Podcasts about morrilton

Conway County 200 seeking participants for photo reenactment; Third Thursday Farmers Market to be held this week; Russellville City Council to consider moratorium on data centers; Perry County Quorum Court renews contract of ambulance provider; Conway Police seeking missing juvenile; Florida truck driver buys $200K winning lottery ticket in Morrilton.

Conway County Election Commission votes to leave Blackwell voting center closed after storm damage, aligns voter precincts; Morrilton city sales tax continues to climb; Entergy addresses concerns about data center in Conway; Fabulous Fourth to be a larger celebration this year for USA's 250th; Casa mayor reports water system now in compliance; Rotary holds end of year awards; Travs get win over Naturals; we visit with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

Morrilton man facing murder charge connected to death of a one-year-old; Conway County, Perry County Farm Families of the Year profiled; local gas prices below national average; jobless rates declined locally; unfilled Russellville School District seat may be up to the Quorum Court; Conway baseball player named Player of Year; we visit with Mary Clark of UACCM.

Conway County Regional Water Board discusses Brewer Lake water level, conservation may move to involuntary June 1; Morrilton hospital exec named President of St. Vincent Infirmary; fire departments extinguish structure fires; NWS forecaster says stationary front should bring good rainfall to area over next few days; SCCSD board handles personnel matters, bus purchases; Conway County Fair Board announces scholarship recipients; school announce coaching changes; we visit with Rev. Bill Sardin, pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Morrilton.

Ep177, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 75 Title: How to Have God's Life Living in You, Part 75: Zion's Testimony, Church Hypocrisy, and Abiding in Christ Six-Paragraph Summary A Program Framed Around Testimony and Correction This episode begins with Pastor Tony Alamo introducing part 75 of How to Have God's Life Living in You, identified as program 177. He explains that the program will include listener letters and a testimony from his son, Zion, which some church members reportedly criticized. Alamo presents the testimony as honest and spiritually important, while arguing that churches often contain hypocrites and insincere believers. His opening remarks establish the episode's central focus: distinguishing what he views as genuine Christian faith from outward religious pretense. Zion's Childhood and Crisis of Belief A large portion of the episode centers on Zion's testimony, which is read aloud and then interpreted by Alamo. Zion describes growing up around church people whom he perceived as insincere, saying this led him to doubt God and look down on others. Alamo repeatedly explains Zion's doubts by saying that he himself was imprisoned during part of Zion's childhood and that other church members failed to properly teach him the Bible, ministry literature, and Christian discipline. The testimony is presented as a turning point in which Zion begins to question his earlier disbelief. Los Angeles as a Turning Point Zion's testimony describes a major change after he went to the Los Angeles church and encountered newer believers praying openly and intensely. He says that seeing people who appeared sincere convicted him and led him to begin reading the Bible in the morning and before sleep. Alamo emphasizes this part of the testimony as proof that Zion encountered genuine Christian zeal there, unlike what he says Zion had seen earlier. The episode portrays this experience as the beginning of Zion's decision to make a firm spiritual stand. Criticism of Church Members and Failed Instruction Alamo uses Zion's testimony to criticize specific church members and broader patterns he sees in the church, including hypocrisy, gossip, negligence, lack of Bible teaching, and failure to discipline children. He states that many children in the church were not properly taught the Bible, did not hear his messages, and were not trained in the way he believes they should have gone. These claims are presented as Alamo's interpretation of the church's internal problems, and his tone is forceful and accusatory. He also discusses people being removed from the church when, according to him, the Lord directed it. Letters from Listeners Seeking Literature and Guidance The program also includes letters from listeners in Omaha, Nebraska, and Brickeys, Arkansas. The Omaha letter praises Alamo's Mass Suicide article and requests many copies for distribution. Alamo uses the letter to emphasize evangelism, saying that a true believer desires to spread the message after being saved. The Arkansas letter comes from an imprisoned former Missionary Baptist preacher who says he is seeking truth, asks for Christian materials, and requests an autographed ministry letterhead. Alamo agrees to send the requested material. Abiding in Christ and Closing Prayer Near the end, the episode returns to the series theme of abiding in Christ. The reader states that believers begin to abide in Christ in a practical way through fellowship, enjoyment, and experience of Jesus. Alamo says that if the Lord is truly abiding in someone, God will teach others through that person rather than leave them consumed by worldly distractions. He closes with a salvation prayer, inviting listeners to ask Jesus into their hearts, receive forgiveness, and thank the Lord for saving their souls. The program ends with ordering information for tape or CD copies and a preview of the next installment. Transcription Quirks and Corrections That Matter “Tony Alonzo” was corrected to Tony Alamo. “Part on messages” was corrected to part in the messages. “Ponies” was corrected to phonies. “One year's zone” was corrected to one or two years old, with the later transcript reference supporting two years old. “Brian Broadbrake” is uncertain but was retained as the likely name from the transcript. “Debbie Andresak” was corrected to Debbie Andrassac, though the spelling remains somewhat uncertain. “Sally Jamillin / Denlin / Demelan” appears to refer to Sally Jamellin, but the exact spelling is unclear. “Chieni Orlando” appears likely to be a person's name, but the transcript is unclear. “Bobby Chameison” was corrected to Bobby Jameson, based on the likely intended name in context. “Oh, Mohan Nebraska” was corrected to Omaha, Nebraska. “Brickies, Arkansas” was corrected to Brickeys, Arkansas. “Morleton, Arkansas” was corrected to Morrilton, Arkansas. “Friday will get you nowhere” was corrected to flattery will get you nowhere. “Texas, Texas” was corrected to Texarkana, Texas. Keywords Tony Alamo, How to Have God's Life Living in You, Zion testimony, abiding in Christ, church hypocrisy, Christian testimony, salvation prayer, Bible teaching, Omaha Nebraska letter, Brickeys Arkansas letter, Christian radio program, spiritual consecration

