Pastor Charlie Johnson and George Mason talk about the importance of advocacy and funding public schools and the expanding role of Pastors For Texas Children.

Longtime friends and colleagues George Mason and Larry James, CEO of CitySquare talk about the perceptions and realities of homelessness and the importance of community involvement in finding a solution.

George Mason and Todd Williams, Executive Director of the Commit Partnership and member of the Texas Commission on Public School Finance, talk about the amazing improvements in Dallas ISD and the work towards equity throughout all Texas public schools.

George Mason and Todd Williams, Executive Director of the Commit Partnership and member of the Texas Commission on Public School Finance, talk about the amazing improvements in Dallas ISD, the importance of funding Public Schools in Texas and why you should support Dallas Votes 4 Kids in the upcoming election.

The term religious liberty has become increasingly popular in recent years, but in reality that is a term that this country was founded upon. Amanda Tyler leads the Baptist Joint Committee which is charged with protecting religious liberty for people of all faiths.

Mitch Randall the executive director of Baptist Center for Ethics that offers us thought-provoking content on EthicsDaily.com. Tune in for a heart-filled conversation about politics, the crisis on the border...and Mitch's little-known real name.

Our latest guest dropped out of law school to pursue a career in sportswriting. He's regretted it every day since. No, actually it's been a fun ride from the Dallas Morning News to ESPN.com while co-hosting afternoon radio for 10 years. He now owns a podcasting company, which seems to confuse his friends and family. Matt Mosley and George have been pals for 20 years. This may be the first time they've discussed topics outside of sports.

Watch this fascinating conversation between George Masonand CCDA - Christian Community Development AssociationPresident Noel Castellanos and the interconnection between immigration, faith and the Biblical calling to love our neighbors.

As our Jewish brothers and sisters observe the High Holy Days from Rosh Hashanah to Yom Kippur, we are honored to hear more from the voice of the Dallas Cowboys, Brad Sham. He and George Mason continue their conversation from last week about the Jewish faith, Israel, and of course...football.

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.