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In this episode, we welcome Wendy, the Conservatory Poet for VUVIVO Ministries and cohost of the poetry podcast featured on LAB the Podcast (Life + Beauty). From pursuing an English degree and venturing to New York City to explore the arts, to discovering the God who calls and her calling, Wendy’s story is as poetic

J. Warner Wallace is a renowned cold-case homicide detective featured on Dateline, a best-selling author, and a sought-after national speaker. J. Warner became a Christ-follower at the age of thirty-five after investigating the claims of the New Testament gospels using his skill set as a detective. In this episode, we talk about identity and how

In this episode, Mark Mittelberg joins us for an inspiring conversation filled with hope for those feeling overwhelmed by the uncertainty of our times. With stress about the future of the country, the upcoming presidential election, and societal challenges at an all-time high, Mark offers a refreshing vision for how each of us can make

In this episode, Mike sits down with Erik Dellenback, the liaison for Governor Ron DeSantis’ Faith and Community Initiative. Erik’s mission focuses on mobilizing the church to champion society’s most vulnerable, including building bridges between the foster care system and faith communities. His impressive career includes serving as President and Executive Director of the Tim

In this episode of The Michael C. Sherrard Podcast, I sit down with Melody Farrell, founder of Pioneer Circle, to discuss what it means to raise the next generation in a world that’s rapidly changing. Melody shares her passion for helping young teens navigate false cultural narratives and equips them to thrive as image-bearers of

In this episode of The Michael C. Sherrard Podcast, we examine the pressing question: Is college a scam? With the rising concerns about higher education becoming a breeding ground for indoctrination rather than a pursuit of truth, especially for young believers, this topic is more relevant than ever. Christian colleges are often seen as the