Dylan Novak, aka the Celebrity Evangelist, was called into a unique ministry when he was 13 years old - share the gospel with the rich and famous. In Part 1 of our interview, we discuss how it came about, surrendering to God's call, and begin an intriguing story about his encounter with Ozzy Osborne.

The Summer Replay Series is over! We are back with all new episodes, beginning with this week's conversation with Shane Pruitt. Shane's new study - Not My Jesus - compares the "Jesus" created by culture to the real Jesus of the Bible. Don't miss this one!

In the finale of our summer replay series, we flash back to an interview with Lee Strobel. The former atheist-turned-Christian, Strobel had a new book coming out when the interview was done - "The Case For Heaven." As always, he was both entertaining and thought-provoking.

Laura Perry Smalts had bought into the transgender deception, living for an extended period of time as a man. But God used her mother's church group begin working on her heart, and remind Laura of her true identity. Now married, she and her husband have their own ministry. A must listen!

As our Summer Replay Series continues, we revisit a conversation with Richard Blackaby. Carrying on the work of his late father, Henry, Richard continues to teach and preach all across the country. And all these years later, "Experiencing God" is still changing lives.

Our Summer Replay Series continues with Part 2 of the interview with Fred and Teri Stanfield. After the loss of son Bryce, a rising senior football player at Furman University, the Stanfields rely on the peace that can only come from God. And Teri becomes an ambassador for blood clot awareness.

This week, our Summer Replay Series takes us back to Part 1 of our two-part conversation with Fred and Teri Stanfield. Their son Bryce, a football player at Furman University, died unexpectedly in Feb. 2024. Through their heartbreak, they share examples of God's grace. And for Teri, a new mission.

In this week's Summer Replay, we revisit our conversation with Matthew Gilstrap. A fire fighter in Travelers Rest, SC, Matthew had no idea how an early-morning call to Furman University would change his life forever - and allow him to offer comfort to grieving parents.