Rodney Miller shares more about his hit TV program "Small Town Big Deal" and how his Christian Faith impacted both its creation, and, now, its' content.

Jacob worked for seven years to have the hand of Rachel in marriage, only to be tricked into marrying her sister Leah instead. He had to work another seven years for Rachel. Brett, Rick, Chase, and special guest Rodney Miller of TV's "Small Town Big Deal," talk about this fascinating story of how the deceiver, Jacob, was deceived.

Brett, Rick, Chase, and special guest Rodney Miller of TV's "Small Town Big Deal" talk about how Esau was willing to sacrifice so much for one bowl of soup. What was he thinking? What does this story mean to us today?

Brett, Rick, and Chase are joined by special guest Rodney Miller of TV's "Small Town Big Deal" as they discuss an amazing from the life of Abraham. God called Abraham to sacrifice Isaac, the son of promise. Abraham was willing to do it, exhibiting remarkable faith in God. What made him willing to show extreme obedience?

Rodney Miller joins Brett, Rick, and Chase in the studio to share his personal Christian testimony and talk about his journey to start the hit TV show "Small Town Big Deal."

Brett, Rick, and Chase look at how Abraham and Sarah laughed when told that they would have having a child in their elderly years, even though God promised that they would. God's promises always come true even if they seem ridiculous to the point of laughable.

Brett, Rick, and Chase look at how Abraham believes God's promise to him... that he would have as many descendants as there are stars in the sky. This act of faith resulted in God crediting righteousness to him. This is the doctrine of justification by faith in the Old Testament, a doctrine reaches its fullness of revelation to God's people after the cross and resurrection of Christ.

Brett, Rick, and Chase look at two nearly identical passages in which Abraham, the great "father of our faith," showed that his faith sometimes faltered as he was willing to resort to lying... twice.

Rich Shipe's previous career in politics gives him an insider's perspective on how a Christ-follower should relate to the political realm. In this thought-provoking interview, Rich helps us navigate the world of politics as followers of the King of kings.

Rich currently serves as founding pastor of Harvest Church Communities in Loudon County, Virginia (suburban D.C.).

Brett and Rick discuss the Tower of Babel, a story which reveals the danger of when people unite to make a name for themselves.