Today I get to hang with Ellie Holcomb. She’s got an incredible story to tell about a life-changing trip to the Grand Canyon and how God met her in a deeply inspiring way on her journey. Listening to this conversation will take you deeper into the meaning of the songs on her new record, Canyon. Also, you’ll hear some of the title cut in Songs from the Story House, and Dad joins me for some Dadvice. Listen at the link on my story! 
Posting on July 5th means one thing: I was too busy having a blast with my family! (I was also busy blowing stuff up while my family shouted “back up Terry!)” No What ifs, right?! But I never want to miss the chance to express my heartfelt gratitude for the freedom we enjoy. Freedom in this great country, “the land of the free and the home of the brave,” and freedom in Christ. Tell me in the comments below how you made it a “no what if 4th of July,” I’m picking one of you to send a copy of my book Hello My Name Is this week… #nowhatifs 
Enjoyed some much needed time to unplug and be with my girls this week. (Thx to the stranger who snapped this pic for us.) “Open up my eyes, Lord. Keep me in the moment just like this. Before the beautiful things we love become the beautiful things we miss.” 
This week I’m taking your calls and we are diving into a summer of no what ifs! You’re going to love hearing from listeners sharing how they are changing the world. Let’s go! The link is on my story. 
Thank you to all of the radio stations who are jumping in and adding What If!! If you hear What If playing on your local radio station make sure to send me a video! Thankful for my team at @providentradio! 
What If today’s the only day I got? I don’t want to waste it if it’s my last shot 📷 : @joshuarathbun / @virtualgerrit 
Today, I’m hanging with the hysterically funny comedian Dustin Nickerson. Fresh off of his first ever Amazon Prime comedy special Overwhelmed, this youth pastor turned comedian has an awesome story to tell! Also, Songs from the Story House and Dadvice! Listen now at the link on my story. 
Excited for a summer that looks like this. It’s good to be back! 
On Father’s Day I’m thinking about 3 things: 1. My dad. He has always been in my corner. Believing in me, cheering me on, encouraging me, and most importantly praying for me. He‘s been a faithful follower of Jesus and I’m thankful for the indelible mark he’s left on my life today. Happy Father’s Day, Dad! I love you. 2. My children. From the moment I held my daughters in my arms for the first time, I knew being their dad would far outweigh any other pursuit I could chase after. I love you Lulu and Delaney! You = Joy. 3. My Heavenly Father. I’m thankful for the perfect love of a savior who calls me his child. 1 John 3:1 Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there!