Scott Ballard, preacher for the Spring Hill Church of Christ, sits down with us to discuss what we can learn from Biblical examples about our own mental health challenges. He shares what he has learned both from personal experience and from the shared experiences of others.

Relevant Links: https://www.springhillcofc.com/

David Morris preaches for the Highland Church of Christ in Columbia, and he shares a conversation about what scripture teaches about the spiritual realm, specifically what we can know about angelic beings and what common misconceptions exist.

In this recording from a Kingdom Focus Wednesday, Andrew Phillips shares some important facts to remember about faith and reflects on ways we can better relate to people when having spiritual conversations.

Relevant Links: www.graymere.com

Jody Pigg shares his experiences in college, on the mission field, in the workplace, and through his journey of discovering how to best use his gifts in service to God. He also provides an update on the Sara Walker Foundation.

Relevant Links: https://sarawalkerfoundation.org

Chris McCurley, preacher for the Walnut Street Church of Christ in Dickson, joins us to share his journey of becoming a Christian and later becoming a minister.

Relevant Links: https://www.wscoc.com, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJEg49Piowm2jfO3rsPXyOA

Jacob Evans, preacher for the Pulaski Street Church of Christ in Lawrenceburg, TN, joins us to discuss the predominant ways people talk about Jesus today and how we can engage in conversations that point people to Christ.

Relevant Links: https://pulaskistreet.org

Andrew, Chad, Jonathan and JD all sit down to talk about the new Sunday night format at Graymere, and we highlight the work that is already being done in our Sunday night ministries. Check this out to hear what is coming our way beginning April 12th!

Kirk Brothers, President of Heritage Christian University, joins us to talk about the history and mission of the school, as well as some current updates about the campus.

Relevant Links: www.hcu.edu