US Census Bureau says Morrilton, Conway County have grown over three percent; Car wash owner says business is down 75%, and that's just fine with him; mural developed in partnership with MIS students unveiled at City Hall; Downtown Pocket Park renovations expected to be completed by early summer; Riverview Baptist to participate in state EFA program for the first time; roundup of high school state tournament results; we visit with Dustin Taylor with Main Street Morrilton.

Ten-year historic levels of Brewer Lake, long-term prospects for additional water supply; two arrested after State Police say street race caused accident; Atkins Council meets, discusses improvements to park, Picklefest; two women with local ties profiled in "501Der Women" issue of magazine; Buc-ee's announces planned opening date for Arkansas store; Wonderview girls, Morrilton girls, Nemo Vista boys advance to round two of state tournament; we visit with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

Conway County Regional Water District provides update to Morrilton City Council; City Council grants approval for Laidback Lounge to serve alcohol; Care Center to close Friday for two weeks due to expansion; Koontz Electric earns Eagle Award at ABC; Mayor says paving project to begin today; CT scanner blessed; Casa gets grant for community center; Morrilton native named head girls' basketball coach at North Little Rock; area teams gearing up for state tournaments; we visit with Jay Carter of the Conway County Library.

Arisa Health closing over two dozen locations, including its Morrilton office; Morrilton City Council, South Conway County School Board to hold meetings tonight; two women airlifted following UTV accident; roundup of activity from the Conway County Fire Department; Beck touts tax cuts, saying the move makes the state more competitive; iconic Russellville restaurant closes; five Conway County baseball and softball teams, three Perry County teams advance to state tournaments.

What a great ending for Morrilton softball in this 4A-3 Regional Semifinal!

Perryville restaurant halts plans to seek alcohol permit after landlord scotches plan; special session wraps up with passage of tax cuts; Care Center's cereal drive underway; Kuettle recognized for service; Crains launch tourism consultancy; high school baseball and softball regional tournaments underway, as we plan six broadcasts today; we visit with Scott McDonald, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Morrilton, about today's National Day of Prayer.

