On The Way

For this season's bonus episode one of Christian music's most respected artists, Fernando Ortega, joins us to talk about family, faith and music.

Katie Frugé, Associate Director for the Christian Life Commission of the Baptist General Convention of Texas, shares how self-control is an intentional response.

Shawn Shannon, Minister of Spiritual Formation at Tallowood Baptist Church, shares how gentleness is the core of Jesus' heart.

Katy Reed-Hodges, a member of the pastoral staff at First Baptist Church Arlington, shares her thoughts about faithfulness.

Stephen Reeves, Executive Director of Fellowship Southwest, asserts goodness starts with God.

John Crowder, pastor of FBC West, shares his thoughts on how kindness can be polite, personal and public.

Les Hollon shares the importance of patience in God's kingdom.

Taylor Sandlin, Senior Pastor of Sugar Land Baptist Church, discusses how Christians should be known for peace.

Craig Curry, pastor of First Baptist Church in Plano, shares his thoughts on being joyful.

'On the Way' Season 4 focuses on the topic of Fruits of the Spirit. Episode 1 kicks off with Dr. Albert Reyes, President and CEO of Buckner International, talking about love.

Marv Knox, former editor of the Baptist Standard, shares how he sees journalism as ministry.

Emily Jones, the field reporter for the Texas Rangers, joins us again for a bonus episode.

Jana Pinson, the executive director of a pregnancy center with five locations in the Coastal Bend of Texas, shares how she is able to see God doing amazing and miraculous things every day.

Sonya shares how she was called away from her corporate job and into ministry alongside her husband.

Jesse Joyner talks about how he came to faith in Jesus and how he shares his faith through his career as an entertainer.

Elijah Brown, Baptist World Alliance General Secretary, shares his experience following God throughout his life.

JR Harris shares his experience coming to faith and how that led him to serve and minister to college students.

From his experience being a community economic development attorney and real estate agent, Jesse Loper talks about how Christians should strive to help their neighbors who are experiencing homelessness and poverty.

Dennis Swanberg, considered by many as “America's Minister of Encouragement,” shares his testimony and how he uses laughter as a tool to bring down the barriers that people have in order to promote faith and family values in a lighthearted and humorous way.

David King shares his story of serving as a missionary to Lebanon from 1959 to 1989, when he retired.

Emily Jones, the field reporter for the Texas Rangers, shares her testimony and how she is able to live out her faith through her work.

Thank you for joining us for Season Two of the 'On the Way' Podcast. Season Three of the podcast will launch on January 13. We pray the grace and peace of Christ for you during the holiday season. 

Reverend Mary Whitehurst, CEO of The Source Austin (a free/low-cost women's clinic and resource center), shares her journey of being called away from a career in acting into a social work ministry.

Levi Bedilu shares his experience being Third-Culture—Ethiopian-American—and how that affects his relationship with Christ and others.

Rev. Tamiko Jones, the executive director and treasurer of Woman's Missionary Union of Texas, shares how God called her away from her job in corporate America into ministry.

Drayton McLane Jr., chairman of the McLane Group and former CEO of the Houston Astros Baseball Club, shares how honesty, integrity and high Christian principles have guided him through life and business.

Kathryn Freeman, who is a lawyer, advocate, Master of Divinity Student at Truett Theological Seminary, writer and co-host of the Melanated Faith podcast, shares her passion for faith, family and politics in today's episode.

Rhoda Gonzales, a 30-year veteran of the retail advertising industry and production manager for Neiman Marcus, shares how the book of Proverbs is a foundation for her personal and professional life.

Cokiesha Bailey Robinson, Associate Dean of Diversity and Inclusion at Grace College and Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana, speaks about her faith journey and her life passion to share the gospel, to affirm and empower men and women in ministry and to serve as a bridge for racial reconcilers and seekers of justice, diversity and peace.

Jay Cox shares his story of recovery from alcoholism and how Jesus and his church community at Pioneer Drive Baptist Church changed his life.

R.E. is an Arab Christian born and raised in Nazareth, Israel. He shares his story of coming to faith and how he now serves as a cross-cultural mobilizer working to equip churches for effective outreach to Muslims. His full name and photo are withheld due to security issues.

Thank you for joining us for Season One of the 'On the Way' Podcast. Season Two of the podcast will launch on August 26th.

John Barnard, a 46-year old skateboarder who loves Jesus, tells stories of how God has freely given to him and how he shares that love with others through Middleman, his skateboarding ministry in Waco, Texas.

This week's episode features Joshua Sharp. Joshua shares how he wrestled with his faith, came back to God, and how from there he went on to receive a Master of Divinity degree from Baylor University's Truett Theological Seminary.

Amos and Mariah Humphries both have a family heritage of church ministry that shaped their lives, but they had to make their relationship with Jesus their own which eventually led them back into ministry.

In this episode of 'On the Way,' Joshua Choquette, a Texas Baptists-endorsed chaplain in the New York Air National Guard, shares how he turned to Christ from Wicca at the age of 27 and how that affected his marriage and career.

Jeremy Everett is the founder and executive director of the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty.  In this interview, he and Editor Eric Black discuss how living out Christianity means taking care of those who are hungry and how feeding the hungry can bring diverse groups of people together.

Jim Denison of Denison Forum joins Editor Eric Black for episode 4 of 'On The Way' where he explores God's answers to hard questions his father asked.

Mark is the Chief of Mission and Ministry for Baylor Scott & White Health. He is devoted to equipping and developing spiritual leaders with highly effective spiritual care abilities. He leads a...

My friends and clients call me Dr. Mac. I believe in Christ. He is the anchor of my life. I am a Family Medicine Physician in Cleburne TX, and a...

  Ken Camp has been managing editor of the Baptist Standard more than 16 years. He and his wife Diane are members of South Garland Baptist Church in east Dallas...