Bob Critteneden

Author, attorney, and columnist David Limbaugh discussed some of the material found in his book, "The Emmaus Code: Finding Jesus in the Old Testament," exploring the concept of the Old Testament as part of God's overall narrative pointing to the coming of Jesus.

Financial expert Mary Hunt, founder and publisher of "Debt-Proof Living," discussed some principles in approaching Christmas shopping and offered some tips for shoppers. She has authored "Live Your Life for Half the Price," as well as "The Affordable Christmas," formerly known as "Debt-Proof Your Christmas." Learn more at www.everydaycheapskate.com or www.debtproofliving.com.

Mark Harris of Gateway Church, where he serves as Southlake Campus Worship Pastor and Executive Pastor Over Campus Worship Ministries, discussed the Gateway Worship project, "Walls," including the concept of the projects and some of the songs to which he contributed as a writer and/or vocalist. Learn more at www.gatewaypeople.com. You can also find him online at www.facebook.com/markharrismusic.

Two members of the leadership team for the Dream Women's Conference, January 22 & 23, 2016, at St. James United Methodist Church in Montgomery - Mary Sanders and Melissa McInnis - discussed the concept of the event, speaker Lisa Bevere, and worship leader Christy Nockels. Learn more at www.facebook.com/dreamconference or go to www.dreamwomensconference.com.

Randy Alcorn, Debora Coty, Meg McGuffin, Andrew Pettegree, Kevin West, Eric Walker

Thabiti Anyabwile, pastor at Anacostia River Church in Washington, DC and a member of the Council of the Gospel Coalition, provided analysis of the situation involving African-American students at the University of Missouri from a Biblical perspective. He also discussed some of the principles that he relates in the book, "Reviving the Black Church: A Call to Reclaim a Sacred Institution." Find out more at www.thefrontporch.org. The church's website is www.anacostiariverchurch.org.

Emily Belz, reporter for WORLD Magazine and the WORLD News Group, discussed two stories that she had recently written for the publication and website. Topics included: some responses from Christian organizations to the Syrian refugee crisis, as well as the U.S. Supreme Court's announcement that it would take up a pro-life bill from Texas. Learn more at www.worldmag.com.

Author and speaker Debora Coty discussed the concept of the "Too Blessed To Be Stressed" cookbook which she has compiled, offering some kitchen ideas designed to reduce the amount of stress. She also highlighted some seasonal ideas. Learn more at www.deboracoty.com.

Dr. Joe Savage, Director of the University of Mobile Center for Leadership and Executive Dean of the School of Christian Ministries at the University, discussed the philosophy and activity of ISIS, as well as the refugee situation, including the possibility of Syrian refugees entering Alabama through Mobile. Learn more about the school at www.umobile.edu. Also, there is a Facebook page with Christian and historical quotes at www.facebook.com/umonenationundergod.

Dr. Jared Rehm, Instructor of Sport Science and Physical Education at Huntingdon College in Montgomery and Assistant Director of the Huntingdon College Ability Sport Network, stopped by the Faith Radio studios during the special collection day for the Ryan Prince Memorial Wheelchair Drive and talked with Faith Radio's Billy Irvin. He discussed coaching tips about those who are disabled and their adaptive sports. He is also the coach of the "Redwings" wheelchair basketball team. The college's website is www.huntingdon.edu.