Tatiana and Trinity, two twenty-something New York City guests, break down some joys and pains of living for Christ in a modern world with so many distractions that can pull attention away from him. They share heartfelt and meaningful remedies from their own highs and lows.

Guests Rico Sr. and Janet McLean share stories about their lives while reflecting on the importance of service toward others and striving to have the kind of attitude through which God can achieve powerful things. The teaching focus emphasizes the necessity to have a spirit God can shape, mold, and use for his purposes.

Guests Houston and Carolyn Brown delve into a number of different topics, including adult teacher preparation, guiding instruction with the Bible at its root, and practical lessons that provide spiritual education well beyond the classroom setting.

Church leader, Mel Turner, discusses spiritual mentoring in education and youth ministry as he shares some of his experiences from the past and offers recommendations for the future.

Couple, Jack and Kathy Abels, join the podcast and provide phenomenal and practical advice about mentoring and being spiritual teachers with how we serve and minister to others, especially our own families.

Guest, Anthony Campbell from the 15th St. Church of Christ congregation in Pompano Beach, FL briefly shares with us a few insights about mentoring young people and allowing God to guide us in our teaching.

While everyone has personal flaws to overcome, guest Ebony discusses how effective communication and teaching originates from all who strive to live and practice spirituality with actions and not only by words.

In this second of two episodes, guest Andrew Petty offers five factors that may help provide a much more engaging and enjoyable spiritual education experience for youth. Guest Rachel Petty and host Stan Conely also share stories of how these five factors can enrich Bible classes for any age group.