Ron Hutchcraft discusses his book, “Hope When Your Heart Is Breaking,” a book that applies to anything that breaks our hearts, written after his wife died, unexpectedly, 5 years ago.

Anne Wilson, artist and performer of her debut single “My Jesus,” talks about the heart behind her music.

Food Fort founder Michaela Akridge shares about her non-profit ministry dedicated to serving children in under resourced neighborhoods with meals while long-term relationships are built.

Andy Allan, writer and Cru staff member in Lincoln, shares insights about what he’s learned in his early years of parenting.

Julie Brenton is the teaching director for Community Bible Study in Grand Island and talks about God at work through her service there.

Andy Crouch, father and author of “The Tech-Wise Family: Everyday Steps for Putting Technology in Its Proper Place,” has great insights about navigating technology and handling it within our families.

John Mulholland, lead pastor of WestWay Christian Church in the Panhandle of Nebraska, talks about the work of God in and through his life and through WestWay.

Tom Doyle, president and founder of Uncharted Ministries, discusses the need for more workers in the mission fields of the unreached and unengaged in some of the world’s most difficult to reach areas.

Lauren Eberspacher of Milford, a wife, mom, and blogger at “From Blacktop to Dirt Road,” talks about the ability to find an ally, why it is important, and what it looks like.

Jessica Hotz, co-founder of Activate Global, MyBridge to the Nations, talks about helping to correct the great imbalance, about what it looks like, and how we can be part of it.