In this heartfelt and inspiring episode, Pastor Dave Dooley walks us through the seasons of his life—moments of calling, challenge, family, and redemption. With wisdom forged through decades of ministry and an authentic love for Jesus, Pastor Dave shares how Christ has revealed Himself again and again: as the One who calls, equips, restores, and sends.

Whether you're discerning a call, walking through suffering, or longing for deeper purpose, this conversation reminds us that Jesus is present in every season—and that His grace is enough.

In the third episode of “Chasing Grace with Vince Sharp,” we are honored to welcome Pastor Chris Davis to the conversation. Chris is a dedicated children’s pastor at First Church of God in Mount Sterling, Kentucky. With 21 years of ministry experience. Chris is passionate about guiding children towards a relationship with God.

Pastor Chris shares his heartfelt insights on the critical role of building relationships with children and modeling a life of faith. He emphasizes the importance of loving first, believing that instilling faith in children can transform families and, ultimately, communities. His powerful quote from this episode, “the church impacted my life before Jesus saved it,” encapsulates his journey and the profound influence of faith in shaping lives.

Join us as we dive into the significance of nurturing faith in the younger generation and explore how these foundational experiences can lead to a ripple effect of spiritual growth within families and beyond. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that highlights the transformative power of love and faith in action.

In the second episode of "Chasing Grace with Vince Sharp," we are privileged to hear the remarkable faith journey of Dr. Todd Hartch. A professor of History at Eastern Kentucky University, Dr. Hartch holds a B.A. in English, an M.A.R. in Divinity, and a Ph.D. in History from Yale University. His research focuses on the religious history of Latin America, and he brings a wealth of knowledge to his teaching and writing.

Dr. Hartch shares his personal faith journey, highlighting the significance of Christian history and exploring themes from his current book, which addresses the challenges associated with "liberal theology."

His notable works include A Time to Build Anew: How to Find the True, Good, and Beautiful in America, Roman Catholicism: A Tradition in Transition (part of the Bloomsbury Religion in North America series), Understanding World Christianity: Mexico, and contributions to The Cambridge History of Religions in Latin America, edited by Virginia Garrard-Burnett, Paul Freston, and Stephen C. Dove. He has also written for the Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception.

Join us as we reflect on the bonds that unite us as followers of Christ and discover how our unique narratives can inspire others on their own journeys. Tune in for an uplifting conversation that celebrates the wisdom of the past while looking forward to the future.