Mornings with Tom and Tabi

1: Beyonce Singing Country Music? - Plugged In

Adam Holz discusses the new faith-based film, Ordinary Angels, praising its quality and message. Then the discussion shifts...to Beyonce. She's causing quite a stir in the country music industry. Read more and weigh in at pluggedin.com.

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2: Meet Anthony Watkins of Hope for the Inner City

Once a caterer and entrepreneur, Anthony Watkins leads the mercy ministry of Hope for the Inner-City, located in East Chattanooga. As a master gardener, he teaches gardening techniques to help with food insecurity, and uses his business skills to help prepare others for better paying jobs. He loves giving tours and leading volunteer groups. Read more about what God is doing through this month's spotlighted ministry at www.wearehfic.org. 

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3: Living UnDivided

Racial division is a prevalent issue in the Church today, yet God has promised His people a unified future. Chuck Mingo and Troy Jackson founded UNDIVIDED, an organization built to unite and ignite people for racial healing. In their book Living Undivided: Loving Courageously for Racial Healing and Justice, Chuck and Troy help you understand God's heart for racial healing, solidarity, and justice and encourages the body of Christ to live UnDivided.

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4: Open Line CHATT - The Issue of Suffering

Dr. Michael Rydelnik is Academic Dean and Professor of Bible and Jewish Studies at Moody Bible Institute. He also hosts Open Line Saturday Mornings 10am - Noon Eastern. On this edition of Open Line CHATT - questions came up regarding suffering; being persecuted for righteousness' sake. How do you know that is the case? Or perhaps your suffering is a result of consequences due to poor choices. Which is it? Michael answers those and other questions from listeners in the Tennessee Valley.

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