National Weather Service says short-term outlook isn't great for rainfall to replenish Brewer Lake; Missing Pope County woman located safe; South Conway County School District names Teachers, Staff of the Year; Sacred Heart Bazaar to be held at the end of the month; Moose House offering free tours as part of county's bicentennial; regular baseball and softball seasons come to an end as regional tournament brackets are now in place; we visit with country music star Bryan White ahead of his concert at the Rialto Theatre in Morrilton this Thursday.

Southern Christian Home in Morrilton celebrates 100th anniversary; repairs complete to Lone Grove Road; Conway County firefighters work two vehicle fires; jobless rates fall; local residents are among recipients of Single Parent Scholarship; possible renovations to Lake Atkins, Game and Fish seeking comments; Morrilton baseball, softball wrapping up regular season today with regional tournaments later this week; we visit with Alisha Koonce of Sacred Heart Catholic School.

Morrilton man, 'career criminal,' behind bars on federal charges; Perry County Chamber seeking nominations for annual awards; Chartons named Farm Family of the Year locally; Governor calls special session for next week to address tax cuts; UACCM holds Mock Crisis event for nursing students; OBI to hold blood drive at Toad Suck Daze, donors have opportunity to win trip; Conway County Library to offer summer reading program for children; Byers named head girls' coach at Wonderview; we visit with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

Conway County Regional Water Distribution District Board holds special meeting to discuss water shortage, offers short-term, long-term solutions; Davis elected Senate Pro-Tempore Designate as fiscal session ends; Head-on crash sends three to hospitals; Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart says recent county cleanup was successful; Morrilton High School baseball headed to postseason after double-header sweep of Robinson; Morrilton softball team clinches conference championship; lots of other baseball and softball results; we visit with Jan Cummings of Morrilton Parks and Recreation about alternatives to swimming pool closure.

Morrilton sales tax collections continue trending upward, now over $100k from this time last year; Petit Jean Farmer's Market set for Saturday, includes strawberry festival, live music, hot air balloon; Petit Jean Garden Club to hold annual sale Saturday; Morrilton Devil Dogs well represented on All-Star basketball teams; high school baseball and softball roundup; we visit with Kevin Van Pelt of the Conway County Extension Service.

Children's Library project back on track; Conway School District admin building struck by bullet; horseback group bringing awareness to foster care to come to Morrilton today; Perryville students observe mock crash ahead of prom, graduation season; report: Conway data center undergoing study; if weather holds out, there will be lots of high school baseball and softball today; we visit with Pastor Bill Sardin of the First United Methodist Church in Morrilton.

School Counts recognizes 140 Conway County graduating seniors; Conway County Fire Chief expects no significant changes in response during water conservation effort; Rep. Westerman touts SPEED Act for economic development; law enforcement remind drivers not to drive under the influence ahead of "4/20" marijuana day; Morrilton drops non-conference softball game to Sheridan, we look at other high school baseball and softball games; we visit with Conway County Library Director Jay Carter.

UACCM Ranked 4th out of 22 community colleges in Arkansas; Leadership Conway County graduates this year's class; Childcare Aware to hold family fun event Saturday; Morrilton Car-Mart among 42 stores closed; Governor touts LEARNS act in State of State address; area fire departments busy with response efforts; cleanup continues; water conservation request reminders; large number of weekend activities in the area; Morrilton gets conference win over Heber Springs; we visit with Jerry Smith of the Conway County History Museum.

Fourche River Outdoors Fest set for this weekend; Rain chances are slight for this weekend, water conservation effort underway; Communities Unlimited to hold event Saturday at Morrilton Pocket Park; Governor declares disaster for drought; Morrilton Police warn of text messaging scam; Morrilton wins two run-rule games at Heber Springs; more high school baseball and softball profiled; we visit with Mary Clark of UACCM.

