Mornings with Tom and Tabi

1: MLK Day 'On' at Lee University

Gloria Scott Richmond and Nate Tucker with Lee University are at the forefront of the week-long celebration at Lee, that begins with an experience-rich, event-filled day on Monday, January 15th. Worship, March, Serve, and Learn as you commemorate the life and dream of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. CLICK HERE for the schedule of events and to learn more.

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2: Parent Differently: Raise Kids with Biblical Character that Changes Culture

Kathy Koch, author of Parent Differently reminds you it matters that children build good character. Their character reflects their convictions, establishes their reputation, and ultimately determines their destiny. Teaching children what biblical character looks like and how to make the right choices can also positively influence the people and culture around them and augment feelings of contentment and success.

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3: Voice of the Martyrs Update

Todd Netleton, Host of Voice of the Martyrs Radio shares about what is happening around the world with persecuted brothers and sisters in Christ around the world. Todd illuminates the situation in Nigeria with attacks on Christians that happened over Christmas. He also provides insight over the State Department designations of Countries of Particular Concern - and countries that are conspicuously absent from that list. CLICK HERE for more information.

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4: Chattanooga Good Samaritan Story

While driving to work several days ago, Ikeko Moore Bass saw 4 young teenagers walking down a busy street during morning rush hour. Akeko felt compelled to stop and that's where the story begins. Hear how God prepared her heart to be at a place in her relationship with him where obedience trumps comfort. The story ends at the intersection where a faith-filled prayer is offered and an obedient heart responds.

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5: Hearbeat of a Survivor

Heartbeat of a Survivor is the story of Nita Tin, a former Buddhist from Burma.  It chronicles her journey as their family fled the dictatorship government; forced to sign papers admitting that they were traitors to the country of their birth. They left with their two young children with only $20 to their name. It's a powerful story of her faith in her Lord and Savior and their journey from Golden Pagodas to Land of Liberty in Search of Something More.

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6: MLK Day 'On' at Lee University

Gloria Scott Richmond and Nate Tucker with Lee University are at the forefront of the week-long celebration at Lee, that begins with an experience-rich, event-filled day on Monday, January 15th. Worship, March, Serve, and Learn as you commemorate the life and dream of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. CLICK HERE for the schedule of events and to learn more.

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