Zach Meerkreebs, author of "Lower," talks about what shockingly happened before the Asbury outpouring a couple of years ago, and also how radical humility is so essential for personal and communal revivial.  Vibrant Faith's Rick Lawrence, author of "Editing Jesus," talks about how when God transforms us, it often can be painful, but in His kindness, he's breaking down the hardness of our hearts. Do we have that same kindness to lean into their hardness and willing to allow the pain?

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With so many concerned about number and nature of the President's executive orders in the first few weeks of his administration, political scientist Adam Carrington talks about executive orders are and their limits.  He also addresses news around the First Amendment.  CBN/FaithWire's Billy Hallowell talks about how God has impacted the mother of Marc Fogel during his time in Russian custody and how the Bible is impacting actor Tim Allen.  

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Security analyst Elizabeth Neumann talks about her past working in the Faith-Based and Community Initiative Office, how the Federal Government works through them to help the poor and those in need.  It's not a matter of church-government entanglement.  Jennifer Hayden Stokes, author of "The Pioneer's Way," talks about JB Stetson, the maker of the Stetson hat, and his life of faith that affected others lives. 

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Dave Buehring of Lionshare seeks to help you meet God and get to know who He really is, so you can see when He's being misrespresented.  He recently posted a video series on YouTube called "Meet God."  Carmen then talks about her friend Justin Giboney who was recently misrepresented by a podcaster, and how he not only tried to represent himself well, but represent Jesus well.

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Plugged In's Adam Holz looks back at this year's Super Bowl ads, in particular the evangelist ad "He Gets Us."  How we can give it more context in our conversations with others.  He also talks about the nominees for this year's Plugged In Movie Awards, The Pluggies!  Theologian and historian John Dickson talks about the First Hymn Project: bring back to life an ancient hymn of the Church from the second century.  

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A bout of "fake spring" in Tennesee gets Carmen thinking about the passage of Ecclesiastes the talks about their are different seasons and a time for all things.  Social media expert Chris Martin talks about how the cyberworld of the internet and social media is a real place.  Are we being real there?  How do we truly honor God there?  Why is it like like Las Vegas?

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Speaker and author Carol McLeod, author of "Today is a Verb," talks about love being an action verb that needs to be lived out.  That love is not about you, but is for you!  Singer Rebecca St. James and her husband Cubbie Fink, authors of "Love Ever," share their story of finding love amid the pressures of career and being in the public eye. They share their ups and downs, and their hope in Jesus. 

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Journalist Mindy Belz helps us better understand the hidden war in the Congo along the Rwanda border, talking about the devastation, but also how Christians are seeking to bring healing.  Rebecca Taguma of the American Bible Society's Trauma Healing Institute, offer help for those hit by traumas of any kind, including the recent California wildfires.  The Bible has a lot to say about trauma. 

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Elyse Fitzpatrick, author of "Unloved," offers hope for those who feel unloved by looking at various people in the Bible who were unloved, but whom God showed great love toward. Counselor and psychologist Debra Fileta, host of Talk to Me, talks about ways to make Valentines more meaningful, either as a married or a single person.  

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Thinking through Gary Chapman's "five love languages," Carmen reflects on how God loves us all five ways for you.  Lynda MacGibbon, author of "My Vertical Neighborhood," talked about moving from a small town into a high-rise apartment building, and how God moved on her to love her neighbors well in such a different situation. 

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