JP District One race in Conway County still undecided, Hammer nominated by GOP for Secretary of State; Menifee gets park grant; Governor announces Maumelle Pinnacles outdoor recreation program; CCCEC to hold screening events; Conway Police investigating stabbing death; bees swarm fire hydrant at Morrilton High School; Morrilton baseball splits doubleheader at CAC; results from Sacred Heart, Wonderview games; we visit with Cindy Lucariello from the Conway County Care Center.

It's Election Day for a GOP runoff for Secretary of State nomination, a local JP race; Morrilton Municipal Airport adds automated weather observation system; Petit Jean State Park to get historical marker from Arkansas250 Commission; Morrilton Primary School holding registration today; Dispensary lawsuit over legal fees tied to Morrilton dispensary suit four years ago; Arkansas Tech to offer AI degree; MHS softball drops close non-conference game to Greenwood; MHS baseball travels to CAC for a conference doubleheader today; we profile the Secretary of State's race.

Beloved local musician perishes in motorcycle accident; Fire departments work large blaze in forest east of Jerusalem, burning not recommended; Perry County's Fourche River Festival planned for April 11; Deputy Secretary of Agriculture speaks at WRI about farm bill; Morrilton baseball team wins two games at Robinson Invitational, Wonderview baseball goes one-and-one at their tournament; we hear from Arden Stamps and Christina Donoho from the Conway Co. Center for Exceptional Children.

Cahill donates bronze moose statue to honor Moose family, installed on Moose Street; Petit Jean State Park has lots of free activities for spring break; Rep. Beck says expenses and reimbursements tied to busy work in energy; Hendrix College the latest to join AG's 'One Pill Can Kill' initiative; Morrilton softball uses 17-run sixth inning to beat Heber Springs; Sacred Heart and Nemo Vista split in baseball and softball games; we visit with Spencer Kilgore of CT Church in Morrilton.

Faulkner County officials investigating shooting at party; UACCM Car Show, Day of Giving bring in funds for programs; Morrilton Farmers Market seeking vendors; Free Tree Friday event planned for Harps later this month; Morrilton softball team pounds Dardanelle, 20-4; area teams to play today, including our broadcast feature, Nemo Vista softball v. Sacred Heart; we visit with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer.

Doug Cahill of Edward Jones in downtown Morrilton talks about the 7 foot tall bronze statue of a moose that he donated for the corner of Moose Street and Railroad Avenue, across from Rockefeller Plaza.

Conway County Election Results officially certified; Run for the Fallen comes through Conway County; Superior RV in Conway owner accused of fraudulent business practices; Conway County Fire Department releases final February run totals; newly-formed Perryville Alumni Association elects officers; 4A All-State, All-Conference honors for Morrilton players; we visit with Dustin Taylor of Main Street Morrilton.

Overnight tornado warning affected Yell, Pope counties; Morrilton Community Alliance looking to restart; fundraiser for Morrilton Police Officer Kris Wilson brings in $40K; School Board hears results of ATLAS assessment, approves retirements and resignations; Flowers recognized for local tourism efforts at Tri-Peaks banquet; Morrilton, Nemo Vista softball teams get wins; we visit with Mary Clark of UACCM.

Menifee man sentenced to life in assault; CSAM arrest of Morrilton man; fire causes serious damage to home on Petit Jean Mountain; Morrilton City Council, South County County School Board to meet tonight; speaker slated for Depot this weekend; Morrilton's softball team gets second consecutive win; we spotlight Coach Dave Wilbers, retiring from leading the Arkansas Tech Golden Suns basketball team.

Morrilton's Betty Thines celebrates 108th birthday; it's Severe Weather Awareness Week; Med-Tech to observe Baby Box Blessing ceremony next week; Green Bay Packaging establishes scholarship at UACCM; WRI to host Archeology Day this Saturday; Wonderview, Sacred Heart girls have 1A State Tournament games today; we visit with Dean Cato and Stuart Holleman of Hope Alive.

