When Grace unsettles what we have known....

Finding certainly in the time of uncertainty

Join Dr. Chironna for this powerful look at The Wisdom of Hesitation.

In this powerful conversation, Dr. Mark Chironna sits down with longtime friend and pastor Dr. Bill Moore for an honest, hope-filled dialogue on what it means to become a good man in a world confused about manhood.

From the father deficit and the collapse of healthy modeling, to the pressure of image management, shame, and “imposter syndrome,” this episode goes straight to the heart: real transformation doesn’t happen from the outside in—it begins within. Dr. Bill shares moving stories from his own journey, including the redemptive turning point of his father’s conversion and how legacy can be rewritten through Christ.

Together, they unpack why men often struggle to release failure—and why healing requires more than willpower. It requires rescue. You’ll hear practical wisdom on integrity, purpose, the environments that shape us, and how keeping God at the center is the key to longevity—in ministry, marriage, work, and life.

This episode closes with a focused prayer for men who feel stuck, weary, or sidelined—calling the “champion within” back to life.

In this special episode, Dr. Mark Chironna sits down with the incomparable Melba Moore—Tony-winning Broadway icon, recording artist, and a true American original—for a conversation that is equal parts heartfelt, hilarious, and holy. Melba opens up about her journey from teaching school to stepping into Hair, the discipline behind her extraordinary vocal range, and the seasons of crisis that became catalysts for crashing into God’s mercy. You’ll hear stories of legacy, survival, forgiveness, integrity, and what it means to carry gifts as responsibilities. Don’t miss this one.

Friends in this brand new podcast, I'm going to take you on a journey that points us to a future that I'm inviting you to join me on in the coming days. I want to talk to you about our "inner room" where three things converge: how we think about God and converse with God, how we think about the way we think, and how we talk to ourselves, and how we live into all of that sometimes in a way that's healthy, and sometimes in a way that's harmful. Our inner room, is the place where theology (the word about God) psychology (the word about our soul), And phenomenology, (the word about our lived experience objectively) converge. Let your heart follow along. I promise you will be inspired, encouraged, and invited to be expanded.

Part 2

🎙️ New Podcast Episode

It was an honor to host Dr. Judith Orloff, whose pioneering work on empathy has deeply shaped how we understand emotional intelligence and human connection. I first encountered her research more than twenty years ago while completing my graduate studies in psychology at Saybrook University, and her insights continue to influence the “people-helping” professions in profound ways.

Dr. Orloff is a brilliant physician, a compassionate healer, and a true visionary. I occasionally invite thought leaders from the secular world whose work enriches our understanding of the soul and the psyche—and this conversation is one you don’t want to miss.

Listen and glean from her wisdom, heart, and brilliance. She’s a gem.

The church is weary, fractured, and caught in the same tribal shouting as the world. But when Elijah struck the Jordan, God opened a middle path; not here, not there, but through. Part I of this new series looks at what it means to walk that path today. Not nostalgia, not mimicry, but hope in the God who still parts the waters.

Unhealthy Leadership is about what happens when we as leaders don’t face the fears, insecurities, and conflicts inside of us. What we leave hidden doesn’t stay hidden, it seeps into our decisions, our relationships, and the very atmosphere we create. In this podcast I talk about Saul, Paul’s warnings, the wisdom of the Fathers, and the insights of psychology and leadership theory. The point is simple: if we don’t bring our inner life into the light of Christ, we place invisible ceilings over the very people and organizations God entrusted to us. But when we find the courage to tell the truth, to confess, and to live from our belovedness, we make room for our communities to breathe, to flourish, and to move into God’s future with freedom.