Eric Motley shares his childhood experiences growing up in Madison Park, a community of former slaves who formed a tight-knit family. He reflects on the power of storytelling and how it shaped his life, carrying stories of hope, reconciliation, and forgiveness that he still lives by today. [... more]

Eric Motley shares a pivotal story from his college days at Samford University, where he faced racism and prejudice while pledging a fraternity. A group of students, including his future friends, stood up for him, challenging the fraternity's members to do what's right and ultimately voting him in. This remarkable story of heroism and courage has a profound impact on Eric's life and serves as a reminder of the importance of standing up against injustice. [... more]

Choosing a financial advisor who aligns with your biblical values is crucial for making informed financial decisions. Understanding long-term capital gains and tax laws can help you navigate complex financial situations. Practicing good stewardship and seeking guidance from trusted professionals can alleviate financial anxiety and lead to wise financial decisions. [... more]

David's circumstances are dire, but he finds comfort in God's Word and becomes a caregiver for his parents, while King Saul's paranoia and jealousy lead him to conspire against David, highlighting the contrast between faith and doubt. [... more]

Eric Motley, author of Madison Park, shares stories of his childhood in an African American community where former slaves formed a community and raised him. He weaves a narrative of the power of storytelling, how it brings people together and shapes our lives. [... more]

Eric Motley shares a pivotal story from his time at Samford University, where he faced racism and prejudice while pledging a fraternity. Despite the opposition, a group of students stood up for what was right and challenged the moral complacency of their peers. [... more]

A story of freedom and perseverance as Danielle Michelson, a small food producer, fights for her right to sell homemade food under the North Dakota Cottage Food Law. Meanwhile, the History Guy recounts the 1946 Battle of Alcatraz, a daring escape attempt by six prisoners that ended in a violent standoff. [... more]

The hosts discuss their personal experiences with receiving a word for the year, which is a practice of asking God for a theme or direction for the upcoming year. They share stories of how they received their words, charity and freedom, and how they are applying them to their lives. The discussion touches on the importance of using one's talents and gifts, and trusting in God's plan. [... more]