Professional freelance writer and editor Minnie Lamberth shares with TAB Talks co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell tips for developing as a writer and editor as well as the importance of leaders to partner with professional communicators.

Minnie recently published a novella “Miss Bertie Explains the Beginning of the World” and has more than 35 years’ experience as a professional writer and editor. To learn more about her and her books, visit minnielamberth.com

TAB Briefs provides listeners with three current faith-based news and culture stories. Watch the unedited recording of the podcast on Facebook Live on TAB's Facebook page at 8:45 a.m. each Friday and find the audio podcast here at noon the same day. 

Christian Chinese book seller sentenced to seven years in prison

Alabama officials sued over voter registration form requiring "So help me God" vow

Outdoor venues provide safer worship, fellowship opportunities during COVID-19 pandemic

Welcome to the audio digest of this week’s issue of The Alabama Baptist newspaper presented by TAB staff members, correspondents and volunteers. The audio digest includes news, features, Dr. Jerry Batson’s Theology 101 column and Sunday School commentaries for LifeWay’s Explore the Bible and Bible Studies for Life curriculums

Articles of interest:

Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers assist after Hurricane Sally

Military Wives Retreat

Theology 101

Explore the Bible

Bible Studies for Li

Lindsey Murphy uses storytelling to teach her children about life and the importance of absolute truth. She started blogging life lessons to them through her “Letters to my children” features.

On this week’s TAB Talks, Murphy shares about a recent “10 commandments on how to argue well,” which has gotten attention by an extensive audience beyond her family.

To read the blog post, visit http://www.lifeabundantly.net/blog and search for “Letters to my children: Fight Club” from June 23, 202

TAB Briefs provides listeners with three current faith-based news and culture stories. Watch the roughly 10-minute unedited recording of the podcast on Facebook Live on TAB’s Facebook page at 8:45 a.m. each Friday and find the audio podcast here at noon the same day.

Chinese Catholics sound alarm over government distortions of the Bible in a school textbook.

Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief continues following Hurricane Sally.

The Return, to be held in Washington Sept. 25

Welcome to the audio digest of The Alabama Baptist newspaper presented by TAB staff members. The digest includes news, features, Dr. Jerry Batson’s Theology 101, Sunday School commentaries for LifeWay, and Bible Studies for Life curriculums.

Articles of interest: Romar Beach Baptist Church and Camp Baldwin receive extensive damage from Hurricane Sally; Alabama cleanup begins . ‘See Jesus’ in the faces of those with mental health issues , Theology 101, Explore the Bible, Bible Studies for Life

Sportswriter and author Del Duduit joins TAB Talks co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell to share about his newly released 40-day devotionals — Auburn Believer and Bama Believer — as well as other sports devotionals he has written.

For more information about Duduit (pronounced did-way), visit delduduit.com.

TAB Briefs provides listeners with three current faith-based news and culture stories. Watch the roughly 10-minute unedited recording of the podcast on Facebook Live on TAB’s Facebook page at 8:45 a.m. each Friday and find the audio podcast here at noon the same day. 

Hurricane Sally makes landfall at Gulf Shores, brings widespread damage to region (0:41)

Netflix cancellations rise after “Cuties” controversy (2:25)

Southern Baptist Convention could be headed for a name change (4:04)

Welcome to the audio digest of The Alabama Baptist newspaper presented by TAB staff members. The audio digest includes news, features, Dr. Jerry Batson’s Theology 101 column and Sunday School commentaries for LifeWay’s Explore the Bible and Bible Studies for Life.

Articles of interest:

Campus ministry goes virtual and connects distance learners to fellow students

Churches help schools and students as needs change during pandemic

Theology 101

Explore the Bible

Bible Studies for Life

Abide leads the app industry for spiritual meditation. The app — and supporting YouTube and podcast resources — focuses on helping people experience the peace of Christ through biblical meditation and sleep.

Neil Ahlsten, CEO and co-founder of Abide, shares about the app and his personal faith journey.

Abide is a product of Carpenters Code, a small startup company located in San Mateo, California. Carpenters Code was organized in 2015 by former Google employees.