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In Episode 4 of Go Getters & Go Givers, John Ed Mathison sits down with Healey Mathison and Kennedy Thorpe to discuss the unique friendship they formed during a study abroad trip for Auburn University. These two young women quickly bonded over their shared faith and the influence of growing up in families with strong religious roots, as both come from parents and grandparents who are preachers. Heely and Kennedy open up about the significance of having friendships that hold you accountable in your walk with Christ and how they’ve found a supportive community at Auburn Community Church. Both girls actively serve in the church, where they’ve built relationships through bible studies and a life of service. This episode delves into the challenges and blessings of maintaining your faith during college, emphasizing the importance of community and accountability during this pivotal time.

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In episode 3 of Go Getters & Go Givers, John Ed Mathison sits down with Andrew Hines and Russell Turner, two Montgomery natives who share their inspiring stories of overcoming adversity. Despite not having a traditional family structure, both men were blessed with strong role models in their parents and community leaders who instilled in them a resilient work ethic. They open up about the highs and lows of life and the importance of trusting God’s plan. With faith guiding them, they emphasize how, while God may close certain doors, He always opens others, shaping their journeys and careers. 

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In this heartfelt podcast, Thomas, a cancer survivor, shares his powerful testimony of overcoming illness with the unwavering support of his close friend John. Together, they discuss the transformative role of prayer, the importance of quality medical care, and the ultimate healing power of God, the greatest physician. Tune in to hear their story of hope, strength, and the enduring impact of faith in the face of life's greatest challenges.

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In this week's episode of "Go Getters & Go Givers," John Ed Mathison sits down with the exceptional Will Hardin. Will, the 65th recipient of the prestigious Jimmy Hitchcock Award and a Morehead-Cain Scholarship winner, shares his journey of faith, determination, and service.