The current crisis has certainly further ushered in online education. But will this trend continue? Our guests, Ben Merkle and Len Munsil, Christian University Presidents, offer their predictions and share hope for an awakening and resurgence of…
A crisis like the one we are currently all experiencing exposes your foundation. Our guest, Dr. Johnny Parker, takes us on an eye-opening journey of what God is up to in our lives during a time such as this. He paints a vivid picture using…
Guest and former AZ congressman, J.D. Hayworth, lends us his take on the times we’re in, shares some insights into the political and media world and gives a little history lesson. Co-host, Debbie Wuthnow, takes us behind the scenes of iVoterGuide…
We are living in unprecedented times. Our guest, Ben Ungerman, Deputy Chief of Staff for a US Congressman, shares how surrounding himself with like-minded confidants in his Forum on a weekly basis…
A unique friendship forged on a plane. Our guests, Hans Finzel and his friend, Patrick Kelly, shed light on bridging generational gaps, especially between the boomers and the millennials.
Our guest, Bill Simpson, shares how leaders in the marketplace, whether they are men or women reporting to one another, can apply the Biblical principles of love & respect without getting into compromising situations.
Our guest, Shun Lee Fong, shares that part of our job is being a co-creator with Him. How do we apply this approach in every vocation, and as leaders, foster an environment where employees…
What if God called you to leave everything and start anew halfway around the world? Or just across the country? Could you? Could you discern God’s voice?
The gaps, even chasms, between the generations, from the Boomers to Generation Z, can be bridged, and our guest, Jessica Stollings, discusses how we can do this, and unleash greater leadership…
Dr. Juli Slattery, one-time co-host of the Focus on the Family Broadcast, guides us into an aspect of our lives that has enormous impact on who we are and how we lead, yet receives very little…
