Dr. Neil Gilliland is the author of "A View From Grief's Window" and director of member care for IM, Inc. He shares his first-hand perspective on grief to offer hope and encouragement to those experiencing it.

 

Dr. Gilliland's book is available for order through Randall House: https://store.randallhouse.com/product/a-view-from-griefs-window/.

Keith Burden served as executive secretary of the National Association of Free Will Baptists, Inc. for 17 years. During his tenure, he encountered challenges, encouraged unity, and created financial stability for the Executive Office. Keith shares the things he learned in those years.

 

Keith and his wife, Debbie, retired in September 2019 and now reside near their two daughters in Locust Grove, Oklahoma.

Dr. Ron Hunter and Katie Greenwood join the podcast to discuss the upcoming release of D6 EveryDay, the new generational discipleship curriculum of Randall House and D6 Family. #NAFWB

Find more information and sample curriculum at https://d6family.com/d6curriculum/everyday/.

In a day when everything is changing, a Christian's civic duty remains the same. Matthew Steven Bracey, vice provost at Welch College, shares biblical guidelines for citizenship.

Detective Stephen Hodges has served over 16 years in law enforcement, and he tells how individuals and churches can show their gratitude and support to those who are keeping us safe.

As company commander in the US Army, Captain Stephen Campbell was responsible for the well-being of his soldiers and their families. He shares practical ways our churches and congregants can minister to those continually fighting for our freedom. #NAFWB

Bridge Builders for the Cross focuses efforts on humanitarian aid while sharing teachings of the Bible. Gary Curry shares how they have combined their efforts of international outreach in Cuba and Mexico with local outreach of Bible distribution in state prisons. #NAFWB

When a disaster strikes, churches often rush to the front lines to provide aid where needed. Todd Taylor, program coordinator for Samaritan’s Purse U.S. Disaster Relief, joins the podcast to discuss how churches can prepare to respond and minister to their communities in times of crisis. #NAFWB

Pastor Terry Pierce of Connect Church in Tupelo, Mississippi, joins the podcast to discuss how his church navigated COVID-19 and their current structure as they gather again in person for worship. He also offers encouragement to pastors as their congregations begin to reassemble.

With the 2020 National Convention moving online, Vertical Three Ministries was forced to do the same with their conference. CEO Dr. Ron Hunter Jr. and Director of Events Tim Owen talk about the creative options they plan to provide, including on-demand worship Saturday, July 18.

Vertical Three Ministries has also provided an opportunity for any participants of the CTS Ministry Expo to showcase their talents in the CTS Ministry Expo Showcase group.