What if the biggest transformation starts at our own dinner table?

In this episode, we sit down with our friend Janet Newberry to unpack how grace-based living shapes not just education but the very heart of family. We explore what it means to “practice the art of being family,” and how atmosphere, discipline, and life can form a discipleship model that heals generations. Janet shares stories from the frontlines of parenting and education—reminding us that our kids don’t need perfect parents, just growing ones. Together, we ask deeper questions about behavior, identity, and how to create homes rooted in safety, love, and formation.

Whether you're raising toddlers, teens, or just learning to rewrite your own story, this conversation offers hope and practical tools to build the kind of home where everyone can breathe, belong, and become.

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What if the key to sharing Jesus is simply being a good friend?

In this episode, we sit down with Jon Ferguson to unpack BLESS—a simple, powerful framework for loving our neighbors the way Jesus did. As we talk through each step—Begin with Prayer, Listen, Eat, Serve, and Share Your Story—we’re reminded that discipleship and evangelism aren’t about pressure or performance; they’re about relationship. Jon shares practical stories, honest struggles, and rich encouragement that help us reimagine what it looks like to live on mission in our everyday lives.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, unsure, or overwhelmed by how to love others well, this conversation will meet you with grace and clarity. Together, we explore how blessing others can become a natural rhythm of life—and how it starts with a simple question: “God, who do you want me to bless today?”

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What if forgiveness wasn’t just for the offender—but the path to your own freedom?

In this powerful conversation, we sit down with Louise Sedgwick, a longtime friend of the Trueface community whose story first appeared in the original TrueFaced book. Louise shares her harrowing journey through childhood trauma, the deep disconnect between her knowledge of God and her lived experience, and how one relationship marked the turning point toward trust, healing, and transformation.

We explore how real discipleship begins with presence, how grace reshapes even our darkest stories, and why forgiveness—though excruciating—is the gateway to redemption. You’ll be moved by Louise’s raw honesty, empowered by her resilience, and inspired by the Jesus who met her in her brokenness.

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