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Murfreesboro parks are buzzing with summer camp energy as Thomas Laird from Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation joins the show to deliver critical updates on seasonal programm

Podcast Above: In this episode of the WGNS Action Line, host Scott Walker sits down for an insightful conversation with Murfreesboro Mayor Shane McFarland to discuss the cit

Salvation Army Murfreesboro continues its 90-year legacy of local service by expanding its reach through vital community assistance and innovative youth development. This ep

In this episode of Southeastern Fly, we share the story behind the upcoming Murfreesboro Fly Fishing Meetup at Tailgate Brewery. What started as a simple idea to give local anglers a place to gather has turned into a joint effort with Music City TU, Southeastern Fly, and Tailgate Brewery.The goal is simple: bring fly anglers together. No formal program, no big presentation, and no pressure. Just a chance to talk fishing, reconnect with old friends, meet new ones, and welcome anyone interested in fly fishing.Key Highlights:The Idea Behind the Meetup: We talk about why having a simple place and time to gather can help strengthen the local fly fishing community.Inspired by Others: Conversations with Knox Girls Who Fly Fish helped shape the idea and showed how small groups can grow when people feel welcome.Music City TU's Involvement: John and Tom from Music City TU helped move the idea forward and are bringing pizza for the group.Event Details: The meetup will be held Thursday, June 11 at 7:00 p.m. at Tailgate Brewery in Murfreesboro, located at 210 Stones River Mall.Everyone Is Welcome: You do not have to be a TU member, a longtime listener, or an experienced angler. Just show up if you enjoy fly fishing or want to learn more.Come by for a few minutes or stay awhile. We hope this becomes a relaxed way for people in the area to connect, share stories, and spend time with good people who love fly fishing.Resources:Visit southeasternfly.comSign up for our newsletterProduced by NOVA

Murfreesboro City Schools are wrapping up the academic year, but the district's essential community programs are just getting started for the summer season. Lisa Trail says

Get an inside look at the latest developments at Murfreesboro Municipal Airport in this edition of “The Insider.” Airport Director Chad Gehrke and Airport Manager Ryan Hulsey provide updates on several key initiatives shaping the future of the airport. Topics include the ongoing evaluation of a potential Contract Control Tower, the extension of the Murfreesboro Aviation lease agreement, and the latest plans surrounding MTSU Aerospace's future relocation to Shelbyville Airport. They also highlight the airport's role in the community, including participation in the annual STEAM Fest each October. Stay informed on how these projects are enhancing operations, supporting growth, and strengthening aviation in Murfreesboro. Learn more about the Murfreesboro Municipal Airport: https://www.murfreesborotn.gov/airport

Protected by Providence | Kingdom Come Vol 3 Week 6 May 17, 2026 Message by Kyle Goen [Riverdale Campus Pastor]   Scripture References & Sermon Points 1 Samuel 29:1-11 Compromise Creates Confusion. Providence Provides Protection.  

