Brief Radio Conversations All these radio interviews were first aired on KSIV-AM (1320) in St. Louis, one of a group of radio stations owned and operated by the Bott Radio Network (www.bottradionetwork.com )
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Scott, Senator Delbert June 5, 2007 |
Missouri Senator Delbert Scott stood on the floor of the Missouri Senate and quietly but clearly told a powerful and compelling personal story. He spoke of a young lady in the early 1900’s who traveled from St. Joseph, MO to Kansas City … to give away her baby! Being young and unmarried, she shed tears as she released her little girl to a family who would love and care for her. Senator Scott went on to express his thanksgiving for the action of the young mother…who, he reported, was his great-grandmother, and the baby his grandmother. This story was told on the floor of the Missouri Senate to introduce pro-life legislation. It was passed and is to be signed by Missouri Governor Matt Blunt with the expected result of more innocent children being saved. Senator Scott’s dramatic 6-minute story can be heard and seen on video by going to (1)
www.senate.mo.gov, (2) clicking on “list of members,” (3) clicking on “Delbert Scott,” then (4) clicking on
“VIDEO: Senator Delbert Scott, March 28, 2007: Story of Hazel Frances Scott told on floor of the Missouri Senate.” The compelling radio conversation with Senator Scott on KSIV radio in St. Louis, MO can be heard here on www.haroldhendrick.com.
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Anders, Michael (Brother Boogie) June 5, 2007 |
Michael “Brother Boogie” Anders was a compulsive gambler. To finance his gambling habit, “Boogie” began robbing banks. He was caught following the second bank robbery and sent to prison. While there he experienced a dramatic conversion to Christ. Fellow inmates, who knew him as “Boogie,” then gave him the label of “Brother Boogie.” Following an early release he began the “Michael Anders Prison Ministry,” wherein he assisted those in prison and ex-offenders look for a better life. In efforts to raise funds for his new ministry, Brother Boogie applied for a grant from one of the banks he had robbed … and received from that bank a $5.000! When he appeared on the Christian Broadcasting Network’s “700 Club,” he was introduced as going “…from thieving to believing” … which he liked. Hear Boogie tell his remarkable story in his own words, interjecting humor along the way. Michael “Brother Boogie” can be emailed at
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or called at 314 605-7173.
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Baker, John March 1, 2007 |
John Baker, an alcoholic for years who, in time, looked to God for relief and deliverance. As a young man he moved from the St. Louis area to California. John tells of a 14-page letter he wrote to Pastor Rick Warren of Saddleback Church, where he was attending worship. He proposed a ministry to people like himself with addictions. Within a very few days Pastor Warren invited John to his office. After discussion, the pastor said to John something like: "That's a great idea. Do it!" The vision now had given birth to “Celebrate Recovery.” Amazingly, throughout the subsequent years through today, more than 400,000 have participated in Celebrate Recovery. This radio conversation with John Baker was conducted in connection to his earlier visit to St. Louis. See
www.celebraterecovery.com.
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Bakewell, Tom February 13, 2007 on Encounter |
Tom Bakewell, a St. Louis Attorney, has become a great student and resource on the lives of some great men such as William Wilberforce and John Newton. He discusses them in conjunction with the “Amazing Grace” movie, to be released later this year on DVD. Tom provides inspiring and compelling stories of Wilberforce and Newton, author of the “Amazing Grace” hymn in this radio conversation.
www.amazinggracemovie.com.
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Bakke, Bob May 8, 2007 Encounter with Harold Hendrick |
Bob Bakke is a national and international leader in the world prayer movement. For years Dr. Bakke has provided leadership in major aspects of the National Day of Prayer. As the North American Director of the Global Day of Prayer, he discusses its birth in Africa and the amazing development of the movement that has spread throughout the world, having more than 200 countries participate this year. See
www.globaldayofprayer.com.
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"Dr. Eugene Birdsong, my high school classmate, has delivered 8,000 babies and cared for 12,000 children. But in our recent high school class reunion I learned of new joys and fulfillment in Gene's life. He periodically takes his medical skills and his heart to needy parts of the world via short term mission trips. Now you can hear some of the moving and meaningful stories told Gene Birdsong, including his travels to serve the victims of the tsunami devastation. He now delights in the joy of having delivered babies on three different continents and of helping save lives during those journeys. His joy is sometimes mixed with pain in seeing some deaths occur simply because the right medicines or facilities were not available. Some nostalgia gets into the interview when we recalled the great Jackson, MS Central High School football team with their near perfect winning seasons. The remarkable backfield included other friends . Mike Stanley, John Gainey, the late Johnny McKeithen, and, yes, Dr. Eugene Birdsong!"
