Colleen Carroll Campbell shares five key lessons that can help us swap the chains of control, comparison and impossible expectations for the pursuit of a new kind of perfection: the freedom of the children of God.

Chris Heuertz talks about ways to nurture our faith while doing the work of the church. After 20 years of social justice work around the world, Chris founded Gravity, a Center for Contemplative Activism, to support the development of consciousness and contemplative practices. He is author of four books, including The Sacred Enneagram.

Tom Lehman, pro golfer and Minnesota native, talks about his successes and failures as a professional golfer, and how his faith has taught him valuable life lessons.

Tsh Oxenreider is the founder and main voice of The Art of Simple, a community site that celebrates living slowly and with passion, and is the host of the top-ranked podcast The Simple Show. She’s the author of At Home in the World, Notes from a Blue Bike, One Bite at a Time, and Organized Simplicity, and she thinks a library card, a Netflix subscription, and a passport are some of the greatest parenting tools in the universe.

Fr. Richard D’Souza, S.J. is a priest, scholar and astronomer at the Vatican Observatory. He explores how humanity’s constant fascination with astronomy and the heavens across the ages reveals to us our own search for transcendence, and how the study of the cosmos can be an act of worship.

Becca Stevens is an author, speaker, priest, social entrepreneur and founder and president of Thistle Farms.

Jo Saxton is an author, speaker, leadership coach, entrepreneur and visionary. Born to Nigerian parents and raised in London, England, Jo brings a multicultural and international perspective to leadership.

Gary Haugen is an American attorney who is the Founder, CEO and former President of International Justice Mission, a global organization that protects the poor from violence throughout the developing world.

Erin Loechner is a designer, blogger and author, whose writing explores the bedrock of her faith and the messiness of life.

Peter Enns is a college professor who believes that tough questions on belief and doubt are an expression of faith.