Morning Conversation: MyBridge Radio

Culture is doing its best to convince the world there is nothing special about Jesus. Sadly, too many Christians never get beyond a Sunday school understanding of their own faith. The result is that Christianity's most important historical fact –– the resurrection –– is often the most misunderstood.

In Body of Proof, acclaimed apologist and scholar Dr. Jeremiah Johnston sets out to show why Jesus' victory over death is central to a ...

Ellie Holcomb joins us for a heartfelt conversation about faith, family, and the beauty of new life in every season. She shares how growing up as the daughter of legendary producer Brown Bannister shaped her love for music, why she once swore she’d never marry a musician, and how she and her husband, Drew, navigate life on the road while staying grounded in community.

We dive into Spring Sings, Ellie’s new children’s book and compan...

MercyMe guitarist and founding member Mike Scheuchzer joins us for a fun and honest conversation ahead of the band’s spring tour. He talks about hitting the road with Zach Williams, the joy of having Bart’s son Sam out on tour—and even singing on one of their songs—and why they’re so excited to be back in Lincoln with the body of Christ.

Mike shares stories behind some of their new music, how a surprise text from Walker Hayes turned...

What if generosity wasn’t just an action we do, but a way we live—an overflow of trusting God with everything we have? In this episode, Bill and Dana Wichterman invite us into a different way of thinking about money—not as owners, but as stewards of all God has entrusted to us.

Drawing from their book Stewards Not Owners, the Wichtermans share how their journey of financial stewardship began, how it’s shaped their home, their habits...

Darren Mulligan of We Are Messengers shares what it’s looked like to truly experience the joy of the Lord—after years of walking with Jesus without really feeling it. He talks about how time in God’s Word and a desire to live like Jesus have brought joy he never found in success or comfort.

Darren also opens up about the heart behind his music, the challenges of touring, and his passion for reaching broken people with the hope of Ch...

What does it mean to be lit up with love in a world that’s growing colder by the day? Dr. Derwin Gray joins us to talk about his journey from a football-obsessed kid in Texas to an NFL player whose life was radically changed by the Gospel. But he didn’t stop at receiving the Good News—he became a messenger of it.

In this conversation, Dr. Gray shares why so many believers struggle to share their faith, how relational evangelism can ...

For more than three decades, Darlene Zschech has been a voice that has helped shape modern worship, but she never set out to be in the spotlight. In this conversation, Darlene shares how she wrestled with the responsibility of leading worship, learning to keep her heart focused on giving God glory rather than receiving it. She reflects on the early days of Hillsong, the unexpected journey of Shout to the Lord, and the unseen life o...

It’s easy for marriage to slip to the back burner in the midst of work, kids, and daily responsibilities—but that drift can lead to disconnection before couples even realize it. In this episode, Bob Paul, Vice President of the Focus on the Family Marriage Institute and co-founder of the Hope Restored program, shares how intentionality can make all the difference. From scheduling time together to handling conflict in a way that stre...

Grandparents hold a unique and powerful role in the spiritual lives of their grandchildren, yet many overlook their potential impact. In this episode, Larry Fowler, founder and CEO of Legacy Coalition, shares how Christian grandparents can embrace their God-given calling. 

Larry offers practical insights on building meaningful, faith-centered relationships with grandchildren, including strategies for long-distance grandparenting an...

WARNING TO PARENTS: The content of this episode contains conversations about cultural topics that young people may not be ready to hear. If listening with children, please note it could create uncomfortable conversations.

Monique Duson grew up amid the challenges of a crime-affected neighborhood and the 1992 Rodney King riots. Her upbringing shaped her understanding of race and justice, but it was her faith that led her to found th...

Brant Hansen is convinced that, regardless of circumstances, you can have a deep sense of well-being. Not only is it possible, it’s promised to all who follow Jesus.

Our guest doesn't claim to follow a success plan. He just keeps simply showing up and taking Jesus very seriously. And by taking Jesus seriously in all of life, Brant has become more joyful, more peaceful and full of laughter. 

In Life Is Hard, God Is Good, Let'...

In today’s world, where the Bible is more accessible than ever, the idea of memorizing Scripture can feel unnecessary or outdated. In his book Remember the Words, Dakota Lynch challenges that perception by offering compelling reasons why committing God’s Word to memory is as relevant now as ever. Our guest serves as the executive director of Scripture Memory Fellowship. 

Whether you’re someone who struggles with memorization or a s...

You are meant for more. God has called you to live a radical life for Him—one that makes a lasting impact on this world. Like Jesus did.

From the way that He prayed, to how He interacted with sinners, to His sacrificial death on the cross, there’s never been anyone in history as radical as Jesus. As His followers, we are called to be like Him. It’s not just something we should aspire to—it’s a reality every Christian should strive...

If you know Nebraska Football, you likely know the name Ron Brown. As an assistant coach with the Huskers, Ron was on the staff for three National Championship teams and numerous conference title winners. Since his arrival in Lincoln in the 1980s, he has served under six different Husker head coaches –– a testament to how coaches view the value of having Coach Brown’s influence on young men.

But, Ron is more than a football coach. ...

In the genre of contemporary Christian music, no artist has won more awards than Steven Curtis Chapman. 59 Gospel Music Association “Dove” awards, five Grammy awards, a historic 50 No. 1 singles and recent induction into the Grand Ole Opry are evidence of a long career noted by many blessings. 

Over the four decades that encompass the career of this CCM icon, Steven Curtis and his wife, Mary Beth, have also experienced heartache, i...

With all the excitement of Christmastime—the twinkling lights, festive sounds, and the rush of holiday preparations—it’s easy for families to lose sight of the true meaning of the season: celebrating the birth of Jesus. Katie Trent understands the challenge of balancing the joy of traditions with keeping Christ at the center. In her new book, Katie offers families a creative way to slow down, connect, and make the Advent season mea...

In life’s pitch-black moments, our prayers can often resemble last-minute cries rather than first-response chats.

Facing her own desperate moments, Rachel Wojo discovered that throughout the Old Testament, we find those in crisis using three-word pleas in their cries to God. That discovery brought life to her prayer journey, guiding it from frenzied desperation to dependent faith.

In Rachel’s latest book, Desperate Prayers: Embraci...

In 2013, Jodi Blick embarked on a journey after facing the unthinkable. After a tragic car accident claimed the life of her son and two others, Jodi experienced a depth of pain she didn’t know could even exist. 

Jodi is thankful today that she had done some things before the tragedy that God would ultimately use to help her face the tragedy. While the pain was still strong and there were times she wondered if it would ever be okay ...