Dr. Zach Clinton is joined by Becky Thompson, founder of the Midnight Mom Devotional community, to discuss what she calls a “watershed moment” taking place within the church and among moms everywhere. Becky believes we’re living in a turning point where God is calling believers to be bold in their faith and for mothers to recognize the power of their leadership within the home. She reminds moms that even in a broken culture, the mission remains the same—to build their families on the living Word of God.

Dr. Zach Clinton sits down with Dr. Mark Crear to talk about finding faith and resilience in life’s hardest seasons. Dr. Crear shares how God’s hand was at work even in his darkest moments—protecting him, guiding him, and writing a bigger story than he could see. He reminds us that when we’re walking by faith, we don’t need to see the light at the end of the tunnel, because God is already there with us, calling us to keep moving forward and trust His plan.

Dr. Zach Clinton welcomes in Pastor Tim Timberlake for a hope-filled conversation about foundational truths found in Tim’s new book, The Bumpy Road to Better . Tim shares how big challenges and hardships in life can become moments when Christ draws us near and our faith is refined. Zach and Tim talk about the importance of belief over performance, and Tim reminds us that only God’s presence can truly sustain us. Tim also shares about his new podcast, Street Preachers , which encourages believers to boldly live out and biblical truth in today’s world.

Dr. Zach Clinton sits down with Dr. Alan Weissenbacher, author of The Brain Change Program , to discuss how faith and neuroscience intersect to bring healing and renewal. Drawing from his six-step model and his own recent hardships, Dr. Weissenbacher explains how we can retrain our brains to overcome depression, anxiety, and fear by redirecting our thoughts and learning to “pray forward” toward hope. He also shares how creating mental “memorials” of God’s faithfulness anchors us during seasons of suffering and reminds us that healing, peace, and growth are possible when we align our minds with the truth of God’s Word.

What if living with heaven in mind could change the way we live and the way we die? Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with Dr. Pamela Pyle, a board-certified internal medicine physician, author, and medical missions leader, to talk about her book Anticipating Heaven: Living with Eternity in View . Dr. Pamela shares the story of a patient who opened her eyes to what it means to “die well” and how living with eternity in view brings urgency to the gospel, draws us closer to God, and reshapes how we face loss. This conversation offers comfort and hope to those nearing life’s end or walking beside a loved one, reminding us that as believers, we can truly praise our way home.

At the start of Pastor Appreciation Month, Dr. Zach Clinton sits down with Jonathan Falwell, Senior Pastor of Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia, and Chancellor of Liberty University. Pastor Jonathan talks about the dangers of doing ministry in isolation and invites pastors, ministry leaders, church volunteers, and all believers in need of encouragement to attend the free Refuel Conference at TRBC on October 6–7. His message is clear: we are not called to serve alone, and our role in the church is to glorify God rather than seek worldly recognition, because our true validation comes from Him. To learn more about the conference, visit refuel.org.

Chris Tomlin is one of the most influential worship leaders and artists of our time. With his 18th album releasing tomorrow, he joins Drs. Tim and Zach Clinton for an exclusive conversation about his life, calling, and career. His story is a testimony of how God orchestrates every moment, talent, and circumstance He blesses us with for His glory and our good. In this interview, Chris shares the heart behind The King Is Still the King , a timely reminder to turn our hearts back to worship no matter what is happening in the world. He points us back to the truth of 2 Corinthians 12: “His power is made perfect in our weakness.”

In part two of their conversation, Dr. Zach Clinton welcomes back singer, worship leader, and teaching pastor Charles Billingsley to uncover the power of living with margin and finding true rest in God. Through a season of suffering and renewal, Charles discovered that chasing recognition pales in comparison to abiding daily in the Lord’s presence—and he lives to that truth with others. Let his story inspire you to slow down, seek solitude, and discover the peace only Christ can provide.

In part one of this 2-part series, Dr. Zach Clinton sits down with singer, worship leader, and teaching pastor Charles Billingsley to reflect on a lifetime of music, ministry, and faith. Charles shares how God revealed his calling at a young age, blending his passions for music and preaching to impact lives around the globe through thousands of concerts and speaking engagements. Though he has received many accolades, Charles reminds us that true impact often comes through personal, one-on-one ministry rather than the spotlight. Let his story inspire you to embrace God’s calling on your life and discover how He can use ordinary conversations to change lives.

From a childhood marked by brokenness to leading one of the fastest-growing churches in America, Pastor Shawn Johnson from Red Rocks Church has a story of hope and resilience. In this conversation with Dr. Zach Clinton, he shares how God has redeemed his deepest struggles, including seasons of anxiety, depression, and even a life-changing diagnosis, for a purpose greater than he could imagine and to encourage others walking through hard times.