Dale Hatch, community educator with SAFE (Tupelo, Mississippi), explains the shelter’s services and outreach across northeast Mississippi, including emergency housing, case management, prevention education, and legal support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

She shares her personal journey from survivor to advocate, describes warning signs and reasons victims stay, and offers spiritual and practical guidance for safe exits and healing. This episode is a hopeful, informative resource for anyone affected or wanting to support survivors.

Pastors Michael Crenshaw and Lamani Taylor discuss the doctrine of the incarnation — how Jesus is fully God and fully man — and trace its roots through Scripture, prophecy, and Christian tradition.

They reflect on the meaning of the virgin birth, the hypostatic union, and why the church must re-center Christmas on the person of Christ amid cultural commercialization, offering encouragement to keep a high view of Jesus.

In this episode Michael Crenshaw interviews Lucia Claborn's about her life-changing journey from military service and personal loss to renewed faith, prolific writing, and Kingdom service. Lucia shares how revival, daily decrees, and a disciplined "20-minute non-negotiable" helped her write multiple devotionals and build ministries for orphans, widows, and homeless veterans.

She also explains the "already done" vision principle, practical planning steps, and how listening to the Holy Spirit and doing the work turned obstacles into opportunities. Listeners will leave encouraged with faith-based tools for victory, creative momentum, and practical steps for financial and spiritual stewardship.

Host Michael Crenshaw brings together members of Parris Island Platoon 1058 (class of 1983) to celebrate the Marine Corps' 250th birthday, relive boot camp memories, and reflect on how service changed their lives.

The conversation covers discipline, camaraderie, family, post-service careers, VA benefits and support, and plans for a reunion — all delivered with humor, honesty, and encouragement.

Reverend Glenn Burrell joins Michael Crenshaw to explain the biblical meaning of a marriage covenant, why divorce wounds both spouses and God, and practical steps—faith, forgiveness, counseling, and personal growth—for healing or reconciliation after a broken marriage.

Listeners are encouraged to trust God, seek godly and professional support, process grief healthily, and move forward with hope and renewed purpose.

Kim recounts her near-fatal battle with Stevens-Johnson syndrome after an allergic reaction to antibiotics, spending weeks in a medically induced coma, undergoing multiple surgeries, and facing severe skin and eye damage.

The episode focuses on the power of faith, family support, and prayer during recovery, the compassionate care of her husband and medical team, and prophetic visions she experienced that awakened her ministry calling.

Listeners will hear practical encouragement about persevering through illness, the importance of a godly heritage and community, and hope that God heals, restores, and uses trials to prepare new purpose.

Join Brother Michael Crenshaw and Reverend Michelle Jackson as Michelle shares her testimony of answering God’s call to ministry — from growing up in a God-fearing family in Ozark/Hillsborough, Alabama, through medical challenges and Bible college, to surrendering and preaching her first sermon.

She speaks honestly about the loneliness and transformation that come with following God, how prayer and study renewed her mind, and offers practical encouragement to trust, be obedient, and seek God’s peace when facing fear and change.

Reverend Glenn Burrell joins Brother Michael Crenshaw to walk listeners through the emotional stages of divorce—shock, grief, anger, guilt, anxiety, loneliness, and identity loss—and how faith, counseling, and self-love helped him heal.

This short episode offers clear, practical guidance for anyone facing separation, emphasizing unconditional love, staying rooted in God’s Word, seeking wise counsel, and finding hope and reconstruction after loss.