Bob Critteneden

Scott Evans, Founder and President of Outreach, discussed the concept of Friend Sunday, which is scheduled for March 30, 2014, an expansion of National Back to Church Sunday in September. Friend Sunday provides an opportunity for church members to invite others to attend church with them. Learn more at www.friendsunday.com.

Kyle Idleman, Teaching Pastor of Southeast Christian Church in Louisville and author of "Not a Fan", discussed some material based on his latest book, "AHA: The God Moment That Changes Everything." Also, in this conversation from the Faith Radio/Meeting House booth at the 2014 National Religious Broadcasters convention, Kyle shared about a film project in which he's involved, "The Song", a modern-day retelling of the Song of Solomon. Kyle's website is www.kyleidleman.com. The movie website is www.thesongmovie.com.

Jimmy DeYoung of "Prophecy Today", heard weekdays at 11:55am and Saturdays from 12noon-1:30pm on Faith Radio, discussed the trip to Israel he is conducting beginning in late April. He also provided news and analysis of current events in the Middle East in light of Biblical prophecy, including comments from one high-ranking Israeli leader about the proposed division of Jerusalem, as well as concerns expressed by another regarding Iran. For more information, go to www.prophecytoday.com.

From the Faith Radio/Meeting House booth at NRB 2014, the International Christian Media Convention, videographer and Christian music artist Rebecca Friedlander discussed the documentary that she has produced called, "Pioneers," which is described as "a Christian music mentoring film." The film features a number of classic Christian musical artists. Learn more at www.pioneerfilmgroup.com.

Dr. David Curry, President and CEO of Open Doors USA, visited the Faith Radio/Meeting House booth at the 2014 National Religious Broadcasters convention to share about the overall purpose and activity of the organization, which stands with persecuted Christians throughout the world. Learn more at www.opendoorsusa.org.

Travis Weber, Director of the Center for Religious Liberty at the Family Research Council, discussed the recent incident involving an Air Force Academy cadet leader and the removal of a Scripture that he had written on the whiteboard outside his room. Learn more at www.frc.org.

Author Michael Reynolds shared about some of the background and plot elements of his latest novel, "Songs of the Shenandoah", which is the third in the "Heirs of Ireland" series. It is set in the 19th Century, and traces an Irish immigrant family and what they encounter as they relocate in America. Learn more about the author and the series at the website, www.michaelkreynolds.com.

Another edition of the All Access RV Tour visited the Faith Radio studios recently, and in the first of 2 interview segments, Christian musical artists Kelsi Craig, Chelsea Moon, and Savannah Moon shared some information about their backgrounds and their latest musical releases. Websites: www.facebook.com/kelsicraigmusic, www.chelseamoon.com,and www.savannahmoonmusic.com.

Barbara Hopkins, Executive Director of Neighbors in Christ, a ministry to crime victims in Montgomery and surrounding areas, discussed the overall purpose and outreach of the ministry and volunteer opportunities that are available. Learn more at www.neighborsinchrist.org.

Tony Evans, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, Steve Berger, Josh Newell, Michelle Borquez, Todd Starnes