Pastor Ryan Mullins of Selah Memphis talks about Beekeeping and the business he and wife Anne created, “The Bearded Bee-Keeper”. Pastor Ryan also shares his heart about The Church Intensive by Crazy Love, a ministry that walks with pastors and leaders through the process of “rethinking the church.”

The Ford Motor Company’s $5.6 billion dollar manufacturing facility known as Blue Oval City, promises to impact our area with a major population growth of around 90,000 new residents. Pastors’ Danny Sinquefield and Jay Stephenson share efforts that the TN Baptist Mission Board is making to address this developing growth in light of the Gospel.

Jan Hamilton, Programs Director for Delta Fair & Music Festival Aug 30 - Sep 8, 2024, provides details for the crafts, culinary & collectibles entry deadline, fair food, local music, cattle competition, beef & heifer show, petting zoo, fait pageants, Senior American Day, and a whole lot more.

Rebecca Harber and Elizabeth Roberts with Cultural Homestay International share their stories of hosting international exchange students. More than 300,000 students and young adults from over 130 countries have come to our shores to participate in CHI’s educational and cultural programs. Rebecca and Elizabeth share their personal experiences hosting International exchange students in their homes and the value it’s brought into their families’ lives.

Dr. Georgia Pointer, Director of Moriah House shares how their facility is set up as a safe house and recovery program for women and their children of domestic abuse, a crisis pregnancy, and substance abuse. This ministry accepts up to 15 women and their children and accommodates them in individual suites with private baths. Women in residence have a structured schedule, consisting of chores, physical exercise, mealtimes, Bible studies, and counseling sessions. All activities are facilitated by Moriah House’s four staff members, as well as community volunteers. Women in the program also learn practical skills like managing a budget, pursuing an education, and raising a family.

Nik and Erendira Wallenda join Bott Radio Network’s Southwest Missouri Regional Manager, Monna Stafford for this special interview at Silver Dollar City. The Flying Wallenda’s are one of the most recognizable names in circus history. They have dedicated their lives to creating world-class performances sure to amaze audiences of all ages. The seven-person pyramid, the Wallenda’s signature trick, has been keeping audiences on the edge of their seats since 1948 and is one of the most dangerous and thrilling acts ever performed in circus. The Wallenda family is always creating new ways to amaze, including traversing cables hundreds of feet in the air high above rivers, cities, stadiums and more!

Dr. Dan Henley of The Church Developers Network is our guest. Pastor Dan shares the recent passing of his daughter, Shondra, and God’s faithfulness and peace through the tears. He also shares the ongoing work of CDN is our city to encourage pastors, their wives, and ministries.

Matt Armstrong, CEO of Crossroads Kids Club tells their story of mobilizing God’s people to share the Good News in public schools through church-led clubs and connecting children and families to the life of a local church in their community in hopes they might experience the abundant life that Jesus promised.

Interview with Michael Carpenter telling the story of his life and how listening to Bott Radio Network, by accident, changed his life. Michael was raised by his grandparents while his mom worked hard taking care of his siblings after his father left home when Michael was only three years of age. That estranged relationship with Michael’s Dad caused deep wounds, making it hard to forgive. He discovered giving back by serving troubled youth living in a state-run home and over-seeing a prayer ministry through his church at Brown Baptist in Southaven, MS, was helpful for personal healing.

Toby Stone shares his journey from serving time in the Florida State Prison System to helping others discover real purpose in life. Toby shares how is father abandoned his mom and two other siblings when he was only three years of age. He could not except the new stepdad that his mom married a few years after his father left. A life of crime cycles started at sixteen, but it was in a prison cell where a fellow inmate handed him something that ultimately changed the entire trajectory of his life. Today, Toby along with one hundred and twenty-five other people are seeking to serve the community of Rossville, TN through their congregation, Rossville Baptist Church. This is a new start up under the name of a church that formerly held worship in this small Western Fayette County town.