Faith Radio Podcast From The Meeting House

Bunni Pounds, the Founder and President of the organization Christians Engaged, devoted to motivating and equipping Christians to be a voice to the culture through voting and civic engagement, discussed its overall work and a new curriculum called, Nehemiah: How to Rebuild the Walls of a Nation. The website is christiansengaged.org. 

The author of the book, 26 Below, the first installment in the Alaska Cyber Hunters series, Kimberley Woodhouse, discussed the premise of the novel, which explores real-life technology threats. She also offered how Christians can respond to a volatile world. She can be found online at kimberleywoodhouse.com. 

Ron Lazenby, the author of The Replacement, a work of historical fiction that tells the story of Matthias, who was chosen to replace Judas Iscariot, discussed the inspiration for and message of the novel. He also provided a review of his experiences as a volunteer for several years at the Blue Lake Christian Writers Conference at Blue Lake Camp near Andalusia. You can find out more at thereplacementbook.com. 

Montgomery-based evangelist Terry Veazey, ministering with World Missions Alliance, shared a report from Pogradec, Albania about how God had worked through his ministry team in that city, as well as the capital of Tirana. You can find him online at terryveazey.com.

Catherine Claire Larson offered a look, from a Biblical worldview perspective, at motherhood, as well as a mom's viewpoint about her newborn child, relative to her book, Watching in Wonder: Growing in Faith During Your Baby's First Year. Her website is catherineclairelarson.com. 

Allan Parker, President of The Justice Foundation, discussed his involvement in pro-life work, defending the pre-born and advocating for women, and provided analysis about recent court action regarding the abortion pill and its approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The organization's website is thejusticefoundation.org. You can also find out more about his work in defending women at operationoutcry.org. He is also involved in themoraloutcry.org. 

Here is material from a conversation in advance of the Faith Meets Mental Health Summit on May 6, 2023, Kym Klass, Director of Communications at Frazer Church in Montgomery, along summit participants Commissioner Kim Boswell of the Alabama Department of Mental Health and Dewayne Rembert, Lead Pastor of Flatline Church at Chisholm and Founder of the Flatline Movement, discussed their perspective on the importance of the event. You can learn more and register through frazer.church/mentalhealth.

Christian musical artist and worship leader Christy Nockels shared about different aspects of her album project, This is the Hour, including the inspiration and concept, the background of several songs, and the collaboration with her husband, Nathan. Her website is christynockels.com.

Jeremy Dys, Senior Counsel of First Liberty Institute, discussed a case involving a former employee of the United States Postal Service who was not allowed to receive a religious accommodation so that he would not have to work on Sunday. Oral arguments were held before the U.S. Supreme Court on April 19, 2023, The organization's website is firstliberty.org.

Joby Martin, Founder and Lead Pastor of The Church of Eleven22 in Jacksonville, Florida, shared about material contained within the book he co-authored with Charles Martin, Anything is Possible: How Nine Miracles of Jesus Reveal God’s Love for You.  You can find out more online at jobymartin.com or coe22.com.

Terry Whalin, a speaker at the 2023 Blue Lake Christian Writers Conference near Andalusia, the author of over 60 books, as well as a variety of articles for in excess of 50 magazines, shared material relative to his book called, Book Proposals That Sell: 21 Secrets to Speed Your Success. You can find out more at terrywhalin.com. 

From the Wiregrass Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Dothan Area Coordinator Aaron Dickinson shared about fruit of the work of Wiregrass FCA and previewed the Night of Champions at the Dothan Civic Center on May 3, 2023, with guest speaker Dennis Swanberg. Information can be found at wiregrassfca.org. 

Bill Myers discussed his series, The Magnificent Mulligans, which depicts members of a family who trust in God’s faithfulness in challenging situations. The first book is Leapin' Leopards and the second is Lions, Elephants, and Lies. It is a partnership with Focus on the Family. You can find out more through the Focus on the Family website. His website is billmyers.com. 

Matt Queen, who serves as L.R. Scarborough Chair of Evangelism ("Chair of Fire") and Professor of Evangelism at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, TX and is Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Administration, discussed the book, co-written with O.S. Hawkins, called, The Gospel Invitation: Why Publicly Inviting People to Receive Christ Still Matters. You can find out more through thegospelinvitation.com. You can find him on social media as @DrMattQueen.

Sharen Ford, who serves as Director of Foster Care and Adoption at Focus on the Family, in a conversation airing during Child Abuse Protection Month in April, discussed issues in families the cultivate abuse of children, warning signs of children being abused, and how the Church can respond. You can learn more at waitnomore.org.

The Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church of Dadeville, Alabama, Ben Hayes shared comments relative to a tragic shooting on April 15, 2023 that resulted in lives lost and numerous injuries at a birthday party. He related his own experience and commented on how he had seen the Church and the community come together to minister to one another. You can follow the church's Facebook page at First Baptist Church of Dadeville.  

Jo Hancock of His Vessel Ministries underscored the significance of prayer and previewed the 2023 Montgomery Prayer Breakfast on May 4, 2023 - the National Day of Prayer - as well as the Capital City Bible Reading Marathon May 4-6. You can learn more at hisvessel.org.

Christian hip-hop artist Brinson shared about the work of God in his life and in the founding of GodChaserz Entertainment, which is a consortium of Christian hip-hop artists. He also discussed, GodChaserz: The Documentary, on which he served as Co-Director. The website for the documentary is godchaserzdoc.com. The GodChaserz website is godchaserz.com.

Dean Nelson, Vice-President of Government Relations at Human Coalition, shared about the work of that pro-life ministry and discussed incidents of violence against pregnancy resource centers. You can learn more at humancoalition.org. He also serves as Chairman of the Board of the Douglass Leadership Institute and a Senior Fellow at Family Research Council.