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Robert Neil Jr., known by many as Buzzy, is a retired elementary teacher and principal of 32 years, having taught in Hawaii, Sumner County, and Metro Nashville, and was the first of 3 male kindergarten teachers in Public Schools in Tennessee. Buzzy was privileged to spend a summer studying missions all around the world in 1967.
Other than spiritual matters, his chief interests have been collecting old things and old ways. He even moved the Lipscomb cabin from Bells Road to the Lipscomb campus in 1986.
Buzzy shares life stories from his book "The Free Range Life of Buzzy Neil." And offers proof that Some Things Are Not Always As They Seem.
Hear the following stories: The Five Dollar Truck Elvira - The Mistress of the Night, says Hello My Homeless Outfit at McDonald's Restaurant, and More.
The World is Listening!
Broadcasting from two powerful shortwave radio transmitters, World Christian Broadcasting is reaching the world with the Good News of Jesus.
Andy Baker, President/CEO of WCB, says the station's eight-language shortwave transmissions from Alaska and the Indian Ocean region virtually blanket the entire inhabited world. Andy says the programming encourages a search for meaning in life, spiritual reflection, and personal study of the message of Jesus.
Robert Neil Jr., known by many as Buzzy, is a retired elementary teacher and principal of 32 years, having taught in Hawaii, Sumner County, and Metro Nashville, and was the first of 3 male kindergarten teachers in Public Schools in Tennessee. Buzzy was privileged to spend a summer studying missions all around the world in 1967.
Other than spiritual matters, his chief interests have been collecting old things and old ways. He even moved the Lipscomb cabin from Bells Road to the Lipscomb campus in 1986.
Buzzy shares life stories from his book "The Free Range Life of Buzzy Neil." And offers proof that Some Things Are Not Always As They Seem.
Hear the following stories: The Five Dollar Truck Elvira - The Mistress of the Night, says Hello My Homeless Outfit at McDonald's Restaurant, and More.
Sandy Jones shares her battle with a rare disease that only strikes one in three million people. Transverse Myelitis is an inflammation of part of the spinal cord. This Autoimmune Disease takes no prisoners regardless of age, sex, or nationality.
Sandy woke up one morning as usual, but within 24 hours, she was paralyzed from the waist down. "Your life as you know it will be no more!"
It took the removal of Sandy's plasma from her body for seven days at Vanderbilt Hospital to stop her antibodies from attacking her spinal cord. Removing her plasma prevented the Transverse Myelitis from attacking further, but her bladder and colon were paralyzed.
Sandy describes herself as a strong-willed individual who enjoyed riding her motorcycle before being struck with the disease. She now lives by herself following the death of her husband to Covid-19 and is assisted with her mobility with the help of her Great Danes.
Sandy says that God has been at work in her life, and she wants to share her story to help others.
This is audio from the video production of Stories of Amazing Grace.
Robert Neil Jr., known by many as Buzzy, is a retired elementary teacher and principal of 32 years, having taught in Hawaii, Sumner County, and Metro Nashville, and was the first of 3 male kindergarten teachers in Public Schools in Tennessee.
Buzzy was privileged to spend a summer studying missions all around the world in 1967.
Other than spiritual matters, his chief interests have been collecting old things and old ways. He even moved the Lipscomb cabin from Bells Road to the Lipscomb campus in 1986.
Buzzy will share life stories from his book "The Free Range Life of Buzzy Neil." And offer proof that Some Things Are Not Always As They Seem.
Hear the following stories:
The Five Dollar Truck
Elvira - The Mistress of the Night, says Hello
My Homeless Outfit at McDonald's Restaurant
and More.
It's a fun-filled, inspirational Stories of Amazing Grace.
Larry Souder assumes the role of a Bible Book salesman and takes advantage of the emotions of his victim.
Larry Souder assumes the role of a house painter to con an elderly woman out of her money.
Larry Souder, along with a fake police sergeant plays the role of a bank examiner in an effort to con a woman out of her savings.
Larry Souder unmasks a con game attempting to exploit an elderly woman out of her money.
From the publisher's feed
Larry Souder shares Stories of Faith, Stories of Fun, and Stories of Friends. Originally broadcast on radio and TV.