S2E1 - David and Scott speak with author Carissa Gobble and Nancy Cunningham about the Jesus Movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Carissa shares her writing process, her motivation, and a story of Christian conversion. Nancy, who became a Christian during the Jesus Movement, shares about being a college student in the culture of civil unrest, the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, the Vietnam War, drug use, and discordance with what she had been taught in church. They all discuss lessons learned from the Jesus Movement and their application for Christians today.

Nancy Cunningham is a retired teacher and a longtime member of Kenwood Baptist Church. She lives with her husband in Loveland, Ohio, and Adrian, Michigan. She is the mother of two children and many grandchildren.

Carissa Gobble is the author of Becoming Jesus People: True Stories of How Love Broke through in the Jesus People Movement, vols 1 and 2. She tells the true stories of young men and women who became Christians when they stayed overnight at a place in Eugene, Oregon called The Liberation House. Carissa grew up as the daughter of overseas missionaries. She now lives with her husband and four children in Portland, Oregon.