Dr. Bill Morrison, campus minister at the University of Alabama at Birmingham shares about the Baptist Campus Ministries with special emphasis on the ministry to international students.

Kathy shares about ministering to immigrants in the Birmingham region while offering the hope of Jesus Christ.

Dr. JD Payne serves as professor at Samford University. Chris and JD talk about the Great Commission as it relates to Birmingham, Alabama.

Dr. Josh Cook debriefs his recent leadership seminar, Seminary Didn't Teach Me This, which helps pastors navigate the parts of ministry that are often learned through experience rather than in the classroom. Josh focuses on four areas of pastoral leadership: leading at the pace of trust, leading people through change, leading yourself well, and building change that lasts.

Church leaders, medical professionals, and members in churches have the opportunity to bring hope and healing to those in Sudan and South Sudan. Lift Up the Vulnerable is leading the way in education, providing sustainable food sources, and making disciples so that lives are rescued from trafficking and find hope in Christ.

Dr. Michael Mills shares about his new book on Alexander McLaren's preaching and how to better apply the Bible based on McLaren's unique approach. Dr. Mills is also the editor of the McLaren Study Bible published by Thomas Nelson.

Mary Teel discusses her work in discipling women in Uganda through the International Mission Board.

Wendy shares how the church can share God's story of faithfulness through the ministries of the Alabama Baptist Historical Commission.