Join Curtis and Chris as they navigate a deep discussion about leading through grief 2..5 years after Michal's passing.

Join Curtis as he hosts his mentor and his favorite preacher Lonnie Potts to provide hope that when all seems lost...God gives a way forward.

Join Curtis as he preaches at the Ohio Christian University and tells the Run to the Hard Story through the lense of the story of Jospeh in the Bible.

Join Curtis and is neighbor LeeAnne, in this powerful interview, where LeeAnne shares her perspective on the hope she has as she navigates a life of physical pain and suffering

Join Curtis and is neighbor Josh, in this powerful conversation, where shares how other men stepped up around his family after his Dad committed suicide.

Join Curtis, Crystal, and Chris for this incredibly deep and vulnerable episode, and learn how Curtis and Crystal are planning to rebuild - together, now - as they each continue their personal grieving journeys.

In this powerful conversation, Cortney Kendrick shares her heartbreaking yet hope-filled journey after losing her husband Don to sudden violence.

Today’s episode is deeply personal and incredibly moving. Ellah Hood, Michal’s oldest daughter courageously shares her story of losing mom at just 18 years old. Ellah opens up about: >The weight of well-meaning words that didn’t always bring comfort. >The temptation to shut down and isolate in her grief. > The raw moments of wrestling with God and the powerful shift in how she sees Him now. This conversation is a testament to resilience, faith and finding hope in the hardest seasons. Ellah’s story is one you won’t want to miss.

n This episode, Curtis is joined by his long-time friends Steph and Dale Schaeffer. They discuss the challenges of caring for aging parents, the importance of having difficult conversations about health and care, and the emotional toll of being part of the sandwich generation.

Curtis invites his girlfriend Crystal to speak live at Sunbury Nazarene Church in Sunbury, Ohio to answer the question, what does Thanksgiving and gratitude look like right in the middle of devastation and pain?