Welcome to another episode of High School Sports Saturday with Tate Mathews! Today’s show delivers a comprehensive look across Middle Tennessee as regional play winds down and teams punch their tickets to the state tournament. Tate kicks things off with Cascade Champions baseball coach Travis Sheffield, celebrating their dramatic, grueling 11-inning victory over Huntingdon. Coach Sheffield breaks down his pitching staff’s historic showing, anchored by ace Jaden Hathcock's brilliant 8-inning no-hitter, and discusses managing graduation schedules alongside player injuries ahead of their high-stakes run in Murfreesboro. Next, Franklin Admirals soccer coach Mike Burgoyne drops by to talk about their balanced squad's upcoming sectional showdown against the physical Beach Buccaneers. With his team riding high on regional clean sheets, Coach Burgoyne highlights stellar performances from goalkeeper Sawyer Skelton, breaks down the squad's early morning curfew plans, and reflects on his emotional decision to step down from his legendary coaching tenure at the end of this season. Finally, Tate is joined by local sports expert Tom Kreager for a rapid-fire rundown of the inaugural Class AA Girls' Flag Football and Lacrosse State Championships. Tom recaps Mount Juliet and Ravenwood's unforgettable flag football battle, praises Nolensville and Page's stellar runs on the lacrosse field, and looks ahead to a jam-packed schedule of sectional baseball and softball action.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another episode of High School Sports Saturday with Tate Mathews! Today’s show delivers a comprehensive look across Middle Tennessee as regional play winds down and teams punch their tickets to the state tournament. Tate kicks things off with Cascade Champions baseball coach Travis Sheffield, celebrating their dramatic, grueling 11-inning victory over Huntingdon. Coach Sheffield breaks down his pitching staff’s historic showing, anchored by ace Jaden Hathcock's brilliant 8-inning no-hitter, and discusses managing graduation schedules alongside player injuries ahead of their high-stakes run in Murfreesboro. Next, Franklin Admirals soccer coach Mike Burgoyne drops by to talk about their balanced squad's upcoming sectional showdown against the physical Beach Buccaneers. With his team riding high on regional clean sheets, Coach Burgoyne highlights stellar performances from goalkeeper Sawyer Skelton, breaks down the squad's early morning curfew plans, and reflects on his emotional decision to step down from his legendary coaching tenure at the end of this season. Finally, Tate is joined by local sports expert Tom Kreager for a rapid-fire rundown of the inaugural Class AA Girls' Flag Football and Lacrosse State Championships. Tom recaps Mount Juliet and Ravenwood's unforgettable flag football battle, praises Nolensville and Page's stellar runs on the lacrosse field, and looks ahead to a jam-packed schedule of sectional baseball and softball action.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Drifting into the Darkness | Kingdom Come Vol 3 Week 5 May 10, 2026 Message by Kyle Goen [Riverdale Campus Pastor]   Scripture References & Sermon Points 1 Samuel 28:3-25 Silent God Selfish Agenda Strange Voices Sentence of Death Submit to the Lord    

Episode 24 | The Church Family One Piece of Advice with David Sharp David Sharp, Church Planter and Founding Pastor at The Chapel, Ormond Beach, FL shares his thoughts about the value of a church family. Leadership Lesson with Kyle Curry Kyle Curry, Church Planter and Lead Pastor at The Table Fellowship in Murfreesboro, TN, shares three core values of a church culture: accountability, community and discipleship. One Piece of Advice with John Bonner John Bonner, missionary, church planter, and founder and former Director of Calvary Chapel Bible College Peru, shares about the importance of helping people discover their spiritual gifts.

MURFREESBORO, TN (WGNS Podcast) - On this episode of the WGNS Action Line, host Scott Walker sits down with Murfreesboro Police Chief Michael Bowen and Captain Jeff Keaton o

  PODCAST (Click Play Above): In this episode of the WGNS Action Line, host Scott Walker sits down with Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Chief Mark McCluskey (pictured abov

Murfreesboro is buzzing with elite talent and community spirit as the city hosts the Special Olympics for Area 16 while cheering on hometown hero Jordan McCullough in the Am

Weariness in the Wilderness | Kingdom Come Vol 3 Week 4 May 3, 2026 Message by Kyle Goen [Riverdale Campus Pastor]   Scripture References & Sermon Points 1 Samuel 27-28:2 Weariness can make you believe things that aren't true Preach what God has promised Weariness can make you go places you shouldn't go Press into God's presence Weariness can make you do things you shouldn't do Persist in Doing Good      

Tate is joined by Coach Josh Crouch of the Green Hill Lady Hawks girls' flag football team, who calls in from a volleyball tournament in Atlanta where his daughter, Tatum Crouch, is competing. Coach Crouch shares his enthusiasm for the rapid growth of girls' flag football, noting that it has become an emerging sport with a robust feeder system and youth leagues now established in areas like Murfreesboro, Williamson County, and Mount Juliet. He highlights the success of his multisport athletes, particularly standout quarterback KT Tolber, an all-state basketball player who has thrown for over 1,500 yards and 20 touchdowns despite missing early games due to her basketball commitments. The conversation explores the strategic advantages basketball players bring to flag football, such as their natural ball-handling skills and ability to understand zone defenses. As the postseason approaches, Coach Crouch describes his team's fast-paced, unconventional "up-tempo" style and prepares for their upcoming game against Hendersonville, marking the start of a competitive regional tournament aimed at securing a spot in the state tournament.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this powerful and somber episode of the monthly Rutherford County District Attorney's Show on the WGNS Action Line, host J. Paul Newman is joined by a distinguished panel o

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - More than 930 athletes from across Rutherford County and surrounding areas are expected to take part in the Area 16 Special Olympics Spring Games, set fo

