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Jeff Kemp, a former NFL quarterback and Vice-President VP and Catalyst for Helping Others at FamilyLife, shared about the concept and some of the principles he lays out in the book, "Facing the Blitz: Three Strategies for Turning Trials Into Triumphs." The website address is www.facingtheblitz.com.

Carl Gallups, Pastor of Hickory Hammock Bapt. Church near Pensacola, FL, discussed some cultural trends, including the furtherance of the gay agenda and the effects of the Supreme Court ruling on Marriage. He also highlighted material related to his new book, "Be Thou Prepared: Equipping the Church for Persecution and Times of Trouble." Learn more at www.carlgallups.com.

Author and musician Katie Schuermann, a Christy Award nominee for her first novel, "House of Living Stones," discussed the setting, plot elements, and themes in her latest novel, "The Choir Immortal." Learn more at her website at www.katieschuermann.com.

Dr. Calvin Beisner, Founder and National Spokesman for the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation, discussed a Biblical worldview approach to the topic of climate change, and highlighted the initiative called, "Road to Paris: A Dead End for the Poor," which includes a number of YouTube videos and a petition. Learn more at www.cornwallalliance.org.

Dr. Jim Burns, President of HomeWord and speaker on the "HomeWord" radio program heard weekdays at 2:30pm on Faith Radio, discussed the concept of observing rites of passage, based on material from the book he has co-written with Jeremy Lee called, "Pass It On: Building a Legacy of Faith for Your Children through Practical and Memorable Experiences." Find out more at www.homeword.com.

Denise Jones, one of the original members of Point of Grace, shared some of the history and background of the group and discussed the concept of and some of the music on the album, "Directions Home (Songs We Love, Songs You Know)." Point of Grace will be featured in a women's event at First Baptist Church of Prattville on Thursday, October 22, 2015. Learn more about the group at www.pointofgrace.net. For information on the event, go to www.fbcprattville.org or www.itickets.com.

Brian Gay, Minister of Missions at First Baptist Church of Montgomery and part of the leadership team for River Region Judgment House - discussed the concept of the event, a Christian alternative to a haunted house, and discussed some of the details for this year's event, which is scheduled for selected nights between October 14 and November 1, 2015. Learn more by calling (334)546-8088.

Terry Veazey of Harvesters International, a Montgomery-based evangelist, reported on an outreach to students in Blantyre, Malawi, reaching thousands of young people with the gospel. Learn more about the ministry by going to www.terryveazey.org.

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Ashley Smith Robinson, who was held hostage by a man who had killed 4 people prior to her interaction with her, discussed the series of events that day, and described God's work in her life. The encounter is depicted in the film, "Captive." Find out about the film by going to the website, www.captivethemovie.com.