Twenty-five years ago Bill Oudemolen was pastoring a church about five minutes away from Columbine High School. When word of the shooting got out, he found himself on site ministering and aiding students and others while the situation was still ongoing. All these years later, Oudemolen reflects on that horrible day, the effects it had on him and others in his circle of influence, and - strange as it sounds - some good that emerged from the tragedy. Check it out!

Rocky Shipes played four sports in college, three professional sports, and is a 5-time golf trick shot world champion. Yet all of that pales in comparison to his passion for Jesus. Get ready for a fun, challenging conversation on this episode!

For years Laura Perry Smalts lived as "Jake." But as much as she wanted to be a man, it never felt right. Then she found Jesus, and through Him she was reminded of her true identity - her identity in Christ. Now she's married and has started a new ministry - Eden's Redemption - with husband Perry. Check it out!

When Kelly Seigler and Cold Justice couldn't solve his grandmother's 33-year old murder, Tim Kimsey's faith wasn't shaken. Hear how her death led him to ministry, and what God has done and is doing through Kimsey. It's Romans 8:28 being lived out for all to see!

Bobby Dobson died in 2019, but his passion for Jesus and helping others is a legacy that lives on today. From coming to Christ after a personal tragedy, to giving away millions of dollars, hear Dobson's story in his own words - and those of one of his closest friends, Brent Sanders.

In this week's episode, Dan shares a talk he gave in early 2022 at a leadership conference - "What Jesus Teaches Us About Communication." It comes from the Easter-themed story of Christ with the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Key word? Join, Listen, and Change!

A year ago the church pastored by Mike Moran burned to the ground. This not too long after he and his wife lost their adult son. But through it all, the Congregational Church of Eastford, Ct. continues to be a beacon of light in a region of the country that is largely darkened to the gospel. How this church has become an indispensable part of the community - without compromising the gospel - is an amazing story. Check it out!

Redd Martin's stat line: 32 rehab facilities, 8 psychiatric hospitals, 6 jails, 5 suidice attempts, and 8 friends who died from substance abuse. Then Jesus! Now, Redd and his wife feed over 200 homeless people in Greenville, SC, every Sunday through his nonprofit "Sunday Dinner With A Twist." You've got to hear this one!