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Boen, Judy April 24, 2007 on Encounter |
Judy Boen is founder and Chairman of the Annual “Christian Family Day” at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, MO. Nearly 20 years ago while “standing over my sink” she had a vision of such a day at the Stadium and wrote the St. Louis Cardinals front office proposing such. In the radio conversation Judy talks of special features of this 17th annual event that occurs on Saturday afternoon, June 23. Money is raised throughout the year to prove all aspects of the day without any charge to 3,000 inner-city children. Features this year, on the playing field following a Saturday game, include brief testimonies by some St. Louis Cardinal players, Diedre (Mrs. Albert) Pujols functioning as the honorary Chairman, and a music concert by the group “Mercy Me,” best known for their musical hit, “I can Only Imagine!”.
www.christianfamilyday.com.
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Botros, Father Zakaria - November 6, 2007 |
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... is an Egyptian Coptic priest who has peacefully inspired about 500
Egyptian Muslims to convert to Christianity; something considered a crime
punishable by death in the Muslim world. For carrying out those conversions,
he was imprisoned twice while he was living in Egypt in the early 1980's and
is now living in exile outside of the country. Because of his heart for
Jesus Christ and desire to reach Muslims, he has authored about seventy
books. He has written on comparative religion (Islam and Christianity),
Church History, and theology. Major publications such as, Christianity
Today, Evangelicals Now, Life of Faith with John Stott London and The Argus
Journal have published his writings. Visit his website www.fatherzakaria.net
to read his articles. He has no copyright on his articles and videos. You
are free to use what he has written." (From www.ministrytomuslims.com
. Also see www.ministrytomuslims.com .)
Father Zakaria is the teacher on more than 250 recorded television programs
seen by satellite in much of the Islamic world. He cites Islamic sources in
estimating that 2,000,000 Muslims have come to faith in Christ, and even
more throughout the whole of Africa. Reports are that radical Is laics have
placed millions of dollars are "on his head," to be paid to anyone who kills
Father Zakaria.
Hear Father Zakaria's powerful story in his own words.
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Bower, John - June 14, 2007 |
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John Bower is the son of St. Louis CBMC Director Stan and Laura Bower of St. Louis, Missouri. He is part of a small group of mostly young businessmen in the Dallas area, called "The Retreat." In his own words, John Bower says that men of “The Retreat” are “… seeking to know Jesus and walk in raw, organic community. We seek to affect ‘the least of these’ [that Jesus talked about in Matthew 25:40] on a local, national, and international level. In January, 2007, 7 of were privileged to visit Haiti for a week-long mission trip. Then in March 2007, 3 of our men were invited back to document a revival. They witnessed a spiritual revolution - 40,000 Haitians praying through the night - 100,000 Haitians marching on the capital of Port-au-Prince – 1,900 Haitians giving their lives to Christ. All this in an island dedicated to darkness in voodoo! And now we are men on assignment, called by God to tell the Haitian Story. As the Haitians would say, ‘Jezi Ap Avanse’. (Jesus is Moving!)”
See www.haitinow.org and www.myspace.com/haitinow
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Brackenridge, James 050107 on Encounter |
Jim Brackenridge has a heart for reaching international students and impacting them with the Gospel of Christ. After a career in the U.S. Military, he became Executive Director of International Programs of Mississippi College, known as “A Christian University.” Four years ago, Mississippi College had but six international students, all girls from France. Today they have more than 260 such students from 20 countries all around the world! The total is expected to swell to more than 400 in the autumn 2007 semester. In the radio conversation Jim summarizes the remarkable story of how it has happened…and how Jesus is being honored and lives are being positively affected among these internationals. (See
www.mc.edu and click on “International.”). On a personal note, I
(Harold Hendrick) began college at Mississippi College. It is the same school where Pastor J.L. Hughes, my rural Mississippi pastor grandfather attended in the early 1900’s, and where my mother was born on what is now a part of the College Campus.)
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Bradley, Pat April 26, 2007 on Encounter |
Pat Bradley had ‘bottomed out’ due to drunkenness and other problems that resulted in his divorce. He talks about his amazing transformation that led to a remarriage to his wife and other marvelous evidences of change and growth. As a layman Pat began taking short term mission trips. So impacted by the need and opportunity of what he experienced, he has now taken more than 40 trips to third world countries, providing thousands with food, survival, and Jesus. Pat founded International Crisis Aid and serves as its executive director. He continues this great work by regularly traveling to numerous poverty stricken areas of the world to help the neediest of the needy.
www.crisis-aid.org.
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