If you were to meet William Fullerton you would think him an extraordinarily kind and friendly man. You would have no idea of the horrors that he has lived through, both in his life as a civilian and as a combat medic during the war in Vietnam. This man’s story is astounding and very moving. I’m so glad I can share it with you today. If you need encouragement, listen up.

This episode, I am happy to present to you two great conversations with two wonderful people. Dr. Faulkner is just a treat to talk to. You will enjoy hearing her share her heart about the work that she is privileged to be a part of with Compassion Services International.

Andrew Herbst is the Campus Pastor for Calvary Christian School. Andrew’s love of church history (or world history in general) is second only to my friend Vincent Cole Roberts.

Vince C. Robberts is one of the most intelligent and funny people I know and have ever known and I’m so glad that my friend has returned to TBD.

When I think of hard work and dedication to one’s faith, family and profession one of the names that come to mind is Ken Faulkner. This man started out a milk shake maker and work his way up to Vice President of Steak n’Shake then completely switched careers to own and operate Quality Care Ambulance with his wife Kathy. He has done all this while still remaining a steadfast example to his family and friends.

My Great Aunt Berna is a class act. She is one of the sweetest people you will ever have the pleasure of meeting and I am so happy that i get to share her story with you all.

Encouragement! That is our main topic today with my special guest Rev. Ryan French. Ryan is the Asst. Pastor at Apostolic Tabernacle in Jonesboro, Georgia. He is an amazing preacher and teacher who has an awesome blog and Podcast that you should checkout, immediately check out after you're done listening to this episode.

Here is the second half of my second sit down the man, the legend Rev. Jim Sleeva. Jim and I continue talk about his other ministerial endeavors within the USA and I drive a bit deeper to probe the mind and heart of this great man of faith.

Here is the second half of my second sit down the man, the legend Rev. Jim Sleeva. Jim and I continue talk about his other ministerial endeavors within the USA and I drive a bit deeper to probe the mind and heart of this great man of faith.

"Much more fun to live by faith." Jim Sleeva has lead an extraordinary life and he is back to share some more of it. Rev. Sleeva will fill us in from where we left off during his visit with us last time starting in Germany and bringing us all the way up to the beginnings of Indiana Bible College.

Meet some wonder people that I am privileged to sing with, the Master's Legacy quartet. Mike Flemming (Bass), Adam Faulkner (2nd Tenor), Matt Denny (Baritone), Jason Hood (Pianist, and myself make up this group and we have fun together. Come listen in as I sit them down and we discuss their gospel music influences and they give condensed versions of their testimonies. This is just good fellowship.