Gary Miracle, author of No More Bad Days: Trading The Pursuit of Perfection for the Gift of Grace, spends the show with us to share his story and of God's power in & through it. Miracle sustained an infection just after Christmas 2019 and within days found himself flatlining in the hospital. Gary survived but by April 2020 had become a quadruple amputee. Miracle also details his battle on the inside with (as Chapter 1 is titled) "Working for Affirmation, Praying for Approval." His story is also partly chronicled in MercyMe's 2020 song "Say I Won't" (in which Miracle opens the music video).

No More Bad Days is Salem (WFIL's parent company)'s Book of the Month. You can enter to win a copy at wfil.com.

Gary Miracle, author of No More Bad Days: Trading The Pursuit of Perfection for the Gift of Grace, spends the show with us to share his story and of God's power in &amp; through it. Miracle sustained an infection just after Christmas 2019 and within days found himself flatlining in the hospital. Gary survived but by April 2020 had become a quadruple amputee. Miracle also details his battle on the inside with (as Chapter 1 is titled) "Working for Affirmation, Praying for Approval." His story is also partly chronicled in MercyMe's 2020 song "Say I Won't" (in which Miracle opens the music video).
No More Bad Days is Salem (WFIL's parent company)'s Book of the Month. You can enter to win a copy at wfil.com.

From the legendary WFIL studios in Philadelphia, The Tim DeMoss Show welcomes church and community leaders, artists, athletes, noted musicians and authors. Yes, it's a Philly thing but all are welcomed.

From the legendary WFIL studios in Philadelphia, The Tim DeMoss Show welcomes church and community leaders, artists, athletes, noted musicians and authors. Yes, it's a Philly thing but all are welcomed.

From the legendary WFIL studios in Philadelphia, the Tim DeMoss Show welcomes church and community leaders, artists, athletes, noted musicians and authors. Yes, it's a Philly thing but all are welcomed.

The Tim DeMoss Show Podcast

The Tim DeMoss Show aims to walk alongside believers in Jesus as they continue on their journey with Him while building bridges with those who have not yet believed, encouraging them to consider Him and put their trust in Him. Interviews with church and community leaders…artists, athletes and authors…local and national. Timely information. Weather. Sports. Contests too.

The Tim DeMoss Show aims to walk alongside believers in Jesus as they continue on their journey with Him while building bridges with those who have not yet believed, encouraging them to consider Him and put their trust in Him. Interviews with church and community leaders&hellip;artists, athletes and authors&hellip;local and national. Timely information. Weather. Sports. Contests too.

The Tim DeMoss Show

Gary Miracle (author of No More Bad Days: Trading The Pursuit of Perfection for the Gift of Grace)

Adam Holz with Plugged In (from Focus on the Family) talks movies & media and how Plugged In helps parents and families navigate and make appropriate entertainment choices (in light of Philippians 4:8 "Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things"). You can access their reviews & resources at www.pluggedin.com.

Chris Matthews (political commentator, talk show host & NY Times bestselling author) shares about his latest book Lessons From Bobby: Ten Reasons Robert F. Kennedy Still Matters. Matthews was born in Philadelphia & hosted Hardball with Chris Matthews for over 20 years (and is currently available on Substack).

Saquon Barkley (Philadelphia Eagles running back) (www.philadelphiaeagles.com)
Brad Keller (Philadelphia Phillies pitcher) (Phillies Media Zoom call)

Adam Holz with Plugged In (from Focus on the Family) talks movies &amp; media and how Plugged In helps parents and families navigate and make appropriate entertainment choices (in light of Philippians 4:8 "Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things"). You can access their reviews &amp; resources at www.pluggedin.com.
Chris Matthews (political commentator, talk show host &amp; NY Times bestselling author) shares about his latest book Lessons From Bobby: Ten Reasons Robert F. Kennedy Still Matters. Matthews was born in Philadelphia &amp; hosted Hardball with Chris Matthews for over 20 years (and is currently available on Substack).
Saquon Barkley (Philadelphia Eagles running back) (<a href="https://www.philadelphiaeagles.com">www.philadelphiaeagles.com</a>) Brad Keller (Philadelphia Phillies pitcher) (Phillies Media Zoom call)

Adam Holz (Plugged In) & Chris Matthews (Hardball w Chris Matthews)

Garry "G" Cobb (former NFL linebacker & longtime Philadelphia sports talk host) checks in while Christmas shopping with thoughts on the Eagles' 29-18 win over Washington and on an important message his mother taught Garry & his siblings for years growing up (and even now at age 91 :)).

