It could be the most dramatic World War II story you’ve NEVER heard of – and it’s absolutely true. This week, the Etcetera gang talks to director/producer Jon Erwin about his grandfather, Henry Eugene “Red” Erwin, and about Jon’s new book.

Climbing Mount Everest. Winning the Nobel Prize. Both easier than being a pastor right now. What's a pastor to do? And what should the laity do to support them? This week, Steve and the gang talk pastoral theology with Harold Senkbeil.

He was reunited with his biological mother on national TV by Steve Harvey, but that's not even the best part of his story. This week, Steve and the gang chat with Sam Collier, author of "A Greater Story: My Rescue, Your Purpose, and Our Place in God's Plan"

With the coming start of school, the tension and stress we all feel is about to amp up further. This week, Steve and the gang talk pandemics, politics, and panic and how all of it actually ends up creating an unlikely entrance for grace.

We're all sinful, sure, but we're not THAT bad. Right? This week, Steve and the gang sit down with radio host and author Brant Hansen to talk about how badly we fool ourselves and discuss Brant's new book, "The Truth About Us: The Very Good News about How Very Bad We Are"

Has the pace of life left you feeling burned out and empty? Want to get your life BACK? This week, the Etcetera gang talks with best-selling author John Eldredge about caring for our souls and about his new book, "Get Your Life Back: Everyday Practices for a World Gone Mad"

It's the Fourth of July Weekend – Independence Day! But is independence what we REALLY want? This week, the Etcetera gang (sans Steve) hangs out to talk about freedom, our favorite 4th traditions, and what the holiday means this year in light of everything happening in our world.

Are race relations getting better? Lately, it doesn't feel like it. In case you missed it, Steve and the gang sit down to talk with Bishop Herb Andrew about this important subject and discuss what Christians should do.

Are race relations getting better? Lately, it doesn't feel like it. Steve and the gang sit down to talk with Bishop Herb Andrew about this important subject and discuss what Christians should do.

We used to joke about the world being upside down, but guess what – no one's laughing anymore. This week, Steve and the gang talk honestly about their perspectives on recent events and discuss how we as Christians should live at this time in history.