In this pre-Christmas episode, Dan shares a message from his late father called "The Unbelievable Gospel." Without the cross, the cradle wouldnt matter. The message was preached in Oct. 2015. Merry Christmas!

Can you believe we've reached 100 episodes? God has certainly been good to us. So this week, a look back at some of the guests we've had on (Lee Strobel, Kelly Lester, Shane Pruitt, Will Graham, among others). Plus, a look ahead and how you can help our ministry.

In part 2 of the interview with former NFL quarterback Luke McCown, hear how the league became Luke's mission field. It's a great lesson of discipleship in action!

How do two ordinary people in Kansas City end up building a school in a remote African village? A school that not only educates, but saves local children from lives of slavery? Only through the hand of God. You'll love the story of Joe and Robyn Neurerburg on this week's episode!

Luke McCown comes from a quarterback family. Both he and brother Josh made it to the NFL. And while Luke's career was destined for backup duty, he lasted 13 years in the league. More importantly, it turned out to be his mission field. Grounded in his faith in Jesus early in life, McCown shares his story in Part 1 of a two-part interview.

Former Atlanta Braves second baseman Glenn Hubbard was a fiery, hard-nosed type of player. But when it came to a relationship with Jesus Christ, it was the girl who would become his wife who played a leading role. Fun, insightful conversation with "Hubby," including a lot on the magical 1982 Braves season. Also the interview on this week's sports/faith show.

Former Sporting News Radio and Fox Sports Radio host David Stein was culturally Jewish, an atheist, and had a substance abuse problem. That is until Jesus got hold of him. Now David is a campus pastor of a church in Atlanta. His amazing testimony is the focus of this week's show. It was also the interview on the weekly sports/faith show. Check it out!

Ivan Agyaakwah was a soccer prodigy as a child in England. His skill led him to Furman University, where he stars as a senior on the Paladins. But it was having his favorite sport temporarily taken away from him that focused Ivan on what really mattered - his relationship with Jesus Christ.