Robert J. Morgan is Associate Pastor of World Outreach Church in Murfreesboro, TN and the leader of Robert J. Morgan Ministries with the aim of energizing God's people with a greater understanding and appreciation of the Bible and Christian heritage. Preceding this transition, Rob was involved in pastoral ministry for over 40 years in Nashville, Tennessee. He is a best-selling, gold-Illuminations, and gold-medallion winning writer with more than 35 books in print and approximately 5 million copies in circulation in multiple languages. Rob has appeared on numerous television and radio shows. He speaks widely at churches, conferences, schools, and corporate events.Rob was also a homemaker and a caregiver for his late wife of 43 years, Katrina, who battled multiple sclerosis and passed away in November of 2019. He and Katrina have three daughters and sixteen grandchildren.Welcome to the Pinkleton Pull-Aside Podcast. On this podcast, let's step aside from our busy lives to have fun, fascinating life-giving conversation with inspiring authors, pastors, sports personalities and other influencers, leaders and followers. Sit back, grab some coffee, or head down the road and let's get the good and the gold from today's guest. Our host is Jeff Pinkleton, Executive Director of the Gathering of the Miami Valley, where their mission is to connect men to men, and men to God. You can reach Jeff at GatheringMV.org or find him on Facebook at The Gathering of the Miami Valley.

NEW EPISODE ALERT! A brand‑new episode of Between the Bells is here! Host Lisa Trail visits with Black Fox Elementary Principal Tiffany Strevel to talk about the exciting things happening at the school—and some of the lessons learned this school year. Lisa also sits down with Special Education Director Angela Fairchild to discuss what goes into running a special education program and why the Special Olympics is her favorite school event each year. Watch the full episode here and learn more about the people making a difference in our schools! https://cityschools.net/

Spare the Spear/Trust the Lord | Kingdom Come Vol 3 Week 3 April 26, 2026 Message by Kyle Goen [Riverdale Campus Pastor] Scripture References & Sermon Points 1 Samuel 26 The Foolish Live For Today The Faithful Live For Tomorrow    

“Driving all the way to Nashville for four hours can really get strenuous,” said Joel Edwards, a U.S. Army Infantry Veteran receiving oncology care at the Pointe Centre VA Clinic in Chattanooga, Tennessee. According to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), nearly one-quarter of Veterans live in rural areas, where specialty care often requires extended travel. For years, that was the reality for many Veterans living in southeast Tennessee and northern Georgia who experienced long drives for cancer treatment, often repeated week after week. Now, that routine is changing. VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System (TVHS) designated the Pointe Centre VA Clinic in Chattanooga as a VA Close to Me cancer care site, becoming one of more than 30 VA medical centers nationwide to be selected for the expansion, bringing oncology services closer to where Veterans live while maintaining coordinated care within VA's health care system. Veterans face a higher risk of developing certain cancers due to exposures during military service, including Agent Orange and burn pits, which VA recognizes as linked to multiple presumptive cancers under the PACT Act. For many Veterans, that increased risk makes access to timely, coordinated care even more critical. “Close to Me is designed to bring access to the Veterans in some of the smaller communities outside of Nashville and Murfreesboro where oncology services have traditionally been offered for Veterans,” said Whitney Worthy, a nurse practitioner at the clinic. Prior to this expansion of care, Veterans in the Chattanooga region traveled up to three hours to the Nashville VA Medical Center or were referred to a community provider. “It can be a lot on the Veteran to travel up to 60 minutes or more to an appointment once a week, or sometimes even twice a week,” said Kim Hughes, a registered nurse at the clinic. “What we are hoping to do is allow them to spend less time on the road and more time with their families, resting and recovering.” For more than a year, Edwards made the long drives for treatment, always accompanied by his wife, Sandra Edwards. “He used to have two or three appointments every week after the initial cancer surgery,” Sandra recalled. “It's nice now not having to drive all over the place to get to his appointments.” Since treating its first patient in December 2025, the clinic has already served more than 60 Veterans, saving over 25,000 miles in travel and significantly reducing the burden on Veterans and their families. By expanding specialty care and transitioning care back into VA, the program has also resulted in more than $50,000 in cost avoidance, allowing those resources to be further invested into Veteran care. “Veterans in this area want to stay within the VA system,” said Worthy. “As far as continuity of care, having all your providers under one system is a big deal.” Coordinating care across multiple providers and systems can be complex, particularly for patients undergoing frequent or specialized treatment. By keeping care within VA, providers can maintain greater continuity, ensuring Veterans receive consistent, connected care throughout their treatments. Edwards said the difference has been noticeable, not just in traveling distance, but in how he feels day by day. “Getting the infusion here has been no problem,” Edwards said. “I feel better and I don't drag out of bed.” Veterans navigating cancer treatment are often not doing it alone. Caregivers and spouses like Sandra play a critical role in managing appointments, providing transportation, and offering support throughout each stage of care. “I don't want something to happen to him where he can't drive home after his treatment,” Sandra said. “I don't take that change, so I come with him every time” Inside the clinic, the treatment experience is designed with both patients and caregivers in mind. The clinic offers a smaller, more personalized setting. Infusion chairs offer heat and massage features, caregivers are encouraged to remain close by with their own comfortable seating, and appointments are coordinated to reduce time spent waiting and traveling. Together, those features help support both comfort and connection. Sandra said staff walk both patients and caregivers through each step of the process. “They will explain every step of the process with you just like they do to the patient getting treatment,” Sandra reassured. Referring to the availability of care at the Pointe Centre VA Clinic, Edwards said, “I'm glad you're here. I've always got good care at the VA.” Veterans receiving care through VA TVHS can speak with their provider about whether the Close to Me program at the Pointe Centre VA Clinic is right for them.