J. Jackson (lead singer & lyricist for ApologetiX) is already done his Christmas shopping and was free to drop by to chat about a handful of the several dozen Christmas parodies the band has done as part of their 850+ song catalog. You can enter to win their latest two CDs on the WFIL home page and find out more about the band at www.apologetix.com :).

Garry "G" Cobb (former NFL linebacker &amp; longtime Philadelphia sports talk host) checks in while Christmas shopping with thoughts on the Eagles' 29-18 win over Washington and on an important message his mother taught Garry &amp; his siblings for years growing up (and even now at age 91 :)).
J. Jackson (lead singer &amp; lyricist for ApologetiX) is already done his Christmas shopping and was free to drop by to chat about a handful of the several dozen Christmas parodies the band has done as part of their 850+ song catalog. You can enter to win their latest two CDs on the WFIL home page and find out more about the band at <a href="https://www.apologetix.com">www.apologetix.com</a> :).

Garry "G" Cobb (former NFL linebacker & longtime sports talk host) & J. Jackson (Apologetix)

Steve Taylor (the one and only) checks in to discuss Sketch, his latest film production (in conjunction with writer Seth Worley and starring actor Tony Hale). We also touch on Steve's musical career including his classic "Meltdown (At Madame Tussaud's)", artists he has written for/produced, and the influence of his dad and mom.

Tim grew up loving Steve's brand of alternative/punk rock--full of energy & witty lyrics, packed with meaning and way ahead of their time--frequently tackling difficult subjects head-on, challenging people (often the within the church) without making himself the center of attention, if such a thing is possible. Examples include "I Want To Be A Clone," "(We Don't Need No) Color Code," "Lifeboat," "I Blew Up The Clinic Real Good," "What Is The Measure of Your Success?," and "Bannerman," among a trove of others.

Taylor also directed many music videos for his songs (and other artists) and wrote/collaborated with a number of artists including newsboys. As a record label executive, he was very involved with Chevelle, Leigh Bingham Nash & Sixpence None The Richer (including their worldwide smash "Kiss Me", Burlap to Cashmere & L.A. Symphony. Taylor has also performed in other bands including Chagall Guevara, and invested years of his life as a filmmaker including "The Second Chance" (with Rev Jeff Obafemi Carr & Michael W. Smith) and with "Blue Like Jazz," an adaption of Donald Miller's book.

Sports clips:
Cam York (Philadelphia Flyers defenseman) (Flyers YouTube page)
Saquon Barkley (Philadelphia Eagles running back) (www.philadelphiaeagles.com) 
Dave Dombrowski (Philadelphia Phillies president of baseball operations) (Phillies Media Zoom Call)

Steve Taylor (the one and only) checks in to discuss Sketch, his latest film production (in conjunction with writer Seth Worley and starring actor Tony Hale). We also touch on Steve's musical career including his classic "Meltdown (At Madame Tussaud's)", artists he has written for/produced, and the influence of his dad and mom.
Tim grew up loving Steve's brand of alternative/punk rock--full of energy &amp; witty lyrics, packed with meaning and way ahead of their time--frequently tackling difficult subjects head-on, challenging people (often the within the church) without making himself the center of attention, if such a thing is possible. Examples include "I Want To Be A Clone," "(We Don't Need No) Color Code," "Lifeboat," "I Blew Up The Clinic Real Good," "What Is The Measure of Your Success?," and "Bannerman," among a trove of others.
Taylor also directed many music videos for his songs (and other artists) and wrote/collaborated with a number of artists including newsboys. As a record label executive, he was very involved with Chevelle, Leigh Bingham Nash &amp; Sixpence None The Richer (including their worldwide smash "Kiss Me", Burlap to Cashmere &amp; L.A. Symphony. Taylor has also performed in other bands including Chagall Guevara, and invested years of his life as a filmmaker including "The Second Chance" (with Rev Jeff Obafemi Carr &amp; Michael W. Smith) and with "Blue Like Jazz," an adaption of Donald Miller's book.
Sports clips: Cam York (Philadelphia Flyers defenseman) (Flyers YouTube page) Saquon Barkley (Philadelphia Eagles running back) (www.philadelphiaeagles.com)&nbsp; Dave Dombrowski (Philadelphia Phillies president of baseball operations) (Phillies Media Zoom Call)

Steve Taylor (filmmaker, musician, songwriter, producer, record label exec)

Gary Miracle (author of No More Bad Days: Trading The Pursuit of Perfection for the Gift of Grace)

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