In Rachel Wojo’s latest book, “Desperate Prayers: Embracing the Power of Prayer in Life’s Darkest Moments,” she shares personal experiences of heartbreak and loss, opening up about how desperate prayers can be powerful pathways to peace.

Kurt Earl of Lincoln shares about family’s story as they process through the cancer diagnosis of his wife, Da’Nelle, and where God is in the midst of the hardest moments in life.

A popular podcast host, Nebraskan Jodi Blick talks about her grief journey after losing her son in 2013, and how God has provided for her every step of the way.

Alisa Childers (co-authored with Tim Barnett) wrote The Deconstruction of Christianity: What It Is, Why It’s Destructive and How to Respond. She talks about her story, how to stand your ground, and how to respond with clarity and confidence.

In a revisit of a conversation from earlier this year about the book, “Overflowing Joy: What Jesus Says About a Joy-Filled Life,” author and Bible teacher Tara Dew takes us to Jesus’ words in John 15 to reveal three surprising paths to a truly joy-filled life.

In a revisited conversation from last year, Susie Larson talks about one of her newest books, a 40-day devotional called, “Waking Up To The Goodness of God: 40 Days Toward Healing & Wholeness.”

Kristine Fischer, a bass angler who grew up in small town Nebraska, always gives glory to God when she has an audience on her growing platform. As a fisher of fish, God may also be using her to point others to THE fisher of souls.

Nathan is the author of “Gospel Generosity – Giving As An Act of Grace.” This book was written to help us think not about the duty of giving, but the joy of generosity with Kingdom focus, knowing that everything we have is God’s to use for His purposes.

Chris is the author of “Saving Your Church From Itself.” He joined us Tuesday to share about the impact of Church Boom and how your church might be one strategic move away from a breakthrough.

In a revisit of a conversation from last fall, Jason Young talks about the book he co-wrote, Don’t Burn Out, Burn Bright, from his years of ministry leadership and consulting experience.