Welcome to Episode #45 of the Dallas Metro Podcast. Pastor Clay sits down with special guest Suzanne Cunningham for a heartfelt conversation that covers her life, career challenges, family, faith, and dedication to community service.

Suzanne recalls how she and her husband Max first met at First Assembly in Irving at a cabinet shop. They are celebrating 38 years together. Suzanne fondly remembers the countless hours spent at baseball diamonds supporting their son Cody.

Suzanne discusses her faith and the profound impact of Robert Morris's book "The Blessed Life" on Suzanne and Max. The book emphasized the importance of giving God the first in everything, not to receive blessings, but to embrace a generous spirit. This mindset shift brought numerous blessings into their lives, reinforcing their commitment to their faith.

Suzanne and Max's involvement with Dallas Metro, a mission supporting inner-city communities, is a significant part of their lives. They travel to local churches, sharing stories of God's work in the inner city and encouraging people to partner with their mission. The conversation highlights the importance of addressing local needs and supporting community members who require both physical and spiritual help.

The discussion moves to the new facilities for Dallas Metro. Suzanne expresses excitement about the potential impact of the new building and the importance of community support to make it a reality. She encourages viewers to consider partnering with Dallas Metro and contributing to their mission.

In closing, Suzanne and Pastor Clay emphasize the importance of making a difference through generosity and supporting the next generation. They urge viewers to visit the Dallas Metro website and consider making a financial commitment to help fund the new facility, highlighting that every contribution helps further their mission and support the community.

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