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Deni Reilly, co-owner of The Majestic Grill and Cocozza, talks about the highly anticipated opening of Cocozza's second location in East Memphis and how she got started in the restaurant and hospitality industry. 

East Memphis artist A.R. The Mermaid skips class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to speak about getting into music, being influenced by Atlanta rapper Hoodrich Pablo Juan, going fully independent after her deal ended with 300 Ent, relationships with other female artists such as Slimeroni and K Carbon, love for yoga, sexuality, dating men and women, past issues with deceased artist Enchanting, and her upcoming project titled ‘What's Next'.

With all the headlines circulating in the news, one story in particular stood out the most. Houston's in East Memphis has announced they are leaving, effectively immediately. That sparked the conversation of which beloved restaurants of the past us and our listeners miss the most.  Also on the show, we react to the DOJ's investigation into MPD and the City of Memphis and we speak to syndicated columnist Ron Hart about Hunter Biden's pardon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This morning, a squirrel broke a circuit breaker at an MLGW substation, causing it to malfunction and lose power. More than 10,000 East Memphis residents were without electricity. We mentioned the squirrels yesterday, and now they are taking out the electric grid! We dive deeper into fascinating facts of these furry friends/foes.  Also on the show, we react to Nancy Mace publicly calling out a flirty text message from Michael Eric Dyson and we listen to this week's Maxterpiece Theater with Producer Max. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dean and Douglas breakdown the rental property investment landscape in every Memphis area ZIP code! 00:00 Introduction 2:12 Frayser 38127 5:36 Raleigh 38128 8:55 Bartlett 38133 10:11 Bartlett 38134 11:56 Bartlett 38135 13:42 Arlington 38002 15:31 Cordova 38016 18:00 Cordova 38018 19:46 Germantown 38138 21:47 Germantown 38139 22:57 Collierville 38017 24:30 SE Shelby Co. 38125 26:56 Hickory Hill 38141 29:34 Hickory Hill 38115 31:12 Oakhaven 38118 33:46 Whitehaven 38116 37:24 Ridgeway 38119 39:20 East Memphis 38117 42:54 Westwood 38109 45:52 West Person 38106 48:49 South Memphis 38126 50:21 University 38111 53:11 Rhodes College 38112 55:07 Orange Mound 38114 57:54 River Oaks 38120 59:51 Berclair 38122 01:02:23 Jackson 38108 01:04:35 North Memphis 38107 01:06:24 Midtown 38104 01:08:36 Downtown 38103 01:10:49 Greenlaw 38105 01:12:03 Millington 38053 01:13:48 Desoto County Have any questions? Shoot me an email: dean@crestcore.com Dean Harris, VP of Sales at CrestCore Realty Douglas Skipworth, Founder & Principal Broker at CrestCore Realty Podcast production and design by Parasaur Studios This podcast is brought to you by Griffin, Clift, Everton & Maschmeyer PLLC. https://www.gcemlaw.com/contact-us/ CoreLend Financial https://www.corelendfinancial.com/contact_us.html Local Title & Closing Services https://localtitle.com/contact/ CrestCore Property Managment https://www.crestcore.com/ Triumph Construction

Join me for episode 295 as I sit down with East Memphis native Cameron Hill, also known as Cam The Artist. This extraordinary young talent has created stunning pieces of art using grey, red, and purple as his primary colors. Cam shares how a pivotal moment of violence pushed him to pursue his artistry seriously. His work has garnered admiration in Memphis and beyond. Tune in to discover Cam's vision for Memphis, hear incredible stories of his viral art moments, and learn about his upcoming participation in the Cooper Young Festival and Paint Memphis 2024. Don't miss this inspiring episode!

Join me for episode 295 as I sit down with East Memphis native Cameron Hill, also known as Cam The Artist. This extraordinary young talent has created stunning pieces of art using grey, red, and purple as his primary colors. Cam shares how a pivotal moment of violence pushed him to pursue his artistry seriously. His work has garnered admiration in Memphis and beyond. Tune in to discover Cam's vision for Memphis, hear incredible stories of his viral art moments, and learn about his upcoming participation in the Cooper Young Festival and Paint Memphis 2024. Don't miss this inspiring episode!

