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Sue Dismang returns with fresh insight into what she calls “fierce beauty” — the strength that flows from knowing we are fiercely loved by God. Drawing from scripture, Hebrew word studies, motherhood, and her years of ministry, Sue reminds us that God’s love (ḥesed) is relentless, restorative, and stronger than shame.

With stories of children whose prayers sparked miracles, communities built on compassion, and lessons learned through both offense and forgiveness, Sue reveals how love transforms the way we fight life’s battles. This episode is an invitation to lay down judgment, embrace trust, and live boldly in the fierce beauty of God’s love.

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What does it really mean to live under an open heaven? In this conversation, Renee Tzur explains that sonship is more than a title—it’s a lifestyle of intimacy, consecration, and friendship with God. He shares how stepping into God’s presence isn’t just about asking for things but about cultivating daily relationship at the altar.

Renee also unpacks the dangers of building “successful” lives, churches, or even ministries outside God’s presence, pointing back to Cain’s descendants as the first example of a civilization birthed without Him. He challenges us to see joy not as entertainment or hype, but as the fruit of dwelling with God.

Along the way, he introduces the ancient practice of “shut away” prayer—seasons of intentionally closing off distractions to seek God alone. With personal stories of prayer encounters, fasting, visions, and even divine appointments in everyday places like grocery stores, Rene paints a picture of a life lived fully dependent on God.

This episode will stir you to move from being just a servant to becoming a true friend of God—and to consider what you might lay down to walk more deeply in His presence.

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In this eye-opening and thought provoking conversation, Rene Hardy sits down with missionary and hidden intercessor, Renee Zur, to talk about God’s heart for nations and the urgency of prayer in our time. From Uganda to England to Chicago to Southern Illinois, Renee shares his remarkable journey of being called by God to America, the dreams and divine appointments that brought him here, and the conviction that a new wave of revival and reformation is coming.

Together, they dive deep into the difference between the gospel of salvation and the gospel of the kingdom, the importance of discerning the body of Christ beyond denominations, and how prayer altars—both personal and corporate—can shift cities and even nations. With raw honesty and spiritual insight, this episode challenges us to return to prayer, fasting, and radical discipleship as the foundation for true transformation.

If you’ve ever wondered how prayer really changes things—or what it looks like to live as part of God’s kingdom beyond Sunday morning—this episode will stir your faith and inspire you to press deeper into God’s presence.

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This time, Rene sits with her friend, Jessica Holloman, for a conversation that blends honest struggle with stories of God’s hand at work in the waiting. Together, they explore what it means to believe God for good even when life doesn’t look the way we hoped. Jessica vulnerably shares her journey as a mother to her youngest son, Fennian, who was diagnosed with autism and once considered nonverbal. She opens up about the slow but miraculous progress she’s seen, the prayers answered in small but meaningful ways, and the lessons God has been teaching her through the waiting.

Drawing from Luke 7, Acts 4, Psalm 27, and Romans 5, they reflect on how faith is refined in seasons of delay and disappointment, and how God’s goodness is often revealed in the steady, unseen work He does in our hearts. Through stories of answered prayer, honest admissions of struggle, and moments of encouragement, this conversation offers hope to anyone who feels like they’ve been waiting too long for breakthrough. It’s a reminder that God’s promises are true, His presence is constant, and the goodness of the Lord can be seen even in the land of the living.

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In this continued conversation with Christine Frasier, we lean in deeper to the winding, grace-filled journey of healing she’s walking. We talk about the serenity prayer—how its simple words carry deep truth when life feels anything but peaceful. We open up about those quiet moments when something random in your house, a phrase or object you weren’t even looking for, suddenly speaks straight to your soul like a whisper from God.

This episode is about connecting the dots—between pain and peace, chaos and clarity, surrender and strength. It’s about trusting God in the dark, praying simple prayers that carry us when we don’t have the words, and learning to listen for the sacred in the everyday. Even when we don’t know what’s coming next, we hold fast to the One who does.

Whether you’re in a season of waiting, wondering, or slowly mending, this conversation is a gentle reminder: God is near, and He’s weaving something beautiful—even here.

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“We walk by faith, not by sight.” These words from 2 Corinthians 5:7 carry a different weight when you’re in the thick of it—when the road ahead is foggy, broken, and full of unknowns.

In this soul-stirring conversation, Christine Frashier shares her journey of healing—not as a perfectly wrapped testimony, but as a living, breathing story of choosing faith in the middle of deep uncertainty. She speaks of the moments where sight failed, but trust carried her forward. Where questions remained unanswered, but God still remained.

This episode is an invitation for anyone who’s ever wrestled with what it means to keep going—not because things are clear, but because you’ve learned that even in the dark, God is still worthy of your trust.

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In this raw and wisdom-filled conversation, Mary Jo and I sit down to reflect on life, faith, and the fire we once carried when we were walking closely together. From the Word of God to surviving breast cancer—and everything in between—we dive deep into what it looks like to follow Jesus through real-life pain and redemption.

Mary Jo opens up about the trauma of sexual abuse and the journey that led her to identify with the woman at the well—thirsty for truth, seen by Jesus, and radically changed. We talk honestly about salvation, deliverance, forgiveness, and what it means to sit with Jesus in our doubt and healing.

This episode is for anyone who needs to know they’re not alone in their story. There’s power in vulnerability, and beauty in the process.

If something in this episode speaks to you, share it with a friend—or message us with your own story or what’s burning on your heart for the Lord. We’d love to hear from you.

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In this solo episode, I invite you into a quiet moment of reflection and prayer—an honest glimpse into my own walk with God. We talk about what it means to pursue a biblical Christianity, one that sometimes looks very different from what we see around us today.

I read and reflect on Psalm 25 and Psalm 91, asking what it means to truly desire God’s ways and to trust Him as our deliverer and provider. There’s prayer—for our families, our city, our state, and our country—and a call to remember that God is still leading those who want to be taught. This episode is personal, prayerful, and rooted in a longing for deeper connection with the heart of God.

If there’s something burning in your heart for the Lord—something He’s been stirring in you—I’d love to hear it. This is an open invitation to come share your story, your prayers, your wrestles and joys. This space was made for voices like yours.