Ready for some Dallas Cowboys football? So are we! Check out George Mason and the voice of the Dallas Cowboys Brad Sham discuss faith and football this week on Good God.

Hannah McMahan and George Mason talk about the work of racial reconciliation, particularly through the New Baptist Covenant’s programs that bring black and white Christians together. Hannah is executive director of New Baptist Covenant, which was a vision of Jimmy Carter and other prominent Baptist leaders who sought to unite the Baptist church across racial lines. Across the country, diverse churches work together on issues of social justice and mission because of NBC’s Covenants of Actions.

There is no denying Rev. Charlie Johnson's passion for equality for public school children. As the leader of Pastors for Texas Children, he advocates on a daily basis for adequate funding for our neighborhood schools and support for the teachers and administrators.

Good God's next guest, The Reverend Andy Stoker,  the pastor of First United Methodist Church of Dallas. If you know Andy, you won't be surprised that he thought he would grow up to be a comedian. Learn how his path took him from comedy to ministry, and what helped guide him along the way.

This week’s guest is Father Joshua J Whitfield, a Roman Catholic Priest of the Diocese of Dallas. Totally normal...except that he's married with 4 kids! This episode is a great conversation between a committed Catholic and a committed Baptist.

Former WFAA Weatherman Troy Dungan talks about his faith and how it played a role in growing up, his career and traveling.

Part 2 of George's discussion with Jonathan Merritt. He grew up in the Bible Belt, and when he made his way to New York City as an adult, he discovered that could no longer “speak God” like he was used to doing.

Part 2 of George's discussion with Jonathan Merritt. He grew up in the Bible Belt, and when he made his way to New York City as an adult, he discovered that could no longer “speak God” like he was used to doing.

If you keep up with religious news these days, then will you already know Good God’s next guest, Jonathan Merritt. He grew up in the Bible Belt, and when he made his way to New York City as an adult, he discovered that could no longer “speak God” like he was used to doing.

If you’ve ever been through a time of doubt and darkness, or been the parent to someone in crisis, you will want to hear this conversation between George and his old friend, Tim Krause. Tim, an executive at AT&T, went through a crisis of faith after his young adult son suffered extensive injuries from a mountain bike accident and beat the odds to recovery. Read more about their faith journey in his book, Finding Theo.

If you’ve ever been through a time of doubt and darkness, or been the parent to someone in crisis, you will want to hear this conversation between George and his old friend, Tim Krause. Tim, an executive at AT&T, went through a crisis of faith after his young adult son suffered extensive injuries from a mountain bike accident and beat the odds to recovery. Read more about their faith journey in his book, Finding Theo.

What in the world do yoga, compassion and Asian art have in common? Our guest for Good God is Amy Lewis Hofland, the Executive Director for the Crow Collection of Asian Art (crowcollection.org), and created and chairs The Compassion Council for the Dallas Arts District. She is mindful about the intersection of physical, mental, and spiritual wellness, and how the arts contributes to that. Don't miss her conversation with George.

George and former Dallas Mayor Ron Kirk continue their conversation on Faith and Public Life.