Don Harper returns to the show to talk about the impact of his book, "Blessed Is The Man." The story of his African-American farmer father and a white banker in the late 1930s in Alabama is still affecting lives today. What lessons can WE learn? Listen and find out!

In Part 2 of our interview with Travis Orndorff, he dives deeper into his relationship with Christ and what finally brought him fully to the foot of the cross. Travis also talks about his current ministry. Plus, keeping live the legacy of his father - Mr. Wonderful, Paul Orndorff.

When you're the son of professional wrestler Mr. Wonderful, Paul Orndorff, you get a front row seat to all sorts of life lessons. Some took for Travis Orndorff, and some didn't. At least for a while. In Part 1 of our interview, Travis talks about growing up with a legend for a father, and how his walk with Jesus strayed off the straight and narrow.

There are many ways to spread the Gospel. Including...professional wrestling? Yes, says Jody Powell. Jody tells us about the small, independent company that uses family-friendly wrestling events to bring people to Jesus.

Seeing as how we welcomed a new radio affiliate this week - WPIL, 91.7 FM in Heflin, Ala, - we thought it would be a good idea to share Dan's testimony. Hear how Jesus delivered him from a life that was falling further and further into a sinful abyss. Jesus' grace truly is amazing!

Warren Mainard heads up a nonprofit called Impact Players, which teaches and equips men to be Biblical husbands and fathers. Learn about the organization, Warren's passion for it, and his own testimony, in this episode!

Jamie Murphy's ministries focus on one primary goal - equipping men to be the Biblical husbands and fathers the Bible calls us to be. We talk to Jamie about Men By Design, his youth camps, and much more in this episode.

Mike Tilley is the Chief Marketing and Communications Officer for Leading The Way with Dr. Michael Yousef. He talks with us about LTW's urgency to get the gospel to the entire world, using technology as a way to reach even to most remote areas. Oh...they use AI, too. Great discussion!