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Quinn (MD, PhD, Master's in Psychology, Master of Divinity) recounts his near-death experience when he was 11 years old in East Memphis in 1967.  Picture Quinn drew to reference his NDE visual If you have an unusual story you'd like to share on the show, please email alec@parasaur.co Created by Alec Ogg Parasaur Studios © 2024

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Interview by Manny Akiio   / mannyakiio   We recently connected with Memphis artist Tre Loaded for an exclusive “Off The Porch” interview! During our sit down he talked about the vibes in East Memphis, describes his childhood, not being ashamed of working a job when he was younger, reveals that Don Trip is his uncle, explains how he got into making music, his music blowing up on TikTok, listening to lyrical rappers, explains his creative process, stealing a car when he was 15 years old, spending his last money on the music video for “Vo Flow” that has gotten over 600k views on YouTube, his growth as an artist, his first project ‘Made In Memphis', fatherhood changing his life, wanting his listeners to feel turnt when they listen to his music, shares advice, goals, other business he wants to get into, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the podcast, Rabbi Jeff Dreifus speaks to Susan Adler Thorp. They speak about the upcoming exhibit at the TI museum about Rabbi James Wax. Expect to learn about the history of the Temple Israel Museum, Judaica's role in memory and community-building, how collecting can be an emotional outlet, and the story of Rabbi Wax and his impact while residing as Rabbi of Temple Israel.   Rabbi Dreifus and Susan Adler Thorp discuss the details of the new exhibit and how it is connected to Rabbi Wax's passion for social justice. They investigate his upbringing in Herculaneum, MO, and how a Methodist Minister inspired him to pursue a Rabbinical career. They also recall Rabbi Wax's courage demonstrated by speaking out against Memphis mayor Henry Loeb the day after Martin Luther King Jr's assassination. Rabbi Wax's visionary leadership put him at the forefront of working towards helping those suffering from mental health problems, having a role in the famous sanitation workers strike in 1968, and stewarding the building of a new Temple in East Memphis.   Thanks for tuning in! -- Opening song - "Let There Be Love" by Noah Aronson; performed by Temple Israel Cantorial Soloist Happie Hoffman Find sermons, music, conversations between clergy and special guests, and select Temple Israel University (TIU) classes – easily accessible to you through our podcast, Torah to the People. Learn more about Temple Israel-Memphis at timemphis.org. Audio technical support provided by Ajay Cohen.

The Connected Experience - What's In Your Tidal F/ Music from Don Trip Join Antoine and Santoine as we play “What's In Your @tidal “?  We play music by East Memphis artist  @mrdontrip.  Don Trip is on a phenomenal musical run this year by releasing a project each month.  We have selected one song per project to play for the listeners.   Press Play and #getconnected January-Gotham City; All In February- IHeartStripperstoo; Today I Got Time March-The Devil You Know; Rain Check April-Shoulders Of Giants; Judgement Day May-Die Another Day; No Warning Shots June-Long Live Pif; From The Cradle To Da Grave July-Firework; Lola Mitchell  August-Hell's Kitchen; Hold Me Down September-1207 James Street; Popcorn Freestyle October-Red October; Fourth & Fifty November-Wolverine; Thanksgiving Dinner Watch Vintage Episodes of The Connected Experience Follow Us On IG Follow Us in X Listen to “The Podcast Album” by The Connected Experience now via Tidal Listen to The Podcast Album via Tidal

Smith Hopkins from the Oikos Church in East Memphis joins us today to discuss one of the most powerful tools for God's transformation...asking deeper questions. The life and ministry of Jesus was filled with questions. We will look through Scripture and see how Jesus used questions to change the destiny of others.

Interview by Manny Akiio   / mannyakiio   We recently linked with buzzing Memphis artist Slimeoni for an exclusive “Off The Porch” interview! During our sit down she talked about recently moving to Atlanta, describe the culture of Memphis, coming from East Memphis, being laid back & observant, getting into anime, working at Hollister while in school, jumping off the porch, always having a passion for music, lot of people in her family making music, starting to take music serious while in college, dropping her first ‘Misunderstood' in 2017, receiving great feedback from the project, connecting with Glorilla, Gloss Up, K Carbon & Aleza last year, their chemistry together, her reaction to “FNF” blowing up, touring together, recording “Shabooya” with HitKidd, being surprised that the record took off like it did, working on an upcoming project, reveals that she recently signed, getting into fashion, design, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I was between meetings in East Memphis last week and thought I would camp out at a coffee shop where one of our residents works part time. Walking in, I ran into a young man I've had a few spiritual conversations with but hadn't seen in a couple of years. He asked what I was preaching on next and when I told him Hebrews 10, his eyes lit up. He quoted the entire passage from memory and said, “But what does it mean!?”  Whenever we start talking about how “the righteous shall live by faith,” the conversation inevitably turns to questions of eternal security and the assurance of salvation. How can I know I'm saved? What happens to people who seemed to believe and now have walked away, or “deconstructed,” or apostatized? As Greg mentioned last week, we're doing an excursus from our current series (taking the scenic route, maybe), to see how the New Testament authors use the key phrase from our Habakkuk series. Now we've come to Hebrews 10, which seems to work against a reformed understanding of the perseverance of the saints!  I say it seems to, because things are not often as they seem. This brilliant young man had grown up in the church with a Bible scholar for a father, but he couldn't square his doctrinal tradition with his own experiences of brokenness. That is, he couldn't until he began to see the passage in light of the Better Story, which I'm looking forward to sharing with you in Word and Sacrament this week.   -       js

