0#48Station Manager - Moody Radio South —
Rob Moore2012-01-04 20:45
I am Station manager for the four station group, Moody Radio South based in Tuscaloosa. The Freeman's song, " I Know My Way' is fantastic. I do the Southern Gospel music here. I predict this song to be #1 in the country by May.
I recently received the September 2011 compilation. This note is just to thank you for it and all the previous CD's. You have many artists that are favorites of our listeners and all are excellent and aired. It would be difficult to have gospel and inspirational programs without Eighth Day, Master's Voice, Joyaires and your other fine artists. I was especially glad to see the Freemans on the new CD. Thanks for keeping up the good work and keeping us on your mailing list.
0#45RE: Satan and Grandma —
Laddie Smith, II2011-10-05 13:08
Joy,
I agree with your take; the title may be a little off-putting at first, but the story is so powerful. I often introduce this song with patter like "don't let the title fool ya, listen and you'll recognize someone you had in your life!" I'm sure that there is much frustration (praise be to God) on the part of the kindgom of darkness caused by elderly ladies whom many of us wouldn't look twice at. Heaven will, as C. S. Lewis says, contain some surprises.
Re: MASTERS VOICE-"THIS SAME JESUS" MV is sincere, nice & just all around great group of guys! Ricky, you crack me up! This song is currently at #14 here at WTBH & climbing! Wow, what an encouraging song, not just for our listeners but also for me personally! I long for the day when "This Same Jesus" comes back for me! Thank you Masters Voice for reminding us that HE IS COMING BACK AGAIN!
+1#41This Same Jesus —
Monk-PD/MD 100.9 The Cross2011-09-26 08:26
I like this song a lot. I think in the hour the church is today we need to be constantly reminded that this is not our home and Christ WILL return and receive His own unto Himself. Great job guys.
Comments
Thanks,Ellis
Blue Skies might be #1 for us this month. Our listeners love this song!
Dawn Weber
KJAB
I agree with your take; the title may be a little off-putting at first, but the story is so powerful.
I often introduce this song with patter like "don't let the title fool ya, listen and you'll recognize someone you had in your life!"
I'm sure that there is much frustration (praise be to God) on the part of the kindgom of darkness caused by elderly ladies whom many of us wouldn't look twice at. Heaven will, as C. S. Lewis says, contain some surprises.