Sunday Morning

Shaw Gage reflected on the meaning of Veterans Day and the importance of recognizing, remembering, and honoring the men and women who have served our country.

Shaw Gage explored the importance of understanding civics, the role elections play in communities, and why being an informed and engaged voter matters.

Shaw Gage was back with Chris Theilacker, the Sylacauga High School Chaplain, for another conversation about faith and life.

Shaw Gage talked with Sylacauga High School Chaplain Chris Theilacker about his role at the school and the impact of chaplaincy on students and the school community.

Shaw Gage shared personal stories and biblical lessons about trusting God through life’s challenges and finding strength in His grace. He encouraged listeners to invest in others, build meaningful connections and spread kindness wherever they go.

Shaw Gage sat down with RadioAlabama’s Alex Baumann for a look at his story, his path to RadioAlabama, and the work he does for the company.

Shaw Gage spoke with Jim and Julie Hollon about Guillain-Barré syndrome and the impact it has had on their lives.

Shaw Gage talked with Dr. Rick Redmond from Southern Smiles of Sylacauga.

Shaw Gage sat down with Eric Reebal of Uncommon Ministries and explored the message of Romans 6:23.

Shaw Gage welcomed his uncle, Bobby Shaw, to discuss his ministry involvement with “We Care” and the message of Matthew 25:35-40.