I was between meetings in East Memphis last week and thought I would camp out at a coffee shop where one of our residents works part time. Walking in, I ran into a young man I've had a few spiritual conversations with but hadn't seen in a couple of years. He asked what I was preaching on next and when I told him Hebrews 10, his eyes lit up. He quoted the entire passage from memory and said, “But what does it mean!?”  Whenever we start talking about how “the righteous shall live by faith,” the conversation inevitably turns to questions of eternal security and the assurance of salvation. How can I know I'm saved? What happens to people who seemed to believe and now have walked away, or “deconstructed,” or apostatized? As Greg mentioned last week, we're doing an excursus from our current series (taking the scenic route, maybe), to see how the New Testament authors use the key phrase from our Habakkuk series. Now we've come to Hebrews 10, which seems to work against a reformed understanding of the perseverance of the saints!  I say it seems to, because things are not often as they seem. This brilliant young man had grown up in the church with a Bible scholar for a father, but he couldn't square his doctrinal tradition with his own experiences of brokenness. That is, he couldn't until he began to see the passage in light of the Better Story, which I'm looking forward to sharing with you in Word and Sacrament this week.   -       js

38127 - Frayser - 4:24 38128 - Raleigh - 7:45 38134 - Bartlett - 11:16 38133 - Bartlett Brunswick - 14:29 38135 - Bartlett Ellendale - 16:37 38002 - Arlington - 18:27 38016 - Cordova North - 21:27 38018 - Cordova South - 24:49 38138 - Germantown - 28:00 38139 - Germantown East - 30:31 38125 - South East Shelby County - 32:42 38141 - Hickory Hill South - 35:44 38115 - Hickory Hill North - 38:33 38118 - Oakhaven Parkway Village - 40:28 38116 - Whitehaven - 43:44 38109 - Westwood - 47:05 38111 - University - 51:04 38117 - East Memphis - 54:29 38122 - Berclair - 58:40 38104 - Midtown - 1:02:04 38119 - Quince Ridgeway - 1:05:39 38105 - Greenlaw - 1:07:32 38107 - North Memphis - 1:09:13 38112 - Rhodes College - 1:10:51 38106 - West Person - 1:13:18 38126 - South Memphis - 1:15:57 38114 - Orange Mound - 1:18:05 38108 - Jackson Farmville - 1:19:57 38053 - Millington - 1:22:59 Mississippi - Desoto County - 1:25:13 Link to weekly Zoom Calls: https://linktr.ee/crestcore Have any questions? Shoot me an email: dean@crestcore.com Dean Harris, VP of Sales at CrestCore Realty Douglas Skipworth, Founder & Principal Broker at CrestCore Realty Podcast production and design by Parasaur Studios This podcast is brought to you by Griffin, Clift, Everton & Maschmeyer PLLC. https://www.gcemlaw.com/contact-us/ CoreLend Financial https://www.corelendfinancial.com/contact_us.html Local Title & Closing Services https://localtitle.com/contact/ CrestCore Property Managment https://www.crestcore.com/ Odyssey Construction

