In this interview, Frank explores the life of Isaac, a biblical figure, focusing on the significance of his name and its link to God's promise to Abraham and Sarah. Frank discusses Isaac's strengths, weaknesses, pivotal moments like the Mount Moriah incident, and his family life. The interview highlights God's provision and underscores the need for surrender to His plan, drawing parallels with Christian faith. It concludes by emphasizing God's faithfulness in covenant-keeping and the blessings available to believers through Jesus Christ.

In a Vancouver interview, Norman Hunt, a Cree individual with a traumatic childhood, shared his life journey. Born during a blizzard with help from two women, he was separated from his mother at a young age when taken to a residential school. Norman's life involved foster homes, brushes with the law, and a struggle with spirituality. After a profound dream, he began to believe in God and later accepted Christ. Norman's journey illustrates resilience amid adversity, seeking faith, and personal growth.

Dave and Rushia Klassen shared their life journey during an interview. Dave initially chased fame and success as a basketball player but felt empty. Rushia's faith inspired him, and he found Jesus. They got married and moved to northern Saskatchewan, where Dave worked various jobs and grew spiritually. They both embraced a life in ministry with 'Athletes in Action' and became chaplains for the NBA. Dave realized his calling as a chaplain and found fulfillment. Their journey highlights trusting in God's plan and finding purpose in unexpected places.

In a heartfelt interview, Jordan Fosseneuve, pastor of a Free Methodist Church in Melfort, Saskatchewan, reflects on his Christian upbringing and the pivotal role of his mother in his faith journey. Growing up on a reserve, Jordan initially resisted Sunday school and faith but ultimately found God's calling. Facing personal struggles and the loss of his mother during his second year of Bible school, Jordan shares how forgiveness and reconciliation transformed their relationship. He emphasizes the importance of faith and trusting God through trials, encouraging young people to consider their own faith journeys.

In this interview, Gilbert and Laura Bacatla share their emotional journey of losing their son and finding solace in their faith. They discuss the comfort and hope they derive from their belief in Jesus Christ, especially in the face of grief and loss. The interview also touches on the biblical concept of the rapture, where believers are taken up to be with the Lord when He returns. Fred Evans further explains the idea of the rapture and its biblical basis. The interview underscores the importance of faith and trust in God during times of hardship and encourages viewers to prepare for Christ's return.

In this interview, Donna Lakey discusses her spiritual journey and the importance of surrendering to God. She reflects on her experiences of learning to rely on God's guidance and finding strength in challenging times. Donna emphasizes the transformative power of faith and the need to renew one's mind according to biblical teachings. She also highlights the significance of persevering through suffering and trusting that God is always present, even in difficult circumstances. Donna encourages others to fully commit their lives to God and live according to His will, acknowledging that the journey may be challenging but ultimately fulfilling.

Donna Lakey shared her battle with cancer on Tribal Trails. In 2004, she was diagnosed with grade three stage three cancer and underwent surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. She emphasized the importance of dealing with fear and taking one day at a time. Donna found strength through faith, her supportive family and friends, and exercise during treatment. She encouraged others facing cancer to seek support, laugh, and trust in God's guidance. Rita offered prayers and support for those dealing with cancer.

In this interview with the Elias family on "Tribal Trails," they discuss the topic of hope. They share personal stories and experiences that highlight the importance of finding hope even in challenging situations. Kevin and Kim Elias perform songs that emphasize the role of faith and hope in their lives. Skyler Elias talks about his faith journey, and the family reflects on the significance of God's love and guidance. Kim Elias also shares how changing one's perspective and finding the good in situations can bring hope. The family encourages turning to the Bible for stories that inspire hope. The program concludes with an invitation to turn to Jesus for hope and peace.

In this interview on Tribal Trails, David Dunn discusses the parallels between today's world and the days of Noah as described in Matthew 24. He highlights the moral corruption, violence, anti-God sentiment, arrogance, carelessness, and demonic activity prevalent in society then and now. David emphasizes the importance of turning to God for forgiveness and eternal life through Jesus Christ. He encourages listeners to repent and commit their lives to the Lord. The interview concludes with a message of hope and the importance of living righteously in today's world.

Donna Lakey, a proud Métis woman from Gift Lake, Alberta, discusses her Métis heritage, family, and faith in an interview on Tribal Trails. She wears her Métis sash with pride and shares the historical challenges faced by the Métis people. Donna fondly remembers her parents, emphasizing their transition to a life of faith. She highlights the importance of God in their lives and encourages listeners to choose a faith-based legacy. Donna's story underscores the strength of family bonds, heritage, and faith's transformative power.

In this heartfelt interview, Charlotte reminisces about her late husband, Fred Evans, who was a dedicated warrior for the gospel. Fred's unwavering commitment to spreading Christianity led him to become the first host of "Tribal Trails" and a translator of the New Testament into Cree. Despite health challenges, Fred maintained his radio broadcasts and found joy in serving the Lord. Charlotte shares stories of their life together, highlighting Fred's transformation and the importance of faith and forgiveness. The interview closes with a message of hope and faith in God's plan for all.

In this episode of Tribal Trails, viewers embark on a journey filled with personal stories and spiritual lessons. Metis pastor David Lilly starts in Big Valley, Alberta, offering a historical tour that serves as a backdrop to his message about escaping the devil's snares through faith and freedom from sin. Transitioning to Sudbury, Ontario, Pat Edwards shares his battle with gambling addiction, highlighting the importance of faith and support from loved ones in his recovery. The episode culminates with a biblical account of forgiveness, emphasizing redemption and second chances through faith in Jesus.

In this interview, Rushia Klassen discusses her traveling ministry, which involves combining travel with sharing God's truth and offering encouragement. She shares her experiences of ministering to athletes in various countries and highlights the importance of the armor of God in facing spiritual battles. Rushia emphasizes the significance of faith, truth, righteousness, the gospel of peace, salvation, the word of God, and prayer in putting on this spiritual armor. She also encourages those going through dark times to seek God's help, trust in His love, and renounce lies while claiming God's truth. She concludes with a heartfelt prayer for those facing fear and darkness, asking God to bring His light and healing into their lives.

Rushia Klassen, a women's pastor, shared her journey from a childhood in a small Canadian community to her current role in a church. Raised by parents who traveled from Ontario, her mother, a Mohawk and residential school survivor, instilled a love for people and plants in her. Rushia found faith through a church invitation and later dedicated her life to God. She went on to become a teacher in Saskatchewan and eventually joined Athletes in Action. Today, as a women's pastor, she emphasizes the importance of faith, perseverance, and serving others, inviting others to discover God's transformative love.

Rodney talks about his friendship with Allan Howse, how he got sick with cancer and Rodney had to let him go.