Easter weekend in Murfreesboro was just the beginning of a massive spring season for the Salvation Army. Sergeants George and Ruby Keith dive into the success of their recen

Murfreesboro City Schools registration is officially underway, and missing these critical deadlines could impact your child’s placement for the upcoming school year. T

Live in Light of Tomorrow | Kingdom Come Vol 3 Week 2 April 19, 2026 Message by Heath Kendrick [Riverdale Students Minister]   Scripture References & Sermon Points 1 Samuel 25 The Foolish Live For Today The Faithful Live For Tomorrow  

GoVols247's Ben McKee and Patrick Brown break down the TWO latest commitment for the Tennessee basketball program -- one out of the transfer portal and another for the 2026 recruiting class. Four-star forward Christopher Washington Jr., a top-50 national prospect and the No. 1 player in the state of Tennessee (out of Murfreesboro) committed to the Vols on Thursday. Ben broke down how the Vols landed the one-time Alabama commitment and reveals what his outlook is as a freshman. Could he be an immediate impact player for Tennessee's overhauled roster? Then we discussed the latest four-star portal pickup for Tennessee in Notre Dame transfer combo guard Jalen Haralson, who chose the Vols over North Carolina and Ohio State after his visit this week. Ben then focuses on the next two big portal targets for Rick Barnes: Terrence Hill Jr. (VCU) and Juke Harris (Wake Forest). Where does stand with both? What will Barnes do with the remaining roster spots with (for now) four recruits and four transfers coming in? Thank you for listening and/or watching and make sure to check out our coverage on the site (tennessee.247sports.com) and take advantage of our spring sale to get 60% an annual VIP membership! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Gene Garcia, Outreach Director for Heartland Adult & Teen Challenge Murfreesboro, who discusses the organization's mission and plans for expansion in Rutherford County, Tennessee. Gene shares his personal journey from opioid addiction to recovery through Adult & Teen Challenge, which led to his current role helping operate multiple locations including Memphis, Clarksville, and Murfreesboro. The discussion focuses on their plans to establish a residential facility in Murfreesboro, requiring at least 3,000 square feet with spaces for a chapel, cafeteria, kitchen, offices, bedrooms, and recreational areas. Gene explains their holistic approach to addiction recovery, which includes biblical counseling, life skills training, and practical exit planning, emphasizing that residents must genuinely want help rather than being forced into the program. The interview concludes with information about how community members can support their efforts through donations, building contributions, or by connecting them with potential program participants. To learn more and connect with Adult & Teen Challenge visit their website ATCTN.org and or call Gene at 615-624-7878.

