Darin put the hiatus on hold and jumped back in to record an interview with Scott Ingham and Dr. Clyde Rivers. They discuss the issue of racism and not only it's existence but how we as Christians, brothers and fathers can respond to it. Enjoy.

We are feeling all "callaboratory". Ladies and gentlemen, We'd like to introduce you to The Salty Dogs Podcast. They are a couple of Kingdom Bringers from Wichita, Ks. They plugged our Safetime episode into their feed a few weeks ago and we wanted to make sure we could pay them back.

In this episode Darin continues the UpperRoom Dallas connection with an interview with Michael Mauldin. Michael is a former Executive Director of UpperRoom and currently lives in Thomasville, Georgia with his wife Meredith and their children. The Mauldin's played a major role in the building of UpperRoom Music. Michael has continued to respond to his call as a creative and believes the Lord is using him and his wife to reach the world through music, television and movies.

In this episode, Darin talks to Jamie Lyn Wallnau. They discuss her passion for prophecy, her desire to help "starving" artists and her recent opportunities in the media world. She is a powerhouse minister and wife to Lance Wallnau, Jr.

Darin has a talk with Rob Decker of Colorado Springs. He is a husband, father, fitness coach, author and speaker. They discuss Rob's amazing story or transformation, his miraculous recovery from an attempted suicide and his current ministry of Kingdom fitness. Enjoy.

Darin goes to Dallas, Texas and sits down with Josh and Naci Littlejohn to discuss their ministry, Safetime. It's such a special and unique ministry. They talk about the life experiences that led to their passion for honesty and confession. They believe in the power of sharing your feelings. Your hurts. Your insecurities. And through Safetime, they have created a space for people to receive healing by opening up and being themselves. Enjoy.

Darin sits down with Clinton Conant, the owner of local coffee shop Red Beard Coffee. They talk about Clinton's decision to leave his lucrative family business to follow his dream of owning the coffee shop. Clinton is a husband, father of four, business man and pastor.