Guest host Bill Mixon speaks with Lee Thalhimer of City with Dwellings and Pastor Carter Ferguson about the growing reality of homelessness in Forsyth County. They discuss the hidden struggles behind the statistics—and the hope that compassion and community can bring.

Author Dawn Saunders shares how the sudden loss of her husband led to the birth of her blog and book When Your World Ends. From a calling sparked by Joyce Meyer to finding purpose in pain, Dawn reflects on God’s creative process in rebuilding life.

Robby broadcasts live from a one-of-a-kind yard sale at Consignment Furniture Emporium in Winston-Salem.

On this episode of Kingdom Pursuits, we explore the amazing passions that shape the world around us—from recovery to the arts, and everything in between. Host Robby Dilmore welcomes returning guest Steven Rogers, author of Into the Room and A Year in the Room. We also meet Steve Frank, Executive Director of the Davie County Arts Council, whose unexpected retirement path led him to champion music and culture in a big way.

In the wake of recent events in Israel, this episode of Kingdom Pursuits features timely insights from two Orthodox rabbis live from the Holy Land. Rabbi Haim Eisen unpacks prophetic connections, while Rabbi Jeremy Gimpel shares powerful updates from the front lines in Judea. Plus, a deeply moving conversation with Rachel Kerr Schneider, author of The Widow Chose Red, as she shares her faith-filled journey walking through ALS with her husband, John.

On this moving and historic episode, we reflect on the significance of D-Day—June 6, 1944—and the powerful legacy it carries. Our special guest is 93-year-old Jack Wurfl, a Holocaust survivor whose personal story brings history to life in the most profound way.

In this inspiring episode of Kingdom Pursuits, host Robby talks with Roger Dorio—missionary, Bible translator, and civil engineer turned servant of God—whose journey took him from a farm in Ohio to the remote regions of Indonesia.

Robby talks with Michael Woolworth about spreading bibles to Africa