Righteousness Over Reaction | Kingdom Come Vol 3 Week 1 April 12, 2026 Message by Ryan Garrett [Stewarts Creek Campus Associate Minister]   Scripture References & Sermon Points 1 Samuel 24 Obedience Over Opportunity Restraint Over Revenge Righteousness Is Rewarded    

Building & Codes Sign Administrator Teresa Stevens and Department Director Kevin Jones are the featured guest on the latest edition of “The Insider.” The Building & Codes Department works to protect the health and safety of Murfreesboro residents through building codes, inspections of new and renovated structures, property maintenance standards, and sign administration. The City is currently in the election season with a 60-day period in which Temporary political signs are allowed in specific locations, but not in others, such as the Right of Way. View map for details https://www.murfreesborotn.gov/2005/Signs For more information about the Building and Codes Department, visit www.murfreesborotn.gov/buildingandcodes  

On this episode of the 10 Code Podcast, we spotlight a groundbreaking advancement underway in Murfreesboro—one that has the potential to save lives during cardiac emergencies and transform how the city responds when every second counts.

Murfreesboro's green spaces are evolving with major construction projects like Veterans Park and the revitalization of Cannonsburg leading a new era of community recreation.

Holy Triumph | Easter 2026 April 5, 2026 Message by Kyle Goen [Riverdale Campus Pastor] Scripture References & Sermon Points Luke 24:1–12 Sermon Points: Triumph Over Death Triumph Over Disbelief Triumph Over Doubt

On this week's Red State Update podcast, Jackie and Dunlap yell about: Easter, White House takes down video of spiritual advisor comparing Trump to Jesus, Trump's terrible Iran speech, adios Pam Bondi, Pete Hegseth's bloodthirsty prayer poems and racist firings of Black and women generals and his crazy Tennessee church that is opening a DC branch to consolidate power, boots on the ground, Trump at the Supreme Court, ICE arrests had no criminal records, Colorado conversion therapy ban case, Murfreesboro librarian fired over freedom of speech, oil companies get go ahead to kill endangered whales, Trump: we can't do daycare, Medicare, any care because of all this war we're doing, No Kings protests, Lindsey Graham at Disney World, plans for Trump's library, Kid Rock's chopper Army chopper buddies, and Kristi Noem's husband.  Get 20 Extra Minutes with Jackie and Dunlap at http://www.patreon.com/redstateupdate

Holy Sacrifice | Good Friday 2026 April 3, 2026 Message by Pat Hood [Lead Pastor]   Smyrna Scripture References & Sermon Points Matthew 26:17–29; Matthew 26:36–56; Matthew 27:27–31, 33–37, 45–46, 50–54 Upper Room Gethsemane Crucifixion  

Holy King | Holy Week 2026 March 29, 2026 Message by Kyle Goen [Riverdale Campus Pastor]   Scripture References & Sermon Points Matthew 21:1-17 Praise the Lord Pray for the Lost  

Between The Rock and a Hard Place | Kingdom Come Week 11 March 22, 2026 Message by Kyle Goen [Riverdale Campus Pastor]   Scripture References & Sermon Points 1 Samuel 23 Seek the Lord Find a Friend Rest on the Rock  

Tate is joined by Tom Kreager to delve into the intricacies of Tennessee's high school basketball state tournament system. They explore the challenges teams face in reaching the iconic Glass House in Murfreesboro, discussing the logistical hurdles and the potential for a more streamlined, cost-effective tournament experience. Tom shares his insights on how the current three-week marathon schedule and travel demands could be reimagined to enhance the excitement and accessibility for players and fans alike.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rutherford County PAWS is transforming the lives of shelter animals through a massive surge in community support, growing from just four volunteers to over one hundred in a

On today's edition of Sports 56 Mornings with Greg & Eli, day 1 of the Madness is done and we talk about the hits, misses, and upsets of the NCAA Tournament from Thursday. Also, John Varlas, Prep Sports Reporter for the Daily Memphian will join us LIVE from the Boys Basketball State Tournament in Murfreesboro in the first hour

The clock is ticking for Murfreesboro families looking to secure a spot outside their assigned school zone for the upcoming year. Murfreesboro City Schools zone waivers are

Sin Spreads/Sin Shapes | Kingdom Come Week 10 March 15, 2026 Message by Kyle Goen [Riverdale Campus Pastor]   Scripture References & Sermon Points 1 Samuel 22:6-23 Sin Spreads Sin Shapes  

On this episode of Between the Bells, Lisa Trail talks to Director of Human Resources and Educator Effectiveness, Dr. Maria Johnson about one of the exciting ways Murfreesboro city schools partners with MTSU and we find out what she would be doing if she did not work for city schools. Lisa also talks to principal Emily Spencer who is retiring after 20 years at Erma Siegel Elementary. Emily reflects on some of her favorite things about Siegel and what makes the school so special.

