Shaped by Faith Archives - Shaped by Faith with Theresa Rowe

Jeremy Stephens is the Executive Director for Habitat for Humanity of Owensboro-Daviess County.   Habitat for Humanity of Owensboro, recently received the IMPACT 100 Owensboro $100,000 Transformational Grant!  God’s Blessings and Favor! Listen Live on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 8 AM  CST on 99.1 FM WOMI Owensboro 1490 AM. https://womiowensboro.com/listen-live/ Also airs at 7 AM Sundays on WGBF Evansville 1280 AM. You can also listen on my Apple, Spotify, iHeart, Amazon podcasts and more! Thank you for listening! Keep reading...

Becki Rogers is a wife, mother, author, and teacher who needs Jesus every single day.  She grew up in Maine, but currently lives with her family just outside of Memphis, Tennessee. She serves on the worship team at her church along with her leadership roles in the ladies ministry and youth ministry. Becki released her first book, a devotional titled Not Quite SuperMoms of the Bible, in 2018. She’s currently writing her second book, a challenge to believers to grow in empathy—to live a life of loving their neighbors as themselves. Listen Live on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 8 AM CST on 99.1 FM WOMI Owensboro 1490 AM. Keep reading...

Katherine Pasour is an author, teacher, farmer, and speaker with a passion for service. She blogs regularly at with a focus on faith, wellness, and the lessons nature teaches. Psalm 139 reminds us that we are God’s special creation, “fearfully and wonderfully made”, thus Katherine believes we should nurture all aspects of wellness in service to our Lord. She is a regular contributor to Refresh Bible Study Magazine, published by Lighthouse Bible Studies. Katherine has articles in several Bible Study compilations, Heart Renovation: A Construction Guide to Godly Character (2018); Feed Your Soul with the Word of God (2019); and The Power to Make a Difference (2019). Keep reading...

God’s Grin Gal, Kathy Carlton Willis, writes and speaks with a balance of funny and faith, whimsy and wisdom. She coaches others to remove the training wheels of doubt and not just risk, but also take pleasure in the joy ride of life. Her most recent book release is The Grin Gal’s Guide to Wellbeing: Being Well in Body, Soul & Spirit. Listen Live on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 8 AM CST on 99.1 FM WOMI Owensboro 1490 AM. https://womiowensboro.com/listen-live/ Also airs at 7 AM Sundays on WGBF Evansville 1280 AM. It also airs on my Shaped by Faith with Theresa Rowe Website and Apple, Spotify, iHeart, and Amazon podcasts and more! Keep reading...

Andrea Lende is the author of Life After Lupus. She has battled both lupus and Grave’s disease and regained her health using natural methods. She journals her experience from illness to health, sharing exactly what she did to get well. Andrea writes daily prayers and meditations and offers online Bible studies. She’s written over one hundred songs, authored several books, and spoken to many about her recovery. She resides in Denver, Colorado. As a young person Andrea loved flying planes and was constantly on the go. Up to this point in her life, everything seemed to be going great. After vacationing in Hawaii with her husband, on the flight home, her health began to take a nosedive. Keep reading...

Shirley Crowder is an author and freelance Christian writer living in Birmingham, Alabama. Born under the shade of a Mango tree and raised as a missionary kid in Nigeria, West Africa, she is passionate about disciple-making. Shirley is a conference speaker, Bible study leader, biblical counselor, and co-host of a radio/TV program “Think on These Things.” It was exciting for Shirley growing up in Nigeria as a missionary’s kid. She played in the hot African sun enjoying the great outdoors while exploring the landscape with her pet monkey. She was not afraid of big snakes or big lizards that made their appearance most days of the week. Keep reading...

In 2019 Pastor Mark Sowersby went through a time of great healing.   He began speaking about the experiences of his past abuse and God’s grace and the transformational work of forgiveness in his life.  He now speaks about his story through his ministry, Forgiving The Nightmare. When he isn’t serving his congregation and his community through ministry, teaching, and support, you can find him on all the trails and lakes in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Upstate New York, spending time with his family. Listen Live on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 8 AM  CST on 99.1 FM WOMI Owensboro 1490 AM. Keep reading...

Haley Huskisson is board chair and volunteer for CrossRoads. CrossRoads is a nonprofit, created to establish an interdependent network of individuals and organizations working together to combat poverty and homelessness in Daviess County, Kentucky. In 2006, CrossRoads started out as a food pantry and soup kitchen, formerly in the basement of New Life Church, now located at 1631 Breckenridge Street. In 2016, Crossroads to Hope Emergency Overnight Shelter for Women and Children was opened as the only emergency overnight shelter for women and children. Women are provided with a place to sleep for the night, a hot meal, and other basic needs. Clothing, shoes and other essentials can be provided, if available, or we can get donated from the generosity of the community. Keep reading...

Ann H. Gabhart has lived up to the title with thirty-seven books published and more stories on the way. Ann wraps her stories around interesting historical times and events in her home state of Kentucky. Ann keeps her keyboard warm out on her farm where she likes discovering the wonders of nature on her daily walks with her dogs. Her love of nature is evident in her recent book, When the Meadow Blooms. To find out more about Ann and her books www.annhgabhart.com Keep reading...

Don Wilkins is the features Editor for the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer. Don and his family are longtime members of Walnut Memorial Baptist Church in Owensboro. At Walnut Memorial, Don is a Sunday school teacher, serves as co-chair of the church’s van ministry and part of the video-tech team there. But above all, he is a born-again believer who recognizes Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. Don says he fell into his career in journalism. After High School he enrolled in Owensboro Community College and pursued a course that was simply called, “basic reporting”. A professor asked him to join the College newspaper staff and that ignited the journalism fire that was burning within him. Keep reading...