Moody Publishers Author and sought-after Conference Speaker Becky Harling knows you long for better, healthier relationships. Your narratives are the stories you tell yourself in your heart and mind—those inner conversations that shape how you view yourself and others. If your self-talk leans negative, it doesn’t just weigh down your attitude; it impacts your relationships, often holding you back from deeper connections.

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They interview individuals to assess their needs. They help them locate housing. They direct them toward helpful resources and programs. They encourage. They support. They nurture. They are case managers and they provide invaluable help to those who are hungry and homeless in our area. Traci Hefner, Director of Case Management for the ChattFoundation, discussed two critical programs she oversees: Permanent Supportive Housing and Eviction Prevention programs. Find out how you can make a difference in the lives of vulnerable individuals at www.chattfoundation.org.

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The "students" of the Tennessee Valley love asking thought-provoking questions to stir the pot of biblical knowledge. Today's discussion with Dr. Rydelnik centered on whether or not those who by-passed death to go directly to heaven will need to die again before the end, what it means that Elijah will return before the coming of the Messiah, and how to navigate biblical prophecy as a whole.

Dr. Michael Rydelnik is Vice President /Academic Dean and Professor of Jewish Studies at Moody Bible Institute.

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Father Dale Hall has been involved with CHATT Foundation for over 8 years. He began part time as a volunteer and now serves full time as chaplain. You can find Dale starting his day in the morning at the cafeteria, making himself available to those in need of assistance who walk through the doors of the Community Kitchen. Dale points you toward Matthew 25 as a guideline for prayer and action as Jesus identifies with the poor.

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Alex Nsengimana Grew up in the midst of an unstable Rwandan government. He experienced the travesties of his nation’s genocide first-hand. Fleeing for his life, Alex eventually ended up in an orphanage and received a shoebox from Operation Christmas Child. The shoebox gift sowed seeds of hope and love that he desperately needed. Today, Alex serves with Operation Christmas Child paying forward the hope and love he received through a shoebox gift.

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Our good friend Dave Worland introduces us to Esther Lovingood with the River City Company who introduces us to an event called GRATEFULL. This is a free, city-wide Thanksgiving meal that takes place at one long table in the middle of Martin Luther King Blvd in front of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center on the Thursday November 21, 2024, 11:30am - 1:30pm. There is no fee, no expectations, and no agenda — just an open invitation. To volunteer or to learn more at gratefullcha.org.

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Todd Nettleton host of Voice of the Martyrs shares a snippet of Hana's story. She was only 6 years old when her father was sent to prison in Eritrea - twenty years ago. Hana is so faithful; trusting the Lord in spite of all the heartache she and her family have endured. Their story will be highlighted this weekend on Voice of the Martyrs Radio. Todd also gave us updates on what is happening in Libya and in China along with resources available to pray for persecuted Christians around the world all year long.

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For 25 years Al Collins has faithfully served the CHATT Foundation, formerly known as the Chattanooga Community Kitchen. What fuels Al's heart and passion for the hungry and homeless is his own journey. 25 years ago he walked through the doors of the Community Kitchen, hungry and homeless. Many people poured into his life and he is grateful. Al continues paying it forward, pouring into the lives of the men and women who walk through the doors of the CHATT Foundation every day.

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