Melissa Arabia—an inspiring mom and ministry leader on creative and tangible ways for parents to become grounded in God’s Word. 

Tommy Sewall shares why your personal story is one of the most powerful tools in sharing the Gospel—especially with Gen Z. Learn how authenticity, vulnerability, and real relationships open the door for Jesus-centered conversations.

Logan Zawasky on surviving a life-threatening accident, the low times, the chronic pain, and how Jesus has been his constant strength through it all.

Ray Comfort, founder of Living Waters Ministry, on sharing Jesus naturally and boldly to family, friends, and people who sit next to you on a plane. 

Professional dancer, teacher, and social media influencer Sarah Ashley Hunt on how she stays centered on Jesus while using her platforms to inspire rather than impress. 

Dr. Gary Scott Smith, renowned historian, author, and former chair of the History Department at Grove City College on Christian Faith in the Public Square. 

Forgiveness isn’t just a virtue—it’s a battleground for the soul. In the wake of a national conversation sparked by contrasting public statements—from radical grace to open resentment—we’re diving deep into the meaning, power, and challenge of forgiveness. What does it really mean to forgive? Is forgiveness the same as grace? Does forgiving mean forgetting—or reconciling? And how do we live this out when the wounds still hurt? 

In this episode, Jill Kowalski, Tom Rojahn, and Ron Moore walk through the biblical foundation of forgiveness, share personal reflections, and explore what it takes to release the weight of anger and bitterness. Through powerful stories, honest questions, and Spirit-led truth, we invite you to confront the pain, receive God's grace, and make the courageous choice to forgive.

How should a Christian respond to the Charlie Kirk conversation? Host Jill Kowalski sits down with Ron Moore and Tom Rojahn to discuss Kirk’s impact and how Christian’s should engage with family and friends. 

Casey Wassel describes her journey through the silent weight of a miscarriage and working through postpartum depression.

Mark Steffey, the long-time Chaplain of the Pitt Panthers college football team, on the spiritual tensions college athletes face when success, pressure, and expectations collide with the deeper questions of purpose and identity.