
On today’s episode, Phil talks with legendary football coach Mark Richt! He discusses his new book Make the Call, how he came to faith in Christ, and how that faith completely defined his coaching career.

On today’s episode, Phil talks with legendary football coach Mark Richt! He discusses his new book Make the Call, how he came to faith in Christ, and how that faith completely defined his coaching career.

On this mini-episode of STEP INTO THE STORY, journalist Myrna Brown tells us about the most important story she’s ever worked on—and it might just be one you haven’t heard yet.

On today’s episode, we talk with journalist Myrna Brown of WORLD, a news organization providing biblically sound coverage of today’s biggest stories. Myrna discusses God as the source of all truth and the story He is still writing in her life.

On this mini-episode of STEP INTO THE STORY, Sandra McCracken reads us an excerpt from new book, Send out Your Light.


On this mini-episode of STEP INTO THE STORY, we ask last week’s guest Andrew Peterson a very important question: If you could be any character from the Wingfeather Saga, who would you be?

On today’s episode, Phil talks to prolific singer-songwriter and author Andrew Peterson. You may know Andrew from his award-winning fantasy series The Wingfeather Saga or his many of his well-known songs, including the hit song “Is He Worthy?” He and Phil Tuttle discuss the songwriting process, what it actually means to be “called to ministry,” and finding the freedom to serve God with the gifts He’s given us.

On this episode, Phil talks with Daniel Darling, best-selling author and SVP of Communications for National Religious Broadcasters, about how we communicate on the internet in a way that honors God.

On today’s episode, Phil talks with Dr. Jana Harmon, host of the Side B podcast and Teaching Fellow for the C.S. Lewis Institute of Atlanta. Jana talks about her research into why atheists convert to Christianity and how we as Christians can show the love of Jesus to the atheists in our lives.