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February 18, 2020
Hour 1: Ed Hedding: Tuesday Teaching
Every Tuesday we welcome local Bible teachers to share a message from God's Word for our day. Be listening this morning as we welcome Pastor Ed Hedding from Pleasantview Baptist Church to the studio. Pastor Ed will be taking us to Psalm 121, asking the question the Psalmist asks, "Where does our help come from?" Join in this teaching time shortly after 7 a.m. on Ken and Deb in the Morning.
Hour 2: Ryan Stevenson: TobyMac's Hits Deep Tour
TobyMac's Hits Deep Tour 2020 is coming to the TaxSlayer Center next month and Tuesday we visit with one of the artist's on the tour, Ryan Stevenson. We'll hear about his country upbringing and how a youth Pastor gave him a gift that seemed unusual at the time, but ended up playing a role in what God had for Ryan's future. We'll also be introduced to a new song written as a tribute to his mom with a lesson for all of us. Be listening to this powerful conversation as we get to know Ryan Stevenson and look forward to the Hits Deep Tour in Moline on March 20.
Hour 3: Dr. Kathy Koch: Five to Thrive
Do you ever feel that there is something missing in your life? Our guest today, Dr. Kathy Koch, says answering 5 questions can help us determine what might be missing. Kathy will outline some of the core needs and how these needs can be met in healthy ways. Be listening for this conversation on what we can move from a place of want to becoming whole, known, and free.
Hour 4: Morning Show Devotional (02/18)
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IN THIS EPISODE
Ed Hedding
Ed Hedding is Senior Pastor of Pleasant View Baptist Church in Bettendorf. He is a graduate of Liberty University and has been in full time ministry since 1987. He loves his wife Diane and three grown children Joshua, Bethany, and Daniel and grandson Christopher Kime. In his spare time he enjoys running outside, golfing and reading. His favorite vacations are at the beach.
Dr. Kathy Koch
Dr. Kathy Koch is the Founder and President of Celebrate Kids, Inc., a Christian ministry based in Fort Worth, Texas. Dr. Koch earned a Ph.D. in reading and educational psychology from Purdue University and was a tenured associate professor of education at the Univ. of Wisconsin-Green Bay, a teacher of second graders, a middle school coach, and a school board member for a Christian school prior to becoming a full-time conference speaker in 1991.
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