Pastor Ed Young sits down with Dallas Jenkins — creator and director of The Chosen — for the remarkable story of how the most-watched series about Jesus was born out of a career failure. Dallas shares the movie that bombed, the “loaves and fishes” message that reached him from two people on opposite sides of the world, and the “impossible math” that followed. Plus: why the church stifles creativity, a masterclass on storytelling, and what’s next — The Chosen Season 6, a feature film, and the Moses series.

Pastor Ed Young sits down with Dr. Frank Turek — apologist, author of I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist and The War on Reality, and founder of Cross Examined — for a sharp conversation about defending the faith in a culture at war with truth. Frank explains why morality is the number one objection to Christianity today, shares the question that cuts through every objection, and reflects on mentoring Charlie Kirk and the legacy Erica Kirk is carrying forward. Plus: cultural Marxism, the truth about Islam and the Crusades, and why love means telling the truth.

Pastor Ed Young and Lisa Young sit down with David Nasser — teaching pastor, evangelist, and one of the sharpest voices on church culture — for a rich conversation about hospitality, evangelism, and the art of asking questions. David makes the case that biblical hospitality isn't a soft skill but spiritual warfare — love for the stranger, the church's greatest weapon in a hostile culture. Plus: why most people are two or three questions from a breakthrough, the difference between being interesting and interested, and how Fellowship Church built a culture of welcome from day one.

Pastor Ed Young sits down with Jonathan Isaac — Orlando Magic forward, founder of the UNITUS shoe brand, and the only NBA player to stand during the 2020 national anthem — for an honest conversation about courage, faith, and identity. Jonathan shares what was really going through his mind when he stood alone, how he battled anxiety and panic attacks even as a top recruit, and how he found his true identity in Christ rather than basketball. Plus the story behind his scripture-covered sneakers and the art of shot blocking.

Pastor Ed Young sits down with his son-in-law Sam for an honest, behind-the-scenes conversation about life in ministry and growing up as pastors' kids. Ed shares how the Holy Spirit opened him to the charismatic world — including meeting a young Brian Houston and the band Hillsong early on — and he and Sam compare their Baptist and Pentecostal backgrounds. Plus: why public speaking is most people's greatest fear, the discipline of preaching, and the hard parts of ministry nobody sees.

Pastor Ed Young sits down with Shane Winnings — CEO of Promise Keepers, former Army officer, and former cop — for a powerful conversation about biblical manhood, courage, and calling. Shane shares his journey from leading soldiers in Afghanistan to the weekend night shift as a cop, and the encounter with God that revealed the difference between a believer and a follower. Plus: why our culture produces weak men, what it means to be a priest, provider, and protector, and how to redefine what it means to win.

Pastor Ed Young sits down with Ryan Leak — speaker, author, and coach to NBA teams and Fortune 500 companies — for a story-filled conversation about failure, faith, and communication. Ryan shares the viral wedding that led to a call from Kobe Bryant, why he tried out for the Phoenix Suns, and what chasing failure taught him about beating the fear of failure. Plus a communication masterclass: studying your audience, preaching to the back of the room, and why faith at work matters most.

Pastor Ed Young sits down with Seth Gruber — pro-life apologist and founder of the White Rose Resistance — for a bold conversation about courage and conviction in a hostile culture. Seth tells the true story of Sophie Scholl and the Christian students who resisted the Nazis, unpacks the history of Athanasius tearing down Alexandria's infanticide walls, and challenges pastors on why they stay silent on abortion and culture. Plus: the difference between being saved and being "salty," and Seth's new film The Last Stand.