Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with a champion for the gospel, Herb Fisher, to reflect on the life and legacy of Dr. James Dobson, who recently went home to be with the Lord. Herb was a close personal friend to Jim and Shirley Dobson, and their families shared years of travel, ministry, and fellowship together. He shares insight into the heart and impact of his friend, the man behind the microphone. Tim and Herb exchange stories of Doc’s faith, growing up as the son of a traveling pastor, his deep commitment to evangelism, his love for his wife and their children, and the countless lives he touched through decades of ministry. It’s a moving tribute to a beloved friend whose impact will be felt for generations.

On the 24th 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 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 sits down with Liberty University Head Football Coach Jamey Chadwell to discuss life on and off the field as a new season begins. Coach Chadwell views his career as a mission field, where God is continually at work in his life and in the lives of his players. Through every high and low of coaching, he stays anchored by prioritizing his role as a husband and father above all else.

Pastor and comedian Dennis Swanberg joins Dr. Tim Clinton to discuss his new book, It’s Up to You: Pass It On , and the importance of using your gifts at every stage of life. He shares uplifting stories about faith, family, aging, and the power of laughter. Dennis encourages listeners—especially baby boomers—to stay engaged, live with purpose, and leave a legacy that impacts the next generation.

Dr. Tim Clinton welcomes Ken Harrison, CEO of WaterStone and author of Rise of the Servant Kings and A Daring Faith in a Cowardly World , for a conversation about living boldly for Christ. Fresh off Father’s Day weekend, Ken offers a timely challenge, especially for men, to lead with conviction and courage.

This Father’s Day weekend, Dr. Tim Clinton is joined by counselor and founder of The ABBA Project, Dr. Michelle Watson Canfield. After feeling prompted by God to help turn the hearts of fathers to their children, Dr. Michelle has dedicated her life’s work to doing just that. If you’re a dad, her message is clear: be the hero your daughter needs. Stay present. Don’t pull away as she grows. And if you’ve experienced father wounds, tune in for a practical healing framework, H.E.A.L., and be reminded that you have a Heavenly Father who adores you.

Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with motivational speaker and author Dustin Rivenbark to explore how God’s truth carried him through devastating loss, identity struggles, and a transformative journey of faith. From the oil fields of the Gulf to the heartbreak of losing a child, Dustin shares how God’s Word—particularly the story of Joshua—became his lifeline, and how it can become yours as well.

For David and Steve Green, family has always been a priority, which is why they extend that 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. In 2012, when the Affordable Care Act required businesses to provide contraceptives, they refused to compromise their pro-life beliefs, despite the threat of a $1 million-per-day fine. Steve Green, Hobby Lobby’s president, shares how they prayed for God’s deliverance, like Daniel in the lion’s den, while also preparing to endure hardship, like Job. In 2014, God answered their prayers with a Supreme Court victory. 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 a $600 loan to make and sell picture frames out of their home. Two years later, they opened the first Hobby Lobby store. Today, the company has over 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, the president, how they view retail as a platform for ministry. They discuss their commitment to giving away large portions of Hobby Lobby’s profits, keeping stores closed on Sundays, and placing Christ-centered newspaper ads on Christmas and Easter—all to fulfill their calling as faithful stewards and bold witnesses for Christ.

Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with Rachel Faulkner Brown for a moving conversation about her journey through unimaginable loss. Widowed twice by the age of 31, Rachel shares how she navigated grief while raising two young children and how her pain ultimately gave rise to purpose through the founding of Never Alone Widows . Her mission is clear: “For the whole church’s eyes to be activated to widows—because they’re everywhere.” We pray this conversation brings comfort to those who have lost a spouse and equips the rest of us to better love and support the widows in our lives.