Your family’s future doesn’t have to be shaped by its past. Dr. Zach Clinton sits down with Jim Burns, founder of HomeWord, as he reveals that the key to raising up the next generation in the way of the Lord is to properly equip parents to lead faith-filled homes. Jim explains why honest conversations about media, sexual integrity, and faith, paired with modeling a healthy marriage and relationship with God, help ensure faith is not just taught, but caught—because experience is often a better teacher than advice.
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Breaking the Silence: Men, Trauma, and the Power of Brotherhood
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.
Is the Church Ready for Revival?
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.
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Strong Marriages and Confident Parenting in Every Season of Life
Your family’s future doesn’t have to be shaped by its past. Dr. Zach Clinton sits down with Jim Burns, founder of HomeWord, as he reveals that the key to raising up the next generation in the way of the Lord is to properly equip parents to lead faith-filled homes. Jim explains why honest conversations about media, sexual integrity, and faith, paired with modeling a healthy marriage and relationship with God, help ensure faith is not just taught, but caught—because experience is often a better teacher than advice.
Breaking the Silence: Men, Trauma, and the Power of Brotherhood
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.
Is the Church Ready for Revival?
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.
Raw Faith: What Happens When God Picks a Fight
Dr. Tim Clinton is joined by Kasey Van Norman, licensed professional counselor, author, and the founder of the Made Well House, for an inspiring conversation about her testimony. Kasey opens up about the many battles she’s faced in life—including a turbulent childhood, addiction, a rocky marriage, loss, and a fight with cancer—and how God met her where she was every single time. Kasey’s story is a reminder that God can restore even the most broken situations and use them for His glory.
Rise Up, Answer God’s Call, and Combat Spiritual Dullness
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.
Strong Dads, Strong Daughters… Strong Moms, Strong Sons
Parenting expert Dr. Meg Meeker joins Dr. Tim Clinton to discuss the latest research and techniques she has developed through years of experience as a pediatrician. Discover her 30-Day Challenge, designed to help parents navigate today’s cultural challenges, including gender confusion and the impact of social media. Drawing from her acclaimed book, Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters, Dr. Meeker encourages both dads and moms to step up and become the best parents they can be.
Keeping the Family Connected: Help Your Kids Cope with the Pressure of Everyday Life in a Fast-Paced World
The pace and pressure of everyday life can get us down. But for kids it can be even tougher. Listen as Dr. Gary Sibcy, a clinical psychologist who specializes in treating childhood disorders describes to Dr. Clinton the keys to help your kids cope in a fast-paced, complicated world. Learn the value of mealtime together, the importance of listening without directing, and how climbing into your child’s world for even 20 minutes each day will help the entire family feel connected. For such a time as this, stay strong, be engaged, and be encouraged!
Seeing God in the Supernatural
What does the Bible say about the supernatural? What about angelic encounters, miracles, and deathbed visions? Best-selling author and Christian apologist Lee Strobel set out to investigate these questions and more in his book, Seeing the Supernatural—because in a world captivated by the otherworldly, Christians need biblical discernment. In this conversation with Dr. Tim Clinton, Lee shares evidence-based accounts and unpacks what Scripture reveals about the mysteries of the unseen realm. It’s a powerful reminder of God’s presence in every part of our lives.
Is Your Love Tank Full?
For Dennis Swanberg, “America’s Minister of Encouragement,” making people laugh is about more than just entertainment—it’s a way to connect with others on a deeper level. Married to his wife Lauree for over 40 years and a father to two sons who have battled addictions, Dennis has learned that each trial we face is a lesson in faith. Tune in for this inspiring conversation with Dr. Tim Clinton on love, perseverance, and finding joy in the journey.
The Ministry of Motherhood
Moms shape more than just daily routines; they help shape the next generation. Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with bestselling author and speaker Rhonda Stoppe to talk about the powerful, often unseen ministry of motherhood and why moms are truly the first and most influential teachers in a child’s life. Rhonda offers encouragement for moms in the thick of hard seasons, reminding them that being “righteous” doesn’t mean being perfect, but instead recognizing our need for a Savior. Even in the midst of struggle, your story isn’t wasted—it may be the very thing God uses to encourage another mom.
About Dr. Tim Clinton
and Dr. Zach Clinton
Tim Clinton, Ed.D., LPC, LMFT, is President of The American Association of Christian Counselors, (AACC), the world’s largest and most diverse Christian counseling organization, with over 50,000 active members and students. He also serves as Executive Director of the Global Center for Mental Health, Addiction, and Recovery and Professor Emeritus at Liberty University. Dr. Clinton previously served as co-host of the Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk nationally syndicated radio program, from 2018 to 2023. Dr. Clinton hosts a weekend television news talk program, Sunday The Road Forward, which airs on Real America’s Voice News Network and is available across numerous streaming platforms. Licensed as a professional counselor and as a marriage and family therapist, Dr. Clinton is recognized as an expert on mental health and relationship issues and spends much of his time working with Christian leaders and professional athletes.
Dr. Clinton has authored or edited nearly 30 books, including Take It Back: Reclaiming Biblical Masculinity, and Focus on the Future: Your Family, Your Faith, and Your Voice Matter Now More Than Ever. Tim has been married for over 44 years to his wife, Julie, and together they have two children, Megan (married to Ben) and Zach (married to Evelyn), and two granddaughters, Olivia and Sophia, who have stolen their hearts.
Dr. Zach Clinton, Ph.D., serves as Vice President of the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC), the world’s largest and most diverse Christian counseling organization. He is the Host of the renowned Built Different Podcast as well as President and Host of Ignite Men’s Ministry and Conferences. Dr. Zach is also a Licensed Professional Counseling Resident at Light Counseling as well as an athletic counselor specializing in sport and performance psychology at Liberty University. As a former Division 1 college baseball player, Dr. Clinton loves working with professional & collegiate athletes and enjoys speaking into the lives of today’s generations as he has a deep passion for helping people build self-esteem, emotion regulation, leadership qualities, and perspective shifts. He has dedicated his life to reminding people that no matter how dark, difficult, or painful life can be, they are never out of the fight! He is the author of Even If and is currently working on his next book, Remember My Chains: Helping You Move from Bondage to Breakthrough. Dr. Zach is thrilled to be married to his lovely wife, Evelyn, as they make their home in Central Virginia.