Very few cities , if any, can lay claim to the amount of impact, influence, and talent that Memphis Tennessee has over the last 60 years. Rather Stax Records in the 70's, DJ Spanish Fly in the 80's, or Gangsta Memphis of the 90's, the city finds a way to flex its muscle every decade and remind the world that Memphis is a Musical Powerhouse. Few can speak on the cities musicality better than Prairie View Alum and Current Syracuse Graduate Student Josh Crawford. Born and Raised in East Memphis, Josh has had a first hand experience on the culture one of Americas most under-appreciated cities. Born into the the music industry with his father Scott Crawford (who phones chats with us via Phone call) being a Prominent attorney in the city. Josh was around many prominent 901 artist including Three 6 Mafia, Big 30, 8 Ball and MJG, and others. On the second episode of "I Got More To Say" Josh sheds light on Memphis Culture, the cities impact on Modern Music, the cities recent Hip-Hop Renaissance, and hilariously rates Hip-Hop Fashion on "Put On or Put Out."► Subscribe On Youtube - @ I Got More To Say https://youtube.com/@IGotMoreToSay?si=iLzXQfvVVANX8hFi ►FOLLOW us on TikTok - @Igotmoretosay https://www.tiktok.com/@igotmoretosay ►FOLLOW us on Instagram - @Igotmoretosayent https://www.instagram.com/igotmoretosayent/►LIKE us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092504659680&mibextid=LQQJ4d https://linktr.ee/igotmoretosay

From Aretha Franklin, Al Green and Isaac Hayes to Three 6 Mafia, 8Ball & MJG and Yo Gotti, Memphis has always been fertile soil for producing music superstars. Entering that arena with all the aspirations of a young Al Green is rising singer/songwriter and Memphis native, Kendrick P. Like so many before him, Kendrick P. began singing in his grandfather's church, learning to play piano and drums along the way. Today, Kendrick's single, Get What You Give sits at #46 on Billboard's Urban Radio Chart and is trending all over Shazam. The accompanying video, as well as several others (Don't Look Back and Fake Love) are currently in rotation on BET Jams, Yo MTV, BET Soul and Music Choice. Kendrick is dropping his new project "Years & Tears" on August 18th on all platforms. Take a listen as Kendrick discusses his upbringing in East Memphis, his approach with this new body of work and when he fell in love with hip hop.

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Former Memphis Tiger's Basketball Player and current businessman Otis Jackson joined Wake Up Memphis to talk about his growing business at the Peach Cobbler Factory.

Ed Cabigao, owner of the Liquor Store Restaurant, joined Wake Up Memphis to talk about their brand new location in East Memphis and one planning to open in Collierville during Labor Day Weekend!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Memphis Italian Festival Chairman Kenny Gonzales joined Wake Up Memphis to talk about the Italian Festival this weekend at Marquette Park in East Memphis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bog & Barley is all it's cracked up to be; Jennifer and Chris talk about the new East Memphis restaurant on Sound Bites, and talk of Easter meals leads to talk of cakes, as many roads do.

Preston Butts and Steve McCulley are partners, along with NBA veteran Thaddeus Young, of Shoot 360- Memphis. Preston Butts Jr., also founder and CEO of MEM10 Consulting, is a native Memphian with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management from Lyon College. An entrepreneur at heart, he has been involved in numerous ventures nationwide and continues to seek fresh new opportunities to help others succeed. Preston has a passion for helping others reach their highest potential, both professionally and personally. He has worked with many organizations around the country, as well as with professional athletes, coaches, and front-office personnel. By using skills, he has acquired over the past ten years, Preston has been able to bring clarity to the direction, mindset, and focus of multiple businesses, whether start-ups, well-established or anything in between. Butts is also the head coach of the Memphis Home Education Association Basketball team. He led the team to the home school national championship in 2020, while McCulley is an assistant coach to the team. McCulley, along with his wife, Dr. Tammy McCulley, also own McCulley Allergy, Sinus & Asthma Centers. They have six practices, the newest addition being an East Memphis location that opened in January 2022. Resources: https://www.shoot360.com/memphis https://www.instagram.com/shoot360memphis/?hl=en https://www.bizjournals.com/memphis/news/2021/12/02/locals-team-up-with-nba-vet-collierville-facility.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVdYF1lroTc

This week, we chat with Chip and Amanda Dunham, owners and chefs of Magnolia and May Country Brasserie located in East Memphis. Tune in as Katie and Cort sit down in the charming restaurant with these two talented entrepreneurs for a candid and entertaining discussion on the restaurant business. We'll start the show with our list of the TV hangout spots we wish were real (we're looking at you, Cheers!) Then, we'll discuss the inception of Magnolia and May, the road to opening M&M, the challenges and thrills the Dunhams have faced while running this successful eatery, and everything in between (including what a brasserie is!) — The List: TV Hangout Spots We Wish Were Real — Hashtags of the week: #BullCastGuestSegment #MagnoliaAndMay #Brasserie #RestaurantBiz #Restauranteurs #MemphisRestaurants #MagnoliaAndMayIsKatiesCheers #CentralPerkWontServeCortAlcohol — Visit us online: www.bullcastpodcast.com Produced by Cameron Spann | Powered by Pickler Wealth Advisors Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com

