Shannon Perry and Samya Johnson
One of five shows originating at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention. Shannon Perry is an author, television host of "Grace in High Heels," and world-class singer. She will speak about her latest book, "Grace & Guts and will talk about topics like "Betrayal," "Difficult people," and "Addiction." She is also an expert in the topic of "Bullying" and will share insight on that. Samya Johnson is reaching the Muslim population for Christ. She has written many books to help Christians reach Muslims, but is also connecting with 450 million Muslims through her Arabic Christian Satellite Channel, Almagd.
Elena Glassman and Alicia Hemphill
What comes to mind when you think of the word, surrender? Weakness? Defeat? Pain? Our guest, Elena Glassman shares what surrender means to her: Power. Purpose. Joy. AND what is holding you back today, from living your best life? Fear? Depression? Laziness? Our guest, Alicia Hemphill, shares how God has helped her overcome countless obstacles, to now live a life of joy and victory.
Cindy Hyde and Marie Valden
Cindy Hyde, a former corporate executive with Sony and XM Radio, will share how she and her family hid behind a perfect facade even though there was dysfunction going on behind closed doors. Her story is also about forgiving her dad who left their family. Writer and Publishing Company owner, Marie Valden, will discuss overcoming abuse, both as a child and as an adult.
Juanita Williams
Having endured a painful childhood involving death, Juanita Williams shares how God has used her heartache to reach countless people for Him.
Frank Ball
Frank Ball is an author, editor, speaker, teacher, blogger and writing coach. His own books include "Eyewitness, Acts of the Messengers in the Early Church," "Romans: Living in the Kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ" and "God’s Plan." Frank was also the Founder of Story Help Groups, an organization that put on writing seminars and oversaw writing groups all around the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex. Frank will discuss overcoming perfectionism and the importance of our stories.
Carol Swain and J. Warner Wallace
Our guests, starting today on A Time to Dream, are Dr. Carol Swain and J. Warner Wallace. Dr. Swain is an award-winning political scientist, author of nine books and former professor of law at both Vanderbilt and Princeton Universities. She has regularly been a contributor to "Fox and Friends," "Hannity" and "Lou Dobbs tonight." She will share her story and will talk about her run for Mayor in Nashville. J. Warner Wallace is one of the leading apologists in the country. He is an American homicide detective and has written four books, including "Cold-Case Christianity" addressing the evidence for Christianity. He hosts a weekly television show called "Cold-Case Christianity," has appeared on a number of other national broadcasts and had a role in the movie, "God's Not Dead 2."
Michael Kiselak
Michael Kiselak played professional football for eleven years with the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Kansas City Chiefs, the Toronto Argonauts and other teams, however during a stint in San Antonio, his life changed forever after his wife invited him to attend church with her. He later drew even closer to God when a knee injury ended his career. He now works for APEX Constructions Solutions as VP of Marketing and Client/Vendor Relations but also gives his time to Kids Matter International and the Pro Players Foundation.
Leslie Thompson
Through laughter and tears, Leslie shares the beautiful story of how she and her husband divinely met, and how she had to unexpectedly say goodbye.
Susie Jennings 2
Susie Jennings is an author, speaker and founder of a worldwide ministry, Operation Care International, a ministry that reaches the homeless and children around the world. Susie is the author of "31 Days of Mountaintop Miracles: One Woman’s Legacy of Unconditional Obedience." She will tell how her husband's suicide led her to unconditional obedience and a call to help the homeless. Susie's annual "Birthday Party for Jesus" at the Dallas Convention Center reaches over 10,000 homeless, and provides food, clothing, toys for the children, grooming services, foot washing and often connects the homeless with their families.
Brian Piper and Charles Crouch
Brian Piper is known in the music industry as the “Go To Guy.” And though he has traveled the world, performing with countless celebrities, it is his faith and gratitude in God that has kept him grounded. AND A near-death accident caused Navy Seal, Charles Crouch, to reassess his life. He tells his inspiring story of how Christ has guided him through loss, service and family.