Heather McCaskill Executive Director of One-by-One Ministries shares how they seek to help women grow closer to the Lord through connecting expectant and new moms with caring mentors, that walks with them through the first three years of their newborn’s life.
Mid-South View Point is a public affairs program addressing concerns that are vital to the Christian community in the Mid-South. This show is produced by Bott Radio Network in Memphis.
Pastor Greg Davis, former lead pastor at Cornerstone Church in Southaven and author of Standing Strong in the Storm catches up with host Byron Tyler at the NRB 2024 International Christian Media Convention at the Gaylord Opry land Hotel in Nashville, TN. They discuss the surge of life’s unexpected storms. Greg’s family has persevered through a 30-year season of intense storms and life-threatening health crises that have affected each member of their family including, eight years of infertility, six open-heart surgeries, a near-fatal autoimmune disease, brain cancer, a near-fatal heart attack and a brain aneurysm. Pastor Greg also shares about his travels to Thailand where his ministry supports a children’s home.
Hostility and violence against churches in America is at an all-time high. Pastor Derrick Anderson, Executive Pastor and Eric Williams, Chief Operating Officer at Brown Baptist Church discuss the Protecting the Flock, Church Safety & Security Seminar planned for church staff and lay members to participate. This seminar provides the latest protection techniques from an expert security panel. According to a recent Family Research Council report, there were more than 430 incidents in 2023—more than double the number in 2022. That’s an 800% increase in incidents since 2018 and an average of 39 attacks every month. America’s churches aren’t just witnessing hostility and violence at a higher rate. The report suggests the attacks are increasingly more violent and more personal.
Dr. Frank Anderson joins us on this National Day of Prayer to discuss the importance of prayer in times of darkness, difficulty and discouraging times. Dr. Anderson is the Stephen Olford Chair of Expository Preaching & Associate Professor of Ministry and Missions at Union University in Jackson, TN. He is also Director at the Center for Racial Reconciliation.
Hitch up your horses and head to the rodeo, as Pastor Lynn Holmes from Houston Levee Cowboy Church gives details on their upcoming rodeo. There’s mutton bustin’ along barrel racing, team roping, steer wrestling, and bucking bulls & broncos. It’s a family fun gathering with their new expanded sitting under a covered arena. Pastor Lynn Holmes also shares how the cowboy church is one of the fastest growing churches in America as well as how they reach the equine culture with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Troy Miller, President & CEO of National Religious Broadcasters discusses the “AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act of 2023” that’s making its way through Congress. This bill requires the Department of Transportation (DOT) to issue a rule that requires all new motor vehicles to have devices that can access AM broadcast stations installed as standard equipment. (AM broadcast stations are often used to deliver emergency alerts and news and entertainment programming; some newer vehicles do not include AM equipment.) NAB spokesman, Alex Siciliano stated, “AM radio is continuing to reach a vast audience of 82 million listeners each month, and they’ve been very engaged in telling Congress how important this medium is to them in light of the threat by vehicle makers to remove AM from vehicles,”