Tim Bayly, who serves as Pastor at Trinity Reformed Church in Bloomington, IN and publishes material through Warhorn Media, shared his perspective on the Church, as he relates in his book, Church Reformed, concentrating on basic concepts, including pastoral care, community, and participation in the sacraments.  Learn more through www.warhornmedia.com.

President of World Challenge, Gary Wilkerson, commented on recent news involving pastors and highlighted some of the challenges that pastors face and how they can take steps toward taking care of themselves and maintaining a healthy spiritual life.  The organization's website is www.worldchallenge.org.

Christy-award winning novelist, Lori Benton, who is known for her historical fiction, shared about her latest work, The King’s Mercy, which takes place in the 18th Century American south and is centered on themes relative to freedom, including freedom in Christ.  You can find her online at www.facebook.com/AuthorLoriBenton.

Author (and former anesthesiologist) Melissa Rosenberger shared about God's call to exit the medical profession and to write and discussed the concept of the historical fiction book, In the Shadow of the King: Book One in the Unveiled Series, which has as its central character one of the sisters of Jesus, referred to in Scripture.  Her website is www.melissarosenbergerbooks.com.

Mark Meckler, President of Citizens for Self Governance and the Convention of States Project, provided some analysis of the debates involving the Democratic Presidential candidates on July 30-31, 2019 in Detroit.  You can find out more about his organizations at www.conventionofstates.com or www.selfgovern.com.

Barbara Kay Edwards, the founder of the ministry, Well Worn Paths, which shares its name with a devotional book she has written, shared a portion of her story of following Christ, His call to do ministry, and how He is using the ministry.  You can find her on Facebook at Barbara Kay Edwards or Well Worn Paths.  Her phone number is 334.391-7723.

Singer, worship leader, and Gaither Vocal Band member Wes Hampton discussed his latest album, called, Wes Hampton Hymns, and shared the inspiration for the project, the process of song selection, and more.  His website is www.weshampton.com.

Bob Merritt (Eagle Brook Church/MN, Done With That), Randy Newman (C.S. Lewis Institute, Unlikely Converts), Dan Gainor (Media Research Center), David Curry (Open Doors USA), Luann Dunnuck (Soul Mend) www.meetinghouseonline.info

Lathan Watts, Director of Legal Communications for First Liberty Institute, discussed the significance of the chaplaincy in the military, in light of the celebration of its anniversary.  He also shared about challenges facing military chaplains.  The First Liberty website, where you can sign a petition calling on the Trump Administration to protect religious liberty in the military, is at www.firstliberty.org.

Senior Pastor of Eagle Brook Church in the Twin Cities of Minnesota, Bob Merritt, shared encouragement on embracing the new person in Christ and escaping the old life, as he relates in the book, Done With That: Escape the Struggle of Your Old Life. The website address is www.eaglebrookchurch.com or find Pastor Merritt on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pastorbobmerritt.