How can Christians make their homes a place that reflects their faith?

Author and Founder of Every Woman A Theologian Phylicia Masonheimer discusses the spiritual significance of home and hospitality as detailed in her new book, Every Home a Foundation. Phylicia explains how we can focus not on framing hospitality through entertaining others, but welcoming and blessing them instead.

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Students are finding their faith on college campuses all across the country.

Founder and visionary of UniteUs Tonya Prewett shares what it was like to witness these revivals and hear the joyous testimonies from students. She discusses her efforts to spread the Gospel and shares how God's miracles are giving people new life.

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It's easy to get caught up in the business of life - but it's important to remember that throughout all the craziness, God still loves you.

NYT best-selling author Bob Goff shares how you can find joy within your faith as detailed in his new book, Catching Whimsy: 365 Days of Possibility. Bob reminds listeners that we're more than just the plans we make for ourselves, and that we can find hope and inspiration in all God has in store for us.

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Worship Leader Jasmine Christmas Brady and her mother, Pastor Candy Hemphill Christmas join to discuss how we can get our hearts and spirits ready for the Christmas season.

Candy opens up about her battle with depression and shares how her faith and good works changed her. Later, Jasmine provides a glimpse into inspiration behind her latest album, "Lover of My Soul," as well as her Bible study podcast, "Wholly Holy."

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How can you rebuild trust that keeps getting broken?

Best-selling author and President of Proverbs 31 Ministries Lysa TerKerust provides a guide for women to learn how to trust themselves and others in her new book, I Want to Trust You, But I Don't. Lysa opens up about the betrayals she experienced throughout her life and shares how being vulnerable and overcoming her struggles allowed her to build a deeper

relationship with God.

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Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) joins Shannon to share her life story and the importance of overcoming adversity as detailed in her new book, God Calls Us To Do Hard Things.

Senator Britt reflects on the moments that challenged her strength, faith & courage, and explains how tackling these challenges shaped her character. Later, she looks ahead to the upcoming year on Capitol Hill and discusses the change she hopes to bring with the new Senate.

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While the 2024 election season has come to a close, the holiday season is fast approaching. As people process the results at hand, how can we have compassion for those with whom we disagree?

Author and Pastor of Church of the City Dr. Darren Whitehead reminds people not to gloat, but instead, to have conversations and listen to people in order to unite during an otherwise divided time. Later, he discusses the benefits of taking a break from technology as outlined in his book, The Digital Fast.

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Today's guest reminds us that gratitude can be found in any moment. 

While election season is upon us and the holiday season quickly approaches, it is easy to get swept up in the chaos of life. In his new book, A Million Little Miracles, Author and Pastor Mark Batterson persuades readers to look for God's tiny miracles hidden in plain sight.

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While empathy is key to having a compassionate society, it's also

something that can be easily exploited by politics and personal agendas.

Author, speaker, and podcast host Allie Beth Stuckey explains

how progressives manipulate stories and political positions to appear loving.

In her new book, Toxic Empathy, she explains how Christians can look

back to God's definition of love as an example of how to live their lives.

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It's never too early to talk about Christmas!

Christian singer-songwriter Matthew West joins Shannon for a conversation about how we can find our spiritual homes this Christmas season. In his new book, Come Home for Christmas, Matthew explains that our excitement about the magic of the holidays doesn't need to end with our childhoods, and that we can continue to find love, peace, and joy in our relationships with God.

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Shannon is joined by Navy SEAL veteran and best-selling author Jack Carr for a look back at the 1983 Marine barracks bombings in his new nonfiction book, Targeted: Beirut.

Jack unpacks the generational impact of the devastating terror attacks on servicemembers and how it not only changed the course of history, but also influenced U.S. foreign policy. Later, he and Shannon look at the recent events unfolding in the Middle East and discuss how the events explain what's happening in the world today.

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