Ever wonder what it looks like to bring hope and healing into one of America’s most misunderstood and underserved communities? On today’s broadcast, Dr. Zach Clinton sits down with licensed professional clinical counselor Rachel Allison to explore how God called her into culturally sensitive work with the Amish and Anabaptist community in rural Ohio. Rachel shares the beauty and complexity of Amish life, the unique mental health challenges many face, and how trauma-informed counseling and equine-assisted therapy are opening doors traditional talk therapy often can’t. It’s a moving conversation about faith, trust, and being God’s hands and feet where it’s needed most.

When the place meant to feel like home becomes a source of pain, the wounds can be deep. Dr. Zach Clinton sits down with licensed professional counselor Chris Allison to explore the realities of church hurt, religious trauma, and what it looks like to heal through understanding, healthy boundaries, and trauma-informed care. Together, they help listeners see that healing is possible and that faith can be rebuilt with the right support.

On the 25th anniversary of the day that altered our nation forever, Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with colleagues and trauma experts Jennifer Ellers and Jim Cress to reflect on their experiences providing first-response mental health care in Manhattan in September 2001. Though years have passed, they share how for them, and for all who were impacted by the attacks, the memories and stories from 9/11 and the days that followed will remain with them forever.

Dr. Zach Clinton is joined backstage at a recent Extraordinary Women event by author and talk-show host Sheila Walsh, as she reflects on the powerful message God has placed on her heart for women everywhere. She challenges listeners to consider what they call themselves, because when our identity is rooted as children of God, everything changes, including how we live out what we’ve been given. It’s a compelling reminder of who we are and why it matters.

Drs. Tim and Zach Clinton sit down with Christian singer-songwriter Olivia Lane for a conversation about what it looks like to go from searching to truly surrendering. She shares her journey from atheism to faith, and how through therapy, honest questions, and unexpected encounters with truth, she came to know Jesus in a deeply personal way. Olivia reflects on healing, identity, and the freedom that comes when we stop trying to have it all figured out and simply lay everything at the altar.

For David and Steve Green, family has always been a priority, and they extend that same value to their Hobby Lobby employees. In part 2 of this conversation with Dr. Tim Clinton, the Greens reflect on times when standing firm in their biblical convictions came at great risk. They weathered those storms by praying for God’s deliverance, like Daniel in the lions’ den, while also preparing to endure hardship, like Job. For the Greens, it has never been just about business, but about holding fast to their faith and trusting God with every outcome.

In 1970, David and Barbara Green took out a $600 loan to make miniature picture frames and sell them from their home. Two years later, they opened the first Hobby Lobby store. Today, the company now has more than 1,000 stores and 40,000 employees nationwide. In part 1 of this conversation with Dr. Tim Clinton, CEO David Green and his son Steve Green, now the company’s president, share how they view retail as a platform for ministry. They discuss their commitment to fulfilling their calling as faithful stewards and bold witnesses for Christ.

Dr. Tim Clinton talks with former Marine and Mighty Oaks Foundation founder Chad Robichaux about the powerful story behind his book, Saving Aziz. Over the course of eight tours in Afghanistan, Chad built a close friendship with Aziz, an interpreter who risked his life helping U.S. forces and hoped for a better life for his family. When the U.S. withdrew and Aziz’s life was in danger, Chad led an effort to get Aziz and others out of the country. What began as a mission to save one family eventually helped more than 17,000 people reach safety. It’s an inspiring reminder to us all that faith, courage, and compassion can change lives.

Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with renowned researcher George Barna to discuss sobering insights from new research showing that only a small percentage of Christians hold a truly biblical worldview, raising questions about the church’s readiness for revival. Together, they challenge listeners to move beyond belief into living and thinking like Christ while confronting difficult truths often avoided today. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation—tune in and be part of the change.

Has our nation lost its way? Dr. Rick Rigsby, motivational speaker and theologian, believes there is still hope in genuine faith and devotion to God that he sees in a growing number of people today. Dr. Rigsby visits with Dr. Tim Clinton to discuss one of the most pervasive obstacles preventing us from closeness with the Lord—what he calls spiritual dullness. Using the book of Micah, Rick illustrates the dangers of distraction and shares how to combat misguided pursuits of idolatry instigated by the enemy. He encourages listeners to find peace and comfort in knowing that, despite life’s challenges and pain, God is always in control.