On The Way

Emily Jones, the field reporter for the Texas Rangers, shares her testimony and how she is able to live out her faith through her work.

Thank you for joining us for Season Two of the ‘On the Way Podcast, a production of the Baptist Standard. Season Three of the podcast will launch on January 13. We have several guests lined up, including the following:

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Reverend Mary Whitehurst, CEO of The Source Austin (a free/low-cost women’s clinic and resource center), shares her journey of being called away from a career in acting into a social work ministry.

Levi Bedilu shares his experience being Third-Culture—Ethiopian-American—and how that affects his relationship with Christ and others.

Rev. Tamiko Jones, the executive director and treasurer of Woman’s Missionary Union of Texas, shares how God called her away from her job in Corporate America into ministry.

Drayton McLane Jr., chairman of the McLane Group and former CEO of the Houston Astros Baseball Club, shares how honesty, integrity and high Christian principles have guided him through life and business.

Kathryn Freeman, who is a lawyer, advocate, Master of Divinity Student at Truett Theological Seminary, writer and co-host of the Melanated Faith podcast, shares her passion for faith, family and politics in today's episode.

Rhoda Gonzales, a 30-year veteran of the retail advertising industry and production manager for Neiman Marcus, shares how the book of Proverbs is a foundation for her personal and professional life.

Cokiesha Bailey Robinson, Associate Dean of Diversity and Inclusion at Grace College and Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana, speaks about her faith journey and her life passion to share the gospel, to affirm and empower men and women in ministry and to serve as a bridge for racial reconcilers and seekers of justice, diversity and peace.

Jay Cox shares his story of recovery from alcoholism and how Jesus and his church community at Pioneer Drive Baptist Church changed his life.