On this episode, I interview Morgan Guyton, Director of the NOLA Wesley Foundation and author of "How Jesus Saves the World from Us." We discuss his work in the ministry, racial tensions, church toxicity and performance-based worship.

Kay and I talk about how she was raised a "good girl" in church, missionary life, and how the constant striving for perfection lead to her inner breakdown. She talks about the rebuilding process, how she became a therapist, and more.

David Henson and I discuss Lent, laundry, and politics.

Faydra, America’s Crisis Coach shares her abusive background, we discuss her incredible story "through the fire" and how she came to a faith in God through it all. She also shares practical tips for dealing with crisis and overcoming struggle.

Jonathan and Jessica talk about founding Sick Pilgrim, a space for fellow travelers to rest a while, whether Catholic or drawn to Catholicism.

Jason, Christian, and I sip whiskey and discuss whether or not Christian's mom is saved, their journey through the Calvary Chapel Church into agnosticism and Catholicism, why pastors don't like to be questioned, and maintaining their friendship despite th

Sarah and I discuss her books, raising children, and being a former know-it-all.

Leah and I discuss snacks, singleness, social media, and celibacy.

I speak with world renowned violinist Judy Kang, who has played with a wide range of artists from Pierre Boulez to Lenny Kravitz to being chosen as Lady GaGa’s violinist on her 2010-2011 Monster’s Ball tour. She has won numerous awards and earned a Ma

Stephen Ingram discusses all things student ministry-related; the us vs. them mentality, engaging parents, the millenial question, and social media.