Washington County farmer and former president of the Tennessee Farm Bureau Jeff Aiken received the Friend of 4-H Award during the 79th Annual Tennessee 4-H Congress this week in Murfreesboro.

Desperate or Dependent | Kingdom Come Week 9 March 8, 2026 Message by Kyle Goen [Riverdale Campus Pastor]   Scripture References & Sermon Points 1 Samuel 21-22:5 Desperation can lead to deception Desperation can make you forget God's faithfulness Desperation causes you to take control rather than trust God Desperation causes you to escape problems rather than face problems  

Problem or Purpose | Kingdom Come Week 8 March 1, 2026 Message by Austin Duke [Riverdale Preschool & Kids Minister]   Scripture References & Sermon Points Psalm 59:1–17, 1 Samuel 19 & 20, Romans 8:28 God's People Have Problems God Protects His Purpose God's People Live Principled  

Seeking Success | Kingdom Come Week 7 February 22, 2026 Message by Kyle Goen [Riverdale Campus Pastor]   Scripture References & Sermon Points 1 Samuel 18:17–30 Those Who Seek Success Find Failure Those Who Seek Faithfulness Find Success  

Tate is joined by Tom Kreager, high school sports editor for The Tennessean, to discuss the final day of the Tennessee State Wrestling Tournament and the upcoming postseason for high school basketball. The conversation covers several key topics: Tennessee State Wrestling Tournament D2 Dominance: The discussion highlights the impressive performance of Baylor and McCallie in the D1 AA classification, with McCallie wrapping up the team title before the finals even began. Cheatham County's Finalist: Rogelio Gonzalez of Cheatham County made it to the 285 lb final in Class A, a rare feat for the school. He faced Tyson Click from the Samuel Everett School of Innovation in Maryville. Blackman’s Strong Showing: Blackman High School had three wrestlers reach the finals, including Andrew Workman (120 lbs) and Landon McLean (144 lbs). Venue Appreciation: Both Tate and Kreager express their appreciation for the Williamson County AgExpo Center as the tournament's home, despite some minor complaints about lighting and Wi-Fi. High School Basketball Postseason D2 Region Finals: The region finals for Division II basketball began on Friday night. CPA vs. Lipscomb Academy: On the girls' side, CPA and Lipscomb Academy prepared to face each other again, while on the boys' side, Lipscomb Academy and J.P. II (Pope John Paul II) were set for a major matchup. All-Murfreesboro Final: In D2 Class A, an all-Murfreesboro final in the girls' division featured MTCS (Middle Tennessee Christian School) vs. PCA (Providence Christian Academy). Mr. Basketball Snubs: They discuss a recent article about "snubs" for the Mr. and Miss Basketball finalists, specifically highlighting Cam Blivens of Lipscomb Academy and Trey Pearson as talented players who missed out on the final list. Tribute to Jaden Bailey The segment concludes with a heartfelt tribute to Jaden Bailey, a 17-year-old student-athlete from Lebanon High School who passed away after a four-year battle with bone cancer. Despite losing his left arm to the disease, Bailey continued to play basketball and was an inspiration to his teammates and the local community. His team played a district semifinal game on the night of his passing, honoring his memory through competition. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Robert J. MorganChurch: World Outreach Church, Murfreesboro, TNPosition: Associate PastorBook: The Origin of Hymns: It Is Well with My Soul (as featured in the movie, I Can Only Imagine 2)Interview Location: 2026 National Religious Broadcasters Convention in NashvilleWebsite: robertjmorgan.com

Send a textKelly Alayna is a singer/songwriter from a small-town South Georgia, now based in Murfreesboro, Tn. Blending her Southern Country roots with her faith,Kelly's music bridges contemporary Christian and Country. Her songs carry stories of hope, nostalgia and resilience, always grounded in authenticity. Check her out atwww.kellyalayna.comall links are thereSupport the showThe David Bradley ShowHost: David Bradleyhttps://www.facebook.com/100087472238854https://youtube.com/@thedavidbradleyshowwww.thedavidbradleyshow.com Like to be a guestContact Us david@thedavidbradleyshow.comRecorded at Bradley StudiosProduced by: Caitlin BackesProud CMA MemberSPONSERS Purity Dairy Viation AV/ IT DKDproductions

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