Young IndyCar driver Sting Ray Robb joined us to talk about his racing career, his future with AJ Foyt Racing, and how his faith guides him.

Sting Ray Robb has loved racing since he was three years old.

Over the years, he has raced against top drivers and won many awards.

In 2024, at 22 years old, he joined the AJ Foyt Racing team, driving the #41 car with Penske Racing and Chevrolet.

Robb believes his skills and platform are gifts from God.

He wants to use his career to share his faith. He leads Faith Nights (Faith in the Fast Lane) at IndyCar races and has a Bible verse, John 3:16, on his car.

Robb is also involved in his community. He works with INvets, a group that helps veterans find jobs. He recently got engaged and will marry his fiancée in Indianapolis.

Robb has faced challenges, like a recent accident in Iowa from which he walked away unharmed. As he starts his second season with AJ Foyt Racing, he stays focused on his goals and his faith.

Robb has over 15,000 followers on Pray.com, where he shares weekly devotionals on Sundays. These are also posted on his Instagram and YouTube.

Sting Ray Robb’s story is about talent, faith, and determination. As he continues racing with AJ Foyt Racing, he remains dedicated to spreading hope and faith through IndyCar.

For more details and to follow his journey, visit Pray.com/StingRayRobb.

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Deanna Page Triz, Liturgy Director at Heart of the Nation, joined us to talk about the convenience and accessibility of Sunday TV Masses.

Heart of the Nation makes it easy for everyone to participate in the Mass, even from home, by televising services on various local stations and networks.

Here are some updated times and channels for Sunday TV Masses in different cities. In Birmingham, AL, you can watch at 9:00 a.m. on WABM (My68), broadcast channel 68.

In Indianapolis, IN, tune in at 6:30 a.m. on WMCN (MyINDY), broadcast channel 23. There’s also a new time slot at 10:00 a.m. on the same channel. In Philadelphia, PA, view the Mass at 8:30 a.m. on WMCN, broadcast channel 44.

For a complete list of broadcast, cable, and satellite channels, visit Heart of the Nation’s website and use the channel finder tool.

Heart of the Nation’s TV Masses are a wonderful way for those who cannot attend in person to stay connected with their faith.

Whether you’re at home or on the go, you can find a time and channel that works for you.

Join the many viewers who find comfort and community in Heart of the Nation’s televised Masses. Tune in this Sunday and be part of a nationwide congregation.

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n July 27, 2024, BAPS Charities will host its annual “In the Joy of Others: Walk” in Greenwood, IN. The event will see participation from youth to seniors, all united for a common cause. This walk promotes a healthier lifestyle and serves as a reminder of the positive impact that collective efforts can have in addressing local needs and challenges.

BAPS Charities is a global nonprofit organization focusing on various humanitarian initiatives, including healthcare, education, environmental conservation, and disaster aid. They organize over 1,000 walkathons across North America, medical camps benefiting over 130,000 people, blood drives, disaster aid programs, and other services.

The theme of the walk, “In the Joy of Others,” promotes a message of helping the community. Participants of all ages, from the young to the old, unite for the common cause of selfless service. In alignment with this ethos, many leaders, including the Mayor of Greenwood, will attend, all of whom have helped drive positive change.

Neha S. Patel, a volunteer with BAPS Charities, joined us to share more about the event. She emphasized the joy and fulfillment that comes from volunteering and being part of an initiative that benefits so many in the community.

For more information, visit BAPS Charities’ website.

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Tommy Short is on day 311 of an extraordinary experiment: living without a cell phone for an entire year. This bold decision has dramatically changed his understanding of presence, connection, and spirituality.

Short, who is chronicling his journey in a book, explores the raw emotional highs and lows of living disconnected in a hyper-connected world.

His book, however, is not a productivity guide. Instead, it offers a gateway to understanding through deeply personal letters addressed to his daughters.

Short believes his story will resonate with many. His experiences challenge the constant connectivity that defines modern life and encourage a more intentional approach to relationships and personal presence.

Short’s blog, www.nophone365.com, provides further insights and reflections from his year-long experiment, offering readers a glimpse into his transformative journey.

For those seeking inspiration to question the value of constant connectivity, Short’s story serves as a powerful reminder of the benefits of living a more connected, intentional life.

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The Hindu Temple of Central Indiana is excited to celebrate the International Day of Yoga on June 22nd, just a day after the global celebration on June 21st.

Darshan Soni, Joint-Executive Director of HSS, USA, and Ravi Dinakaran, President, Hindu Temple of Central Indiana, joined us to explain the significance of the International Day of Yoga, the health benefits of practicing yoga, and how beginners start incorporating yoga into their daily routine.

The Hindu Temple of Central Indiana hopes this will inspire more people to join in this special event.

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In the town of Park River, ND, Ben Hylden’s life took a dramatic turn after a serious car accident. Though recalling the painful memories is tough, he shares his story to inspire others. Hylden joined us and reflected on his journey, acknowledging the lessons learned through adversity.

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The National Eucharistic Congress, a gathering meant for Catholics across the United States but welcoming to people of all faiths, offers a unique opportunity for spiritual enrichment and communal celebration.

Father Pat Beidelman, Pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Indianapolis, who is co-chair of the Liturgy Committee for the National Eucharistic Congress, and Gabriela Ross, director of the archdiocesan Office of Marriage and Family Life, joined us to share more information.

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In a special Finding Faith segment we speak with author Sara Cormany. Suffering from a long list of chronic pain/autoimmune disorders, Sara Cormany has spent much of her life in and out of doctor’s offices and hospital rooms.

Cormany has channeled that into a way to help others though.

She joined us to talk about her journey and what she is doing to help others.

Sara has channeled her experiences into a raw and vulnerable 40-day devotional for anyone experiencing hardship and adversity.

She says her thoughtful and compassionate writing is a reminder that God is with us, even when we are in the midst of life’s seemingly endless valleys, including grief, child loss, loneliness, depression, and so much more.

The mother of four has faced multiple miscarriages, near-fatal bouts of sepsis, and stroke. Yet somehow, through the fear and uncertainty, her faith has only grown stronger.

In an emotional interview with Amicia Ramsey, Cormany shares her story and hopes to share inspiration with others.

If you’re interested in reading the book you can find it here.

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