We sit down with Dixie McConnell and hear about her life growing up in large family in a small town. She shares her early career experiences and how God led her through the difficulty of losing both parents and how God helped her to be the example for her children. We hear of God's faithfulness in her life and how important family has been and continues to be in her life.

In this follow up episode with Darwin, we get to hear more about his family, ministry and professional endeavors. Darwin shares how God brought him back to his first love in his relationship with Jesus.

Darwin shares his story of redemption and his heart for revival. We hear his incredible testimony of how God met him while he was driving and changed his life forever. God leads him through a number of experiences and trials that has him questioning his faith and this is where God redeemed him and has used him to begin a prayer movement for revival.

Cole and Melissa each share their struggle with moving to a new country without knowing the language and how God helped them through it. They tell us about the hard times they went through as young adults getting married and having children. They also talk about "The Way" and how God called them to the small town of Indianola, IA to reach other young adults to become disciples of Christ.

Sherri speaks with us about struggling being a young mother newly married, going on a mission trip, and how she remembers verses by keeping them in her purse.

Brad talks about changing his family tree, how God called him to adopt his son Tyler, God fulfilling prayers of a son, and investing in people.

We talk with Everett Kephart who has been with Indianola First for over 50 years. He shares the history of the church during his time and the way God moved through people and pastors through the years to help Indianola First become what it is today. He also shares stories of meaningful people in his life and his love of sports and community.

In this episode Bryant talks about the hard decision to close his business, the loss of his grandmother and how he was able to navigate those experiences with peace and calmness given to him through Christ.

In this episode Maddie talks about everything from her small hometown to the joy of being baptized and the devastation of losing her best friend and how God showed up through the whole community.

We have the pleasure of sitting down with Norma Bash who has been a faithful and active member of Indianola First Assembly for over 50 years. She shares about growing up in Milo and how she came to know Jesus at a young age. She shares stories of prayer and her love for people.