Dr. Glenn Daman, author of the book "The Forgotten Church" talks about a theology of the rural church and how to lead a rural church well.

Dr. Ken Stewart, professor at Covenant College and author of the book "In Search of Ancient Roots: The Christian Past and the Evangelical Identity Crisis" talks with me about Protestants, church history, appropriating the past and finding our Evangelical identity.

Sam Morris (E-Marketing specialist) talks about how to prepare your organization for when crisis occurs.

Jamie Limato (Church Planting Coaching Coordinator for NAMB), talks with me about becoming a coach for others, asking the right questions and identifying the right coach for our lives.

K.A. Ellis talks to me about her life, working for justice and those who are marginalized, anonymity and ministry and what the Lord is doing in the latest stage of her journey.

Dr. Alan Noble sits down and talks about his new, very important book "Disruptive Witness."

Paul Angone and I sit down and talk about Millennials, what makes them tick, what ticks them off and how to mentor them well.

Dr. Quentin Schultze sits down and talks with me about how to communicate as a servant leader. He opens up about his own life as a communicator and we dive deep into interpersonal communication.

Dr. Jason Baxter, professor at Wyoming Catholic College and author of A Beginner's Guide to Dante's 'Divine Comedy' and Falling Inward: Humanities in the Age of Technology, talks about leadership lessons we can learn from this classic trilogy.

Dan Stanford, pastor and author of the book "Losing the Cape: The Power of Ordinary in a World of Superheroes" talks with me about being what truly heroic leadership looks like for pastors, being present with people, and dealing with suffering in our lives.