Faith Radio Podcast

Christian musical artist, songwriter, and worship leader Keith Getty discussed his recent trip to the United Kingdom, the Sing! music conference, their book, Sing! How Worship Transforms Your Life, Family and Church, and their appearance at Lakeview Baptist Church in Auburn on September 24, 2017.  Learn more at www.gettymusic.com. The book website can be accessed at www.thesingbook.com.

Singer, songwriter, and worship leader Shelly E. Johnson discussed the concept and some of the songs on her Christmas project, Christmas is Beautiful.  You can connect with her at www.shellyejohnson.com.

Jeremy Dys, Deputy General Counsel for First Liberty Institute and host of the First Liberty Briefing, discussed the most recent report from First Liberty, called, Undeniable.  He also talked about some cases in which the organization has been involved.  Learn more at www.firstliberty.org.

Jeremy Dys, Deputy General Counsel of First Liberty Institute, discussed a favorable outcome of a case involving a high school senior in Pennsylvania who was not allowed to include a prayer in her graduation speech.  The district changed its policy.  Learn more at www.firstliberty.org.

Tim Winter, President of the Parents' Television Council, discussed recent developments from the entertainment industry, an industry that has promoted objectionable behavior by its offensive ideas and programming.  The PTC website is www.parentstv.org.

Christian comedienne Chonda Pierce shared some elements of her life and faith story, including how God walked with her through some difficult times, including the loss of a husband and mother. The conversation took place ahead of her appearance in Montgomery on September 27, 2017. Her website is www.chonda.org.

Terry Veazey, an evangelist based in Montgomery reported from the nation of Nepal, where he was involved in a training conference for church leaders. His website is www.terryveazey.org.

Lisa Pierce, Executive Director and Founder of Alabama Rural Ministry, shared information about the annual Sweet Homes for Alabama outreach, October 4-10, 2017 at the Auburn Wesley Foundation, in addition to an overview of the ministry of ARM.  You can find out more at www.arm-al.org.

Randy Singer (Trinity Church/Virginia Beach, VA, Rule of Law), Pat Schatzline (Remnant Ministries International, Rebuilding the Altar), Michele Phoenix (The Space Between Words), Jack Munday (Billy Graham Rapid Response Team), Jon Erwin (Steve McQueen: American Icon), Calvin Beisner (Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation) www.meetinghouseonline.info

Former Auburn dual-sport player Gabe Gross, who played major league baseball and now works for the SEC Network, shared about some element of his career path and God's hand in his life, in advance of Team Night at First Baptist Church of Montgomery on September 10, 2017.   He can be found on Twitter at @GGross18.