Larry and Jared about generosity, and how it ties in with the “two way giving” model of the restaurant called The Table. Two way giving - you can give money, or you can give time, and it leads to relationship and community.

Chad and Kurt talk with John, Larry and Jared about generosity, and how it ties in with the “two way giving” model of the restaurant called The Table. Two way giving - you can give money, or you can give time, and it leads to relationship and community.

Chad and Kurt talk with John, Larry and Jared about generosity, and how it ties in with the “two way giving” model of the restaurant called The Table. Two way giving - you can give money, or you can give time, and it leads to relationship and community.

Chad and Kurt talk with John, Larry and Jared about generosity, and how it ties in with the “two way giving” model of the restaurant called The Table. Two way giving - you can give money, or you can give time, and it leads to relationship and community.

Chad and Kurt talk with John, Larry and Jared about generosity, and how it ties in with the “two way giving” model of the restaurant called The Table. Two way giving - you can give money, or you can give time, and it leads to relationship and community.

Chad and Kurt talk with John, Larry and Jared about generosity, and how it ties in with the “two way giving” model of the restaurant called The Table. Two way giving - you can give money, or you can give time, and it leads to relationship and community.

Kent Evans of "Manhood Journey" is the guest on this weeks program. Kent discusses with Kurt and Chad about ways men can not only learn from their past but, more importantly, look to the future as they disciple their sons.