Mornings with Tom and Tabi

May 08, 2024

Discipleship: Making Messy Relationships Normal Again

It's as easy as caring conversation over dinner, an aptly quoted bible verse and a hug, an impromptu bible study, or just showing up for another. Discipleship is the life blood of the church. Lee Truax, executive director of Disciplemaking Mission, has devoted much of his life toward teaching others about the importance of discipleship. Lee says it's basically just relationship (sometimes messy) with truth spoken into it. Learn more about how to disciple and be discipled at https://disciplemakingmission.org/.

My Lowest for His Highest with Kat Shultis

Kat bravely plunges into the icy waters of eating disorders, miscarriages, and comparison in her book, My Lowest for His Highest. When life brings you down, Kat will remind you that, "Even in the hardest things, we get to fix our eyes on the God who brings us through every dark night." Find more encouragement at moodybooks.org.

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May 07, 2024

I Shouldn't Feel This Way

In her latest book, I Shouldn't Feel This Way, Dr. Alison Cook helps you learn how to respond when you feel conflicted about a loved one. Dr. Cook also will guide you in ways to distinguish fact from fiction in your relationships. Alison also provides some practical ways to protect yourself from toxic people. Learn what to do when you feel conflicted about God or your faith. CLICK HERE for more information.

What's It Like To Protect The President?

Chris Simpson believes the foundation of his leadership spirit was cemented during the initial three decades of his professional trajectory. As a commanding officer with the United States Marine Corps, Chris embraced discipline, courage, and commitment. These attributes seamlessly transitioned to his role as a Senior Special Agent in the United States Secret Service. Hear his story at the Chattanooga Area Leadership Prayer Breakfast. CLICK HERE for tickets and for more information.

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May 06, 2024

Who Killed Jesus? The Rise of Anti-Semitism

Today is Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day for Israelis. This Wednesday (May 8th) marks the 79th anniversary of Dr. Michael Rydelnik's parents both being liberated from the Gross-Rosen concentration camp. Michael speaks to the rise of anti-semitism on college campuses as well as addressing the question of, 'Who killed Jesus?' Dr. Rydelnik has blog posts on both topics. CLICK HERE for more information.

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May 01, 2024

Beautiful Freedom

In her new book Beautiful Freedom: How the Bible Shapes Your View of Appearance, Food and Fitness, Stacy Reaoch explores another theme to which all can relate: the damaging, unhealthy messages about body image that bombard Christians daily. Stacy writes about her own struggles with body image, gives you the tools to examine your own motivations and urges you to look deeper than the surface. God is calling you into something better: Freedom.

Work. But With A Different Perspective

Madelene Miller reminds you that your work Is not in vain. What you do has value. It's not about the scope or size of the work that matters. Jobs that are considered 'lowly' have as much value as high-profile professions. Be reminded your work has purpose and it will be rewarded. This is why it is important to do your work as unto the Lord (Colossians 3:23-24).

CALPB Prayer Breakfast

Amy Jo Osborne  serves on the Citizen's Committee that sponsors the Chattanooga Area Leadership Prayer Breakfast. She is the President & CEO of the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer. The Prayer Breakfast (CALPB) was established in 1978 with Chuck Colson as the featured speaker. This year, it's the 45th Annual Prayer Breakfast and the featured speaker is Retired Senior Special Agent, United States Secret Service, Chris Simpson. 

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