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.

Jesus was the ultimate man’s man—a rugged carpenter with calloused hands who boldly drove the money changers out of the Temple with a whip. Yet He also uplifted and empowered women, a radical and countercultural act in His time. In part 2 of this 2-part series, Dr. Tim Clinton and Max Davis—co-authors of Take It Back: Reclaiming Biblical Manhood —explore the strength and character of biblical men. While today’s culture may try to sideline Christian men, this message encourages them to rise up with courage, faith, and a renewed commitment to lead their families well.

Hollywood and popular culture often portray fathers as toxic or incompetent, promoting a narrative that diminishes their true value. In response to these harmful misrepresentations, Dr. Tim Clinton and Max Davis—co-authors of Take It Back: Reclaiming Biblical Manhood — compelling research that highlights the vital role of strong, godly fathers. Part 1 of this 2-part series is a powerful reminder of the profound impact a present, faith-filled father can have on the life of a child.

Dr. Tim and Zach Clinton are joined by their long-time friend, Pastor Tim Timberlake, following his powerful message at the Ignite Men’s Impact Weekend, where he challenged men to break free from living in the “almost.” Pastor Tim explains that too many men fall short of fully following God or embracing His calling on their lives. Yet he shares a message of hope: men across the country are waking up to their untapped potential, breaking free from spiritual chains, and stepping into their roles as godly leaders in their homes, workplaces, and churches. Don’t believe the cultural lie that you’re too insignificant to create real change—it only takes one man to make a difference.

Zach Clinton sits down with Ryan Dobson—yes, that Dobson—for a powerful conversation about what it was like growing up in the shadow of a faith giant. Ryan opens up about the pivotal moments that deepened his relationship with the Lord and how his father’s legacy shaped, but didn’t define, his own journey. While having godly parents was a gift, it was the personal foundation Ryan built that sustained him through life’s hardest seasons—including his wife’s fight through four battles with cancer. Don’t miss part two of this two-part series, filled with honesty, hope, and a whole lot of faith.