In this episode of the podcast, Rabbi Jeff Dreifus speaks to Susan Adler Thorp. They speak about the upcoming exhibit at the TI museum about Rabbi James Wax. Expect to learn about the history of the Temple Israel Museum, Judaica's role in memory and community-building, how collecting can be an emotional outlet, and the story of Rabbi Wax and his impact while residing as Rabbi of Temple Israel.   Rabbi Dreifus and Susan Adler Thorp discuss the details of the new exhibit and how it is connected to Rabbi Wax's passion for social justice. They investigate his upbringing in Herculaneum, MO, and how a Methodist Minister inspired him to pursue a Rabbinical career. They also recall Rabbi Wax's courage demonstrated by speaking out against Memphis mayor Henry Loeb the day after Martin Luther King Jr's assassination. Rabbi Wax's visionary leadership put him at the forefront of working towards helping those suffering from mental health problems, having a role in the famous sanitation workers strike in 1968, and stewarding the building of a new Temple in East Memphis.   Thanks for tuning in! -- Opening song - "Let There Be Love" by Noah Aronson; performed by Temple Israel Cantorial Soloist Happie Hoffman Find sermons, music, conversations between clergy and special guests, and select Temple Israel University (TIU) classes – easily accessible to you through our podcast, Torah to the People. Learn more about Temple Israel-Memphis at timemphis.org. Audio technical support provided by Ajay Cohen.

Dorothy is a Maximalist, Grandmillenial Artist, and we talk more about all of those things in the show. She loves vintage and antique items, and she does a really fun game in her IG stories every so often called Yay or Nay. It's one of my favorite things to do on Instagram. Dorothy founded Memphis Arrow Creative, which is home to many artists in the Memphis area. She also does her own paintings, including murals all over town. In the episode we talk about a mural she's been working on that she couldn't reveal at the time, but since then it's been revealed at the new Restaurant Iris in East Memphis. If you're local, go check it out! This conversation was so fun and inspiring for me. After talking with Dorothy, I just wanted to paint and browse antique stores! I hope you find the chat as fun as I did, and without further ado, here's Dorothy Collier. Links-- Dorothy's IG Dorothy's Shop Memphis Arrow Creative My IG My TikTok My Website

We are breaking down the Memphis ZIP codes so you have the boots-on-the-ground knowledge you need to win in the Memphis real estate market! 1:51 - Frayser 38127 7:22 - Raleigh 38128 12:04 - Bartlett 12:54 - Bartlett 38134 15:07 - Bartlett 38133 18:00 - Bartlett 38135 21:46 - Arlington/Lakeland 38002 25:11 - Cordova 38016 26:57 - Cordova 38018 28:43 - Germantown 38138 30:14 - Germantown 38139 31:53 - Southeast Shelby County 38125 35:13 - Hickory Hill South 38141 37:41 - Hickory Hill North 38115 40:05 - Oakhaven Parkway Village 38118 43:17 - Whitehaven 38116 46:49 - Westwood 38109 49:30 - East Memphis 38117 51:34 - Orange Mound 38114 53:46 - South Memphis 38106 56:20 - North Memphis 38107 58:24 - Rhodes College Area 38112 1:00:23 - Berclair 38122 1:03:16 - Nutbush 38108 1:05:27 - University 38111 1:08:59 - Desoto County 1:16:15 - Midtown 38104 Have any questions? Shoot me an email: dean@crestcore.com Dean Harris, VP of Sales at CrestCore Realty Douglas Skipworth, Founder & Principal Broker at CrestCore Realty Podcast production and design by Parasaur Studios This podcast is brought to you by William N. Griffin, Jr., Atty Griffin, Clift, Everton & Maschmeyer PLLC.

