Podcasts

Harry and Susan Vilsack share the joys and challenges of life together for 58 years.

Ken Dower on the father wound, walking away from God, and finding the path back home.

Dr. Michael McCormick on in building a leadership team that will thrive through organizational changes and challenges.

Chelsey Youman on serving the pro-life coalition by advocating for pro-life policies and jurisprudence.

Dr. Debbie Schratz on dealing with her personal anxiety and helping others work through their anxiety to find God’s peace.

Aniela Chis on having an abortion and healing from the pain.

Brad Henderson, Chaplain of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Penguins, on mentoring those held in high esteem, competing as a triathlete, and experiencing God’s grace in his life.

Jim Hall on the pressure of never measuring up, finding Jesus, and experiencing grace.

Dave and Missy Welker on an unexpected ending to a brilliant career and how God works even when we don’t understand.

Today we talk with both of Tunch’s sons, Tanner and Clay. Women shouldn’t count themselves out for this conversation. In our first airing of these episodes over ten years ago, many of our responses came from women who listened and shared with their husbands.

A special legacy series featuring Ron Moore and Tunch Ilkin where they get real about the impact dads have in our lives. Each podcast in this five-part series is introduced by one of Tunch’s children. Today we talk with Tunch’s daughter, Natalie.

A special legacy series featuring Ron Moore and Tunch Ilkin where they get real about God’s design for marriage and how a man should treat his wife. Each podcast in this five-part series is introduced by one of Tunch’s children. Today we talk with Clay, Tunch’s son.

Phil Moser on what God’s Word says about taking risks and a behind-the-scenes look at the Church in Ukraine.

Juliann Gross—a licensed clinical social worker—on the causes and challenges of homelessness and how believers should respond.

The two-part series conversation on praying for your children with David Colonna continues today, and you will not want to miss a story David shares about his wife praying for their oldest child as she struggled with an illness.

David Colonna has a heart for children and teens. After serving several years as a teacher at a Christian school, David began serving at a local church in Virginia with desire to make disciples.

Andy and Sue Cecala on the journey of learning that their daughter was gay, holding to biblical convictions, and demonstrating unconditional love.

Amy Davison on having conversations with your kids and grandkids on relevant cultural topics, how to deal with the pushback, and her love for shopping at antique stores.

Lindsey Medenwaldt on how to teach children the elements of the Christian faith in an age-appropriate way, how to be a bridge-building in sharing the message of Jesus, what it’s like to be an apologist married to an apologist, and why she loves The Great British Baking Show.

Tommy Sewall on the mindset of Gen Z (ages 13-27), their focus, feelings, and future. Sewall explains the thought process of Gen Z to help parents engage in important conversations.

Join Dr. Cheryl Mack as she discusses the five core needs of younger children and how parents can meet those needs in practical ways.

Jill Kowalski on how her dad’s tough love changed the course of her life, dealing with loss, the frightening experience of a natural disaster, and what it means to lead worship.

Part Two of NFL veteran Stefen Wisniewski’s takes on football, meeting expectations, waiting on God, trusting in God’s plan, and finding identity in Jesus.

Join me in a conversation with Anna Mares, a college sophomore at Wheaton College. We discuss the mindset of the Gen Z generation.