Like Obi-Wan Kenobi, Dr. Dean Radtke may be the only hope left for the modern church as we know it. Yah, yah, I know...our hope is in Christ, but perhaps more than anyone I've ever witnessed, Dr. Radtke has harnessed the leadership principles of the Bible, specifically those of Jesus, and developed a usable and repeatable system to train and disciple next generation leaders. In this episode, Dr. Radtke, founder of The MInistry Institute, breaks down life lessons derived from his 70 plus years circling the sun, including tales from his time in the US Navy, his favorite former distraction at Grand Central Station, as well as what compelled him to give up millions in retirement stock options for Jesus. www.ministryinstitute.orgwww.awmi.net

Millennials beware, Nick Hall is coming for you! Nick a 30 something author, evangelist, and Christian thought leader is taking college campuses around the country by storm with the message of the love of God. In this interview, we talk about modern evangelism, Hall's new book, Reset, and the hope of the gospel.

The first thing you'll notice about Matthew Faraci is his giant hipster beard, but the second thing you'll notice is that he's smart - really smart. With experience in Washington politics, journalism, and entertainment, Matthew is no stranger to strategy. In this episode, he and Lucas laugh their way through a conversation about developing a platform, values-based audience, and Faraci's new show, Frankly Faraci, available on the Dove channel.www.franklyfaraci.com**Yes I do play the harmonica, but, contrary to Mr Faraci, no, unfortunately there is no "Lucas Miles Greatest Hits Jazz Album" quite yet...fingers crossed.

Industry mainstays, Kevin and Sam Sorbo, are some of the most influential figures in Hollywood when it comes to value-driven entertainment. Recently, they teamed up with Executive Producer and Fox News Channel's Sean Hannity to produce a new faith-based film called, Let There Be Light. Host Lucas Miles recently had the opportunity to screen their film earlier this year and sit down with the couple to discuss the project, what it's like being conservatives in Hollywood, and what it takes to stand up for what you believe in.

In this episode, Brianna DeCamp, aka Miss Indiana 2016, visits The Lucas Miles Show for a rather honest interview about her climb to compete in the 2017 Miss America Pageant, how a trip to Africa impacted her faith, and what it really means to love yourself.

In the first episode, Lucas Miles interviews pastor, bestselling author, and award-winning filmmaker, DeVon Franklin about his humble beginnings in Hollywood and the role Faith played in seeing God's plans for his life unfold.www.devonfranklin.comwww.faithwire.comwww.oasisgranger.comwww.lucasmiles.orgwww.thestarmovie.comTwitter:@DevonFranklin@Faithwirenews@LucasMiles

Lucas sits down with award show music director and film producer Edgar Struble. Struble, perhaps best known for his time alongside music legend Kenny Rogers, is also the music director for the AMA's, Academy of Country Music Awards, and the Billboard Music Awards. On this episode, he discusses with Lucas his experience working with many of today's top music performers, like Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, Keith Urban, and Dolly Parton, as well as how his relationship with Jesus empowered him to overcome years of addiction and drug use.

Lucas interviews Fox News Channel's Lauren Green. Green joined FNC in 1996 and currently serves today as the chief religion correspondent for the national conservative news juggernaut. She has covered major stories, such as the 2013 election of Pope Francis and the beatification of Pope John Paul II in 2011. On this episode, Lauren and Lucas discuss her time at Fox, her passion for music performance, what it takes to become a top journalist, the "rise of the nones", as well as her new book, Lighthouse Faith. www.lighthousefaithbook.comwww.lucasmiles.orgwww.faithwire.comTwitter:@LaurenGreenFox@LucasMiles