J and Amanda discuss the heartbreak of having two miscarriages in between their first and second child. It's an emotional journey, with a incredible plot twist from a church member that changed their financial status at just the perfect time.

It's a very relatable story that you will appreciate.

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Jim calls himself a "Cradle Christian", having been a believer at a young age. But when he was past 50 years old, his desire to really know God's word led him to study with Canyon Preacher David Scott.

You will enjoy his journey and how on-fire he is for the Lord.

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Jeff describes how he came to Jesus, mainly through his wife Jenny and her parents. It's a story of patience, knowledge, and prayer on behalf of Jenny and openness on the part of Jeff.

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Co-host Cork Snider discuses his annual bike ride for mental health through NAMIOC, or the National Alliance on Mental Illness. The ride is approximately 500 miles over 6 days, or about 80 miles a day from San Francisco to Orange County.

On May 28 at 6 pm in La Quinta High School's cafeteria, there is a kickoff rally complete with pizza and motivational speakers. Details at www.somedayproductions.org

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J talks about going to Florida College camps as a youth, attending Florida College, becoming the president of his college, and meeting his wife Amanda.

His Christian journey is one of gradualism, where each year of his journey he takes positive steps and looks back in amazement of how far he has come.

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Host Cork Snider dives into his 38 year career through four stories about students were he and his wife, Sandy, got involved through the prompting of the Holy Spirit.

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Pastor David Scott and Cork Snider discuss the book of Revelation and possible end time philosophies that are prevalent in our world today. With the war in 2026 featuring Iran and Israel, this is a topic that many are interested in.

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Pastor David Scott discusses the mysterious King of Salem, Melchizedek, and who he might be. He appears only three times in the Bible, but is very much debated.

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