Hart narrowly re-elected as Conway County Judge; Kissire wins Conway County Sheriff's seat by 77% margin; most other races very close; Skinkle gets clear majority in four-person Perry County Judge's race; Henry's Aerial Service opens at Morrilton Airport; Green Bay Packaging named to two lists in Forbes; Voss elected to Petit Jean State Bank and Bancshares boards; Rockefeller named to WRI board; Sacred Heart girls advance in state tournament with upset win; Morrilton boys fall to Magnolia in close first-round state tournament game.

It's Election Day; Hospital improvement bonds sold; Update on move of Petit Jean Fire Station; Firefighters work hay blaze; Fire Chiefs meet for workshop at WRI; Arkansas Tech launches STEM program for low-income students; Best Care childcare program to be offered locally; State basketball tournaments get underway today, include games featuring Sacred Heart girls, Morrilton boys; we visit with Jeff Ward, director of 'The Conundrum on the Crackerjack Cruise' at the Rialto Theatre, and Theatre board member Theresa Bertram.

Conway County firefighters work five blazes Saturday afternoon, urge no burning; UACCM Automotive Service Technology Lab gets $150K sponsorship by Winrock Automotive Group; Clarksville data center project progressing, Mayor encourages positive discussion; Pope County Judge discusses need for jail, additional courthouse office space; Morrilton boys, Wonderview girls, Sacred Heart girls to play in state basketball tournaments this week; we visit with Aaron and Mitch Spivey about the upcoming Mo-Con Cards and Collectibles Show.

South Conway County School District's Hall of Distinction class announced; Wye Mountain Daffodil Festival returns next month; Sacred Heart School gets new bus; Koontz Electric's safety record continues to draw national attention; TOLM recognized as ABC 'Top Producer' again; The Coffee Bean to hold fundraiser for local police officer; Wonderview girls, Morrilton boys headed to state basketball tournaments with first-round regional wins; three more local teams open regional play today; we feature the "Wonderview Word" program.

Non-life threatening injuries reported following crash on interstate; Senator Breanne Davis encourages large primary voter turnout; another unseasonably warm day today, cooler weather expected; Morrilton Kiwanis Club's annual Pancake Breakfast set for Saturday; Tri-Peaks banquet approaching; 2026 Morrilton High School football schedule released; Morrilton junior boys playing for district championship tonight; high school district play continues at Wonderview; we visit with Bill Sardin, pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Morrilton.

UACCM Day of Giving to be held in March; OEM reports no assistance forthcoming following storms; Governor Sanders announces board and commission appointments; Koontz Electric ranked nationally for safety initiatives; two motor vehicle accidents reported Tuesday, minor injuries; Morrilton's boys get their 20th win of the season, secure number one seed in regional; Morrilton girls still have possibility for post-season; Wonderview headed to Regionals; season ends for Sacred Heart boys; we visit with Brenda Wilson of the Morrilton Kiwanis Club.

Early voting for the March 3 primary begins today, we look at the ballot; Conway Regional donates $25K to UACCM's new nursing college; City of Morrilton working with Communities Unlimited on wastewater project; January was a busy month for Conway County Fire Department; Morrilton girls fall short in double OT game with Clinton; we visit with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer.

Dr. Ronnie Williams to speak at Morrilton History Museum; Card show planned for Pt. Remove Brewery next month; UACCM to hold "More in Morrilton" preview day in March; Morrilton boys secure district championship; Morrilton girls hope to earn berth in Regional tonight.

Perry County Area Chamber plans Fourche River Outdoors Festival; UACCM Nursing program touts high NCLEX pass rates; Counseling offered to first responders after fatal fire; Rainey honored with Lifetime Achievement Award from economics group; Game and Fish warns of contact with sick birds; Morrilton boys seek share of conference title tonight; we visit with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

Mayor, Chamber tout 'Pull Factor' data showing growth of local economy; South Conway County School Board offers positive evaluation of superintendent; Chamber publishes Morrilton Vacation Guide; ASP offers tips on 'Safer Internet' day; state Tourism Ticker reveals fractional drop in sales tax revenue; former Devil Dog named head football coach at Vilonia; we visit with Mary Clark of the University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton.