East Memphis native, Bri Saulsberry, is my guest for episode 211. Bri is the the Beauty, Boss and Brains behind the illustrious company that reimagines and redefines luxury experiences, Bri Saulsberry & Company. Bri Saulsberry and Company is a boutique design agency that specializes in uniquely reimagining spaces to create extraordinary experiences. Through thoughtfully designed bespoke events and interior design, BS & Co. prioritizes luxury and experience to produce inspiring and imaginative projects with an elegant, forward, yet timeless aesthetic. Bri is a graduate of the University of Tennessee-Knoxville with a communications degree in Public Relations. During her tenure at the university, she was inspired by her travels and communications studies in two places that hold some of the world's most illustrious fashion, luxury and creativity— New York and Europe. Enamored during her stay, she immersed herself in the cultures and experiences both influential places afforded, creating relationships while absorbing all the beauty, luxury and industry insight that she could. The exposure, knowledge and invaluable experiences were a game-changer that affirmed and enhanced her passion. Following graduation from the University of Tennessee and special time off as a new mother to her sweet baby girl, Bri Saulsberry entered a brief career in education in which she excelled quickly. Nonetheless, in a world of educational politics and unprecedented times, she was left with a decision to pivot. She chose to pursue her passions, and this led to her greatest leap of faith— the launch of her company, Bri Saulsberry & Company.

We recently sat down with buzzing Memphis rapper ATM Richbaby for an exclusive “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation he discussed a hilarious incident that happened at an Atlanta Waffle House, the Memphis music scene, being from East Memphis, jumping off the porch, his biggest life lesson, his dad being the legendary Kingpin Skinny Pimp, Memphis not being friendly, quitting his job to focus on music, thoughts on the music industry, how important it is to have a team, his new “Anti Social” EP, his new visuals for “Before” & “Intro”, the “Beat Em Up” challenge, upcoming projects, and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dirtyglovebastard/support

In week 1 of the Go series at the East Memphis campus, guest speaker, Pastor Kyle Reschke, teaches on the thread of global missions throughout the bible.

Pastor Wil Franco finishes the Values series at the East Memphis campus with our final value: We are on mission.

In part 3 of the Values series at the East Memphis campus, Pastor Wil Franco teaches on our call not to escape or emulate our culture, but ultimately, to engage it for the sake of the gospel.

At the East Memphis campus, Pastor Drew McCalla continues the Joshua series in chapters 9 & 10.

In Part 5 of our Joshua series at the East Memphis campus, Pastor Parker Richardson teaches us tools for biblical interpretation, which help put the story of Joshua 6 into perspective.

In week 2 of our series in Joshua, at the East Memphis campus, Pastor Wil Franco explains how the story of Rahab points to the gospel. God shows compassion for us just as he did for her.

Pastor Wil Franco continues our series on the armor of God at our East Memphis campus with a message about the Helmet of Salvation. You'll discover how we are saved initially, progressively, and eternally.

At the East Memphis campus, In week 3 of the Battle Ready series, Pastor Wil Franco brings a message about putting on the Breastplate of Righteousness. He reminds us that righteousness isn't something we earn, it's something we are given. When the enemy comes to accuse, we should remember it isn't about us giving God our righteousness, but about God giving us HIS righteousness.

In Part 1 of our new series Battle Ready, at our East Memphis campus, Pastor Wil Franco teaches from Ephesians 6:10-13 about who we battle and how we battle. He also reminds us that because of Jesus, the war is already won!

Welcome to the all new Highpoint Church podcast! Today's episode comes from Pastor Wil Franco's Easter Sunday message from April 4, 2021 at our East Memphis campus. Join in as we celebrate our Risen Savior, Jesus!

Pastor Parker Richardson finishes up our series at the East Memphis campus with Colossians 4:7-18, where Paul's final greetings tell us a lot about how Jesus uses individuals like us to be His church and spread the message of the gospel.

Recently we linked up with rising Memphis rapper Finessing Azz Dlo who brought along Big Scarr & Big Moochie Grape for his exclusive “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation he talked about life in Memphis, growing up in South Memphis but now living in East Memphis, explains the difference between the two sides, jumping off the porch, having his first child when he was 13, recently getting out of jail, going on a high speed chase from the police, currently being out on 3 bonds, having to cut off a lot of his close friends, Moochie encouraging him to rap, the buzzing rap scene in Memphis right now, his new music video “First Day Out”, working with Moochie & Jay Fizzle on “Trapped Out” that has over 100k views, his upcoming tape ‘Sold My Soul To The Trap', his brand ‘All Hustle No Luck', fatherhood, and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dirtyglovebastard/support

Join us for week 9 of our series in Colossians as Pastor Wil Franco teaches at our East Memphis campus from Colossians 3:12-17. You'll find out how as followers of Christ, we have the power to take off the old and put on the new.

We begin looking at chapter 3 of Colossians with Pastor Wil Franco at our East Memphis campus by discussing being heavenly minded and our heavenly position. Why is it so hard to remain heavenly minded? We look at our affections, our attitudes, and our actions to find out why.