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In this special episode, Tom's wife, Lorri, takes the guest seat. At an early age, Lorri heard Jesus saying “Come to me” during a worship service. Her favorite verse, Matthew 19:14, has shaped her decades of teaching children about God's love through Bible stories.
Davis grew up on Chicago's west side, waking to gunfire and visiting his father in prison at age six. After years of repeating the cycles he was raised in, broken relationships, substance use, and legal trouble, he shares with Tom how his life fell apart and what began to change it.
Greg was 23 years old when al-Qaeda attacked the USS Cole in Aden, Yemen, killing 17 of his shipmates. He shares how Psalm 103:12 anchored his faith through trauma and loss, and what forgiveness as far as the east is from the west really means.
Married 48 years and four decades into pursuing intimacy with God through Scripture, Rick shares how a single moment in a men's Bible study made Philippians 3:10 the anchor for the fall of his life.
From Oklahoma State to severe alcoholism, Blake lost jobs, cars, and relationships, until the morning he woke up in a jail cell in Kingfisher, Oklahoma, ready to change. A five-word letter from an older woman in his church showed him what new creation really means.
A real estate developer and leader at JPI, Payton grew up on a small ranch and built a Wall Street career chasing money and status, until his carefully planned life fell apart. A strange banging sound on a flight became the sign that led him to Romans 12:2.
A Texas A&M graduate from a military family, Karsten landed in affordable housing consulting while navigating the pandemic job market. Matthew 5:13-16 turned an unexpected detour into a calling to be salt and light in his work.
After unimaginable grief left faith feeling impossible, Alex found his way back through the most unexpected place: God's rebuke of Job's friends. What your friends told you is not right, God said, and those words made room for his honest questions.
A retired businessman and father of four, Elmer walked through a year when a troubled company and the sudden loss of his daughter collided. Proverbs 3:3 became his guide for holding on to truth and mercy in the darkest season of his life.
Executive coach and founder of the Noble Force, Mark was hospitalized with severe Crohn's disease in 2018 when an unexpected visitor preached Philippians 4:4-9 at the foot of his bed. That sermon, and that passage, have carried him ever since.
Pastor of a Burmese church in Dallas. Growing up in a small village in Myanmar, her father's advice, to reach God before reaching family in hard times, planted this verse deep in her heart as her identity in Christ.
Texas Radio Hall of Famer and the 48-year voice of Dallas sports. Two near-fatal car accidents in his 30s made him the living dog of Ecclesiastes: a man who came to faith late, and is now absolutely certain God wants him.
Host Tom Lamberth takes the other side of the questions with his wife and guest host, Lorri. An unexpected cancer diagnosis made Tom rethink how he was living, and 1 Peter 4:10 showed him God wanted him to use his gifts and become a “yes man.”
A realtor and marketing professional in DFW. Gracie shares a story of hope and the power of praying aloud, inviting God's peace into her life and calming her crippling anxiety.
Jessica thought being a living sacrifice meant working hard at her own goals. Then a moment on her couch changed how she read Romans 12:1, and she began asking God how he wanted to make her uncomfortable.