Stories I Love to Tell, Volume 2

Moments That Spark Hope and Fire Dreams

By: Dick Foth

Narrated by: Dick Foth

Dick Foth still can’t stop telling stories.

Some stories fade with time, but others grow deeper with every telling. They wait quietly for the right room, the right people, the right evening—and then they rise again, alive with meaning.

This second volume in The Stories I Love to Tell series was recorded live in Fort Collins, Colorado, inside an old church near Colorado State University. The audience was a gathering of college students and friends from Chi Alpha—young dreamers eager to make sense of life, faith, and calling. It was the perfect setting for stories that spark hope and fire dreams.

These storytelling nights blend laughter, warmth, and wisdom drawn from a lifetime of friendships and faith adventures. In these words, Foth continues his lifelong pursuit: finding God’s fingerprints in everyday life and tracing the threads that tie one generation to the next.

He often says, “Stories don’t just tell us where we’ve been—they remind us who we’re becoming.” That heartbeat runs through every tale here. You’ll find memories that make you laugh, pause, and remember that hope still works—and that dreams, even delayed ones, are worth chasing.

These are the stories Foth still loves to tell. May they stir your imagination, strengthen your courage, and remind you: you are part of a story still being written.

©2025 Richard B. Foth (P)2025 Richard B. Foth

©2025 Foth and Associates (P)2025 Foth and Associates

A Storyteller Supreme

Dick Foth scores again! This volume weaves together events from his personal life with the life-stories of people like Olympian Eric Liddell, Secretary of State Condeleeza Rice, missionaries Jim and Elizabeth Elliott, and others. Foth is a master at delivering ordinary tales in extraordinary ways, and making aphorisms come alive. The underlying theme throughout is how these various people have come to hear the beckoning voice of God in their lives, and how they have discovered an adventurous life-path in responding to that voice. Unlike many audio books that sound like a composed written tome being read to us, Stories I Love to Tell is created to be listened to. It's an hour-and-a-half well spent!