
Hosted by Timothy Murphy · EN

In this episode Tim Murphy catches up with long‑time Friend and Monrovian Paul Bentley for a warm reunion interview about family, ministry, and memories. Paul shares stories from planting a church, leading youth, and serving in the community. They reflect on the life and faith of Paul’s mother Oma—her conversion, persistent prayer life, and the tangible ways her faith impacted the family and community across generations.

Join us for another inspiring episode of Living Stones Unearthed Interviews. In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Jessica Conrad, a licensed professional clinical counselor and founder of Shattered Into One Ministries. Jessica shares her amazing journey from a challenging past to discovering her life's purpose of helping others achieve wholeness through Jesus Christ.

In this episode, we sit down with Bo McGee, a talented musician and producer. Bo shares insights into his musical journey, starting from his early days influenced by his family's musical background, to his current role as a music producer and business owner. We delve into the creative process behind producing an EP, the intricate balance of live and recorded music, and the importance of collaboration. Bo also discusses the impact of his faith on his music career and how he navigates the challenges and joys of being a husband and father. His passion for blending technical precision with spontaneous worship is evident as he shares personal stories and professional experiences. Join us for a heartwarming conversation that highlights Bo's dedication to his craft and his community.

Welcome to another episode of Living Stones Unearthed Interviews. This week we interview Rick Flood, Executive Pastor and Worship Leader at Compelled Church's Bedford campus. Rick shares what he has learned from leading worship for over 16 years. With humility and humor, he explains the challenges of balancing personal and corporate worship, ensuring the integrity of worship amidst the spotlight, and the joy of seeing God work in unexpected ways. Rick discusses the organic evolution of his worship leading career, starting from his early days as a drummer and his unexpected rise to leading worship through a natural progression of saying 'yes' to opportunities. He also reflects on the significance of his recent sabbatical, which reaffirmed his love for ministry and gave him clarity on his calling.