Interviews

Christ called his disciples to follow Him in order to become fishers of men. If we are truly a disciple of Christ, we should be engaged in disciple-making. Join Michael as he chats with Discipleship Pastor, Mark Irving, about practical ways to begin obeying Christ’s command to make disciples.

Christ didn’t give us a command to make disciples without giving us an example to follow. Dann Spader, author of 4 Chair Discipling and Walking As Jesus Walked, shares how we can look to Christ’s example as a model for disciple-making.

There are approximately 900 printed English translations and paraphrases of the Bible. What is the story behind the first English translation and how we arrived with so many versions today? A conversation with Dr. Ed Blum, General Editor and Translator of the Holman Christian Standard Bible.

A conversation about the progress of racial reconciliation in America and the church, racially charged current events, Black Lives Matters, and what our response should be as followers of Christ.

The Greatest Message in the world deserves to be told on the most influential medium, in the best way possible. An interview with Dallas Jenkins, writer, director, producer of award-winning faith-based films. His latest film, “The Resurrection of Gavin Stone” hits theaters January 20th.

If you could do it all over again, what would you do more of? Less of? What’s a life lesson you’re desperate to pass on? Join Michael in studio with Jon Gauger as he discuss his book, “If You Could Do It All Over Again…” and shares the insight and advice he gathered from dozens of Christian leaders.

How do we practically fight the attitude of comparison in the age of social media where we constantly compare our reality with others’ highlight reels? Join Michael in studio with Rachel Cruze, author of “Love Your Life, Not Theirs” and Dave Ramsey Personality.

A lesson in American history and government from Bob McEwen and a plea to “IDK” millennials (and other confused, apathetic and undecided voters) to join a party and vote from Katie Thompson.

How do we stand resolutely on the Bible and consider public policy as a way to love our neighbors, seek the welfare of the city, and be an agent of positive change? How could that impact the way we vote in the 2016 presidential election?

If we step back from the candidates and consider the issues, how does the Bible direct our perspective on abortion, same sex marriage, gun control, immigration and health care? Find out in this interview with Dr. Darrell Bock, author of “How Would Jesus Vote?”