Let Your Light Shine (Feat PGMC Choir) by Pastor Chris Mullis

Destructive, disgusting, sinful language is not limited to so called “foul language”. When people gossip, they are speaking in ways repugnant to God--even if they use polite acceptable words. Gossip is hurtful and offensive and God hates it.

Youth Minister, Amy Harris, shares how sometimes parents can't just swoop in and save their kids. For their kids own benefit, parent sometimes have to let their kids learn to be independent and do better on their own.

A Mother Like You (feat. Kelsey Ikerd) by Pastor Chris Mullis

A wise person learns to use the right words at the right time. There is a place for strong language, but overusing strong language weakens its effect and using it inappropriately is hurtful and offensive.

Amy Harris shares how seasons of life change. If you are experiencing troubles now, that doesn't have to be your experience for ever. You can make decisions that will change your life for the better and your can call on others to help. Ultimately, Christ is the one who will change your life.

Guest podcaster, Abigail Mullis, has a candid and thought provoking discussion about how people judge one another based on their fashion. Abigail's podcast won an award at the recent Speak Up Whitfield podcast competition.

Softly And Tenderly (Feat. Kelsey Ikerd) by Pastor Chris Mullis

Profanity is more than using cuss words. It’s desecrating something that is sacred. Ultimately, it is living with the attitude that nothing is sacred.

Amy Harris shares how our personal behavior reflects well or poorly for Christ.