Carole Ward of Favor International Ministries is back on the show before heading to her home in Africa. Carol directs this indigenous mission movement in Northern Uganda and South Sudan, entering war zones when other relief organizations pull out. Carol shares how Christmas is celebrated among Christians in Africa, where she’s made her home for the past 19 years. She also shares a terrifying experience when two armed rebels overtook their vehicle. A miracle only described by God’s overwhelming love and power through His Word; was Carol’s only defense.

We’ll connect with our Nashville studios to welcome Krystal Ribble & Katheryn Notestine and talk about the Advent season. We’ll discuss a new book from Dexterity Publishers, Dwell- Celebrating the Arrival of Advent that puts a new light on how your family brings Advent into your homes.

Enjoy some Christmas music and catch the details for HOME FOR CHRISTMAS 2020 Concert benefitting Memphis Union Mission with my guests Keith Inman and Pastor Jeff Patrick.

Justin and Ariel Harrison, hosts of Young Black and Married Podcast; return for part two with the conversation of their heartache and healing through infertility and miscarriage.

Justin and Ariel Harrison, hosts of Young Black and Married Podcast; share their passion to encourage young married couples build a strong foundation. We’ll also discuss how an award winning short film that they wrote and directed together; helped them share their heartache and healing with infertility and miscarriage.

As an off duty Detroit Police officer, Errol Davis; thought his life was over while lying on the ground at a gas station after being shot point blank during a car jacking. This wasn’t the end for Errol, it was the start for a brand new beginning.

Dr. Billy Graham called him "the man who most influenced my ministry”, the man was Dr. Stephen Olford. Dr. Olford was 85 years old when we sat down together in May of 2003, in his library at the Stephen Olford Center for Biblical Preaching; to reflect on his life and ministry. In August of 2004, Stephen Olford transitioned to his eternal dwelling thanks to the cross and grace alone of Jesus Christ.

What are you thankful for? Has it been difficult to give God thanks? My friend Grover Westover drove down from Brownsville and he brought his guitar! He’ll sing and we’ll talk about having a thankful heart on this Thanksgiving special.

Jake Claunch, Lead Pastor of Eagle Heights shares the journey of moving from South Louisiana with wife Ashley, and their children to Memphis to discover what a life surrendered to Christ can accomplish and the incredible joys attached.

Don Gilbert shares his journey to intentional service that led him to resign his suburban pastor position living in Germantown, to move into the urban community of Orange Mound with his wife Linda. Together they are learning to build trust with their new neighbors through Kingdom Community Builders. The Orange Mound neighborhood was the first African American community; built solely by and for African Americans in the United States. It was built on a former Plantation and got its name from a local fruit called the “mock orange”. By the 1970s, Orange Mound was one of the largest concentration of African Americans in the U.S., besides Harlem.