Faith Radio Podcast

Eric Motley, Executive Vice-President of the Aspen Institute and former Special Assistant to President George W. Bush, a former resident of Montgomery, AL, shared about the community in which he was raised and the faith that was modeled, relative to the book, Madison Park: A Place of Hope.  Learn more at www.madisonparkbook.com.

Candace Payne (Laugh It Up), Chad Robichaux (Mighty Oaks Foundation, An Unfair Advantage, The Truth About PTSD), Marcus Cheong (Angels), Dani Pettrey (Blind Spot), Judd Brannon (Champion), Travis Weber (Family Research Council), Michael Gardner (Christian Care Ministry, which operates Medi-Share) www.meetinghouseonline.info

Quin Hillyer, who is a contributing editor for National Review and Yellowhammer News, provided analysis and commentary regarding the allegations against former Alabama Chief Justice and U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore, offering the rationale that can be or has been used by who defend Moore, as well as those who believe the allegations of impropriety against the judge, brought by multiple women.  Read his articles at www.yellowhammernews.com.

George Barna, Executive Director of the American Culture and Faith Institute, discussed the impact of Christian participation in the 2016 election, especially the SAGE Cons: socially active, governance engaged conservatives. He shared comments relative to the book, "The Day Christians Changed America: How Christian Voters Put Trump in the White House and Redirected America’s Future." Learn more at www.culturefaith.com.

Guy Davis, President of the Board of Directors of Mary Ellen's Hearth, an outreach of Nellie Burge Community Center, reaching out to women in need, discussed the purpose of the ministry and previewed the special event with Mark Lowry at St. James UMC in Montgomery on February 22, 2018.  The website is www.maryellenshearth.org.

Author Michelle Ule, who has written the biography, Mrs. Oswald Chambers: The Woman Behind the World's Bestselling Devotional, shared about Biddy Chambers, who was a stenographer who compiled his teaching and preaching into books, including My Utmost for His Highest.  Learn more at www.michelleule.com.

In correlation with Suicide Prevention Awareness Month in September, Jay Lowder of Jay Lowder Harvest Ministries discussed suicide and some of the warning signs of it.  He also related how the Church can be equipped to minister to those who are considering taking their own lives. Learn more and download resources through www.jaylowder.com.

Mark Nation, Founder and President of Nation Leadership and the Made for Amazing Project, discussed the concept of and principles included in the book, Made for Amazing: An Instrumental Journey of Authentic Leadership Transformation.  You can learn more at www.nationleadership.com or www.marknation.net.

Nancy LeSourd (Christy), Stan Jantz (Evangelical Christian Publishers Associaton), Kevin and Sam Sorbo (Let There Be Light), Eric Motley (Madison Park), Eric Bryant (Gateway Church/Austin, TX, Not Like Me), Mark Meckler (Citizens for Self-Governance) www.meetinghouseonline.info

Anthony Hopp, Vice President for External Relations for Samaritan Ministries, which is a health care-sharing ministry, explained the dynamics of health care insurance in the nation, and how health care sharing offers an alternative for Christian families.  Learn more at www.samaritanministries.org.