Send us Fan Mail

What does justice look like when it's led by grace?

In this episode of B.A.S.I.C. Conversations, Brother Boston sits down with Tarrant County Magistrate Judge Rainey Webb — and from the moment they start talking, it's clear this is no ordinary conversation about the justice system.

Rainey spent 13 years as a prosecutor before taking the bench. She's worked domestic violence court, crimes against children, and now serves the most vulnerable people in Tarrant County, Texas. But it was a trip to San Quentin State Prison — and an encounter with the Imago Dei — that changed the way she sees every single person who stands before her.

For Brother Boston, sitting across from a judge used to mean one thing. Today it means something completely different. That's what redemption does.

In this episode:

• How Rainey came to faith and the mentor who made Jesus real for her
• What Micah 6:8 looks like when you're holding the gavel
• The domestic violence diversion program that shaped her entire career philosophy
• Why San Quentin ruined her — and why that's a good thing
• The Imago Dei and what it means to see God's image in the people before you
• The bracelet practice that grounds her before 100 cases a day
• The honest truth about rehabilitation in Texas prisons
• What she would say to her younger self

Connect with B.A.S.I.C. Ministry:
🎙️ Available on all major streaming platforms
▶️ youtube.com/@BrotherBoston
📍 South Bend, Indiana

Send us Fan Mail

What do you do when you're the most encouraging person in the room — and you're falling apart inside?

Zac Bauermaster is a high school principal, four-time published author, and speaker whose people-first leadership videos have generated over 376 million views on Instagram. He's been on Good Morning America, Fox & Friends, and People Magazine. But none of that is why this episode matters.

This episode matters because Zac once led a team meeting, had a panic attack, and passed out in front of his staff. He couldn't eat. Couldn't sleep. Was fighting anxiety and depression completely alone — because everything looked fine on the outside. The next morning, he opened his journal and wrote three words: "God, use me."

In this conversation, Zac opens up about that breaking point, his diagnosis, what it cost him to keep fighting alone, and the moment he finally let people in. He also shares what a visit to San Quentin State Prison taught him about peace, presence, and what it means to truly see people.

Brother Boston brings his own story to this one too — his walk through anxiety and depression before coming to Christ, what changed when he did, and why both men believe the battlefield is the mind.

Zac's closing word to his younger self says it all: The Word, not the world.

This one will stay with you.

Connect with Zac Bauermaster: 📱 Instagram / TikTok / Facebook: @ZBauermaster 🌐 zacbauermaster.com 📚 Books available on Amazon

Follow B.A.S.I.C. Conversations: ▶️ youtube.com/@BrotherBoston B.A.S.I.C. Ministry — Born Again Soldiers In Christ | South Bend, Indiana

Send us Fan Mail

IDOC: FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS TO DISCIPLE OF CHRIST

What does it look like when God takes everything the devil meant for evil and hits the reverse card? Maurice Hall — known as Sir Genius — knows exactly what that looks like.

In this episode of B.A.S.I.C. Conversations, Brother Boston sits down with fellow South Bend brother Maurice Hall, a Christian hip-hop artist, facilitator of The Way Out men's reentry group at Christian Center Church, and host of the All Glory to God Podcast. Maurice lost his father at nine and his mother at fourteen, found himself deep in gang life, incarceration, and searching for truth in all the wrong places — until God stopped him in his tracks and turned his misery into a ministry.

In this episode, you'll hear:

• How losing both parents before age 14 shaped Maurice's rebellion and road to prison
• His Road to Damascus moment and why giving his heart to Christ wasn't enough the first time
• What 11 years and multiple incarcerations taught him about God's timing
• How the Way Out group is pouring back into formerly incarcerated men right here in South Bend
• Why his album IDOC doesn't stand for what you think — and what it actually means
• Sir Genius spitting live bars in the studio 🎤
• The question every B.A.S.I.C. Conversations guest answers: "What would you say to your younger self?"

Maurice's answer will stay with you.

Connect with Maurice Hall / Sir Genius: 🎵 Music: Sir Genius on all streaming platforms 📀 Album: IDOC — I Am a Disciple of Christ 🎙️ Podcast: All Glory to God Podcast on YouTube

Connect with The Way Out: 📍 Christian Center Church | Ireland Road, South Bend, IN 📅 Fridays at 6PM | Download the CCC App or visit christiancenter.org