New Radio Option! Scott Pauley

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We are very grateful to have our daily Enjoying The Journey broadcast being broadcast on a number of traditional and online radio stations. (For a full list visit enjoyingthejourney.org/broadcast.) We have heard from many who are journeying with us through the Scriptures. New stations are being added as the Lord opens doors.

I am happy to announce that our daily programs are now being aired on Crown Radio (crownradio.org). This online station is a ministry of the Temple Baptist Church and The Crown College in Powell, TN where I had the joy of serving for so many years. You will be blessed by their conservative, Christian music and programming.

Enjoying The Journey may be listened to Monday-Friday at 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. I hope you will take time to listen in today and share with a friend. It is a joy to study the Word of God together!


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