Investigation underway into the cause of fatal fire north of Morrilton; bond sale approaching to finance renovation of CHI-St. Vincent hospital building owned by county; CNB seeks to reinstate lawsuit fighting repeal of its Pope County casino license; renovation continues on Lake Conway; Morrilton splits with PA, Sacred Heart sweeps Guy-Perkins; we visit with Cindy Lucariello of the Conway County Care Center.

Three children perish in late-night house fire north of Morrilton; CCEDC announces Select Site Certification achievement; Centennial Bank donates $25K to UACCM nursing college; SCCSD announces makeup day; Blackwell vote center to be shuttered for primary after storm damage; high school basketball games set for tonight; we visit with Gregory Popovich, who is bringing a rescue animal circus act to the Rialto Theatre in Morrilton tonight.

Thaw underway, schools return to class with modified bus routes; Quorum Court approves measure to use bond forfeitures for law enforcement or jail; Morrilton Police hold fundraiser for one of their own; Pet Theatre program coming to Rialto this week; Perry residents encouraged to conserve water; blood shortage, donations encouraged; update on court calendar for Stacy Drake; high school basketball returns after week off for weather; Blaylock announces mayoral run in Morrilton.

National Weather Service says we'll get a few pleasant days to melt snow and ice before another round of arctic air comes in; ARDOT updates on efforts to clear roads; Morrilton child injured in sledding accident; National Guard deployed to help with emergency response; private citizens partner with emergency responders in helping teens who ran out of gas on the Cadron while duck hunting; retailers working to keep up with demand during storm; area high schools reschedule games; we visit with Kristi Strain of the Rialto Community Arts Center.

Winter Storm Warning, Extreme Cold Warning this weekend; we'll discuss timing, preparations, tips for getting through it all; fire destroys home under renovation in Oppelo; Morrilton Human Relations Council awarded $10,000 grant; country star Bryan White coming to the Rialto in May; Green Bay Packaging recognized for Power Pack $1B project; Morrilton boys defeat Robinson to finish first half of conference race in first place; Morrilton girls lose nail-biter to Robinson; we visit with Alicia Hugen of the Conway County Extension Service.

Parade held in downtown Morrilton to mark Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day; Faulkner County Sheriff's Department investigating death; construction nears completion on new building at Nemo Vista; repairs, upgrades underway for pool at Morrilton Community Center; Rialto announces cast of dinner theatre; high school basketball preview; we visit with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer.

Morrilton's MLK parade set for Monday; Children's library project update; Entergy offers tips for winter electricity usage; Conway County Fire Department reports record year for calls; WRI wins three awards from Arkansas Business; high school games set for tonight; we visit with Shannon Autrey of the Conway County Extension Service.

28 Arkansas counties now under burn bans; 911 funding shortfall issue to be addressed by committee; UACCM reports nearly 40% increase in enrollment; Russellville couple facing child abuse charges; warrant issued following boating accident last year; United Way offers free tax preparation services; we visit with Rev. Bill Sardin of the First United Methodist Church in Morrilton.

Landowners in the Brewer Lake watershed invited to meeting Thursday; application period opens for Giving Tree grants; South Conway County School District reports on cybersecurity, reading; demand for EFA funds outstrips supply; Widner family recognized by diabetes research organization; Morrilton splits with Heber Springs; Sacred Heart varsity teams fall to Bradford; Wonderview sweeps Guy-Perkins; we visit with Mary Clark of the University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton.

South Conway County School Board approves academic calendar; 'Men at Rest' mural unveiled; Morrilton City Council holds first meeting of 2026; Morrilton to host Heber Springs for Title IX Night; we visit with Jay Carter of the Conway County Library.