All Things New Podcast

Faith, Fellowship & Funny Stories with Robin Risher

Pastor, storyteller, and outdoorsman Robin Risher joins the All Things New Podcast with Scott Walters and Aubrey Pridgen. From small-town pulpits to viral storytelling, Robin’s journey is filled with humor, heart, and faith.
In this episode, Robin shares his testimony of salvation, his years of pastoring rural churches, and his new role with Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) focusing on outdoor ministry. He also opens up about his battle with Parkinson’s disease, how faith and family give him strength, and why gratitude changes everything. Along the way, Robin tells unforgettable stories—like “In the Plow Dirt,” snake-handling misadventures, and lessons from tree-cutting gone wrong—that all point back to the goodness of God.
This episode is equal parts laughter and inspiration—showing how God uses even the hardest moments to reveal His strength.
📝 Show Notes
Guest: Robin Risher — pastor, storyteller, outdoorsman, FCA leader.
Highlights:
Robin’s childhood faith, early call to ministry, and testimony of salvation.
Life as a rural Mississippi pastor: from pulling calves to ministering at funerals.
The viral story “In the Plow Dirt” and how clean humor connects people.
His diagnosis with Parkinson’s at age 42, lessons in perseverance, and the role of gratitude.
Family life: married to Tracy, father of three (doctor, pharmacist, Marine), and proud grandfather of eight.
Service in the National Guard (including a near-fatal training accident).
Stories from pastoring in tough places, including shepherding a church once led by Edgar Ray Killen and using it as an opportunity to share the gospel with reporters.
Transitioning into FCA Outdoor Ministry, working with youth through hunting, fishing, archery, and bass teams.
Scripture Themes: 2 Corinthians 12:9 (“When I am weak, then I am strong”), Revelation 21:5, John Maxwell on leadership, Hebrews 10:25 on fellowship.
📌 Calls to Action
Subscribe on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify for more testimonies.
Share this episode with a friend who needs encouragement.
Pray for Robin and his ministry with FCA, and for others battling illness with faith.
Connect with All Things New Ministry:
📧 Email: allthingsnewinc@gmail.com
📞 Aubrey Pridgen: (601) 940-7495
📞 Scott Walters: (601) 278-4816

Healing, Hope, and Freedom in Christ with Tammy Thompson Broun

Tammy Thompson Broun shares her powerful story of brokenness, healing, and finding freedom in Christ. From deep struggles to a life restored by God’s grace, Tammy’s testimony shows how the Lord meets us in our darkest moments and leads us into His light.
This episode of the All Things New Podcast is filled with encouragement, biblical truth, and hope for anyone battling addiction, trauma, or loss. Tammy’s story is a reminder that Jesus is still making all things new (Revelation 21:5).
📝 Show Notes
Guest: Tammy Thompson Broun — testimony of restoration and transformation through Christ.
Themes:
Childhood struggles and the search for identity.
The weight of addiction, trauma, and brokenness.
God’s intervention and the moment of surrender.
Healing through forgiveness, faith, and community.
Encouragement for those still in the struggle: “You are never too far gone.”
Scripture references (to highlight in the show): Revelation 21:5, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Psalm 34:18, Romans 8:28.
Ministry focus: pointing listeners to hope, healing, and restoration in Christ.
📌 Calls to Action
Share this testimony with someone in recovery or searching for hope.
Subscribe on Podbean, Apple, or Spotify so you never miss an episode.
Pray for Tammy’s ongoing ministry and for those still struggling with addiction and trauma.
Connect with All Things New Ministry:
Email: allthingsnewinc@gmail.com
Aubrey Pridgen: (601) 940-7495
Scott Walters: (601) 278-4816

Club Meth to Christ: Rodney & Amber Williams on True Freedom in Jesus

Lives changed by Jesus. Former meth addict turned evangelist Rodney Williams—and his wife Amber—share how Christ made “all things new,” from burn-unit recovery to global ministry. Practical hope for addiction, recovery, and life in the Spirit.
Rodney tells the story behind his books Club Meth to Christ and Once an Addict, Now Free; Amber shares her freedom story; and the team recounts jail/prison ministry, Celebrate Recovery, and street outreach. We talk repentance, walking by the Holy Spirit, and why real change starts in the heart—not with behavior management.
—Scriptures referenced: Revelation 21:5; 2 Timothy 1:7; Philippians 1:6; Psalm 16:11; Colossians 1:19; Ephesians 5:26; Romans 8:14.
Show Notes
Guest: Rodney Williams (author, evangelist) with Amber Williams (testimony + YouTube shorts ministry). Books: Club Meth to Christ (100k+ copies distributed) and Once an Addict, Now Free (40k+). Free copies for inmates/addicts available.
Topics: childhood trauma → addiction → meth lab explosion → burn center → surrender to Christ (June 19, 2002) → Home of Grace → pastor → 11+ years full-time evangelism. “God begins the work and completes it.”
Amber’s story: delivered from meth; now serving with Rodney, sharing Christ and creating faith-based shorts.
Ministry highlights: Rankin County Jail, Celebrate Recovery at The Point (Brandon, MS), Church of the King (Morton), Luther Martin Evangelistic Ministries (report of 9 salvations), New Orleans Mission street outreach (how to love people wisely and safely).
On repentance: not just “do a 180,” but “return to the highest place”—back to God; heart change precedes behavior change. Walk by the Spirit, not by willpower.
Surprise call-in: Scott Walters checking in en route to Mexico missions—update and encouragement.
Practical takeaways: remove worldly “clutter” to hear the Spirit’s voice; meet needs (food, socks, hygiene) before preaching; the Church goes to people.
Links & Resources
Request a free book (inmates/addicts welcome): ClubMethToChrist.com (send full name + mailing address).
Amber’s YouTube: search for @AmberWilliams0705.
All Things New Ministry: Email allthingsnewinc@gmail.com • Aubrey Pridgen: (601) 940-7495 • Scott Walters: (601) 278-4816.

From Broken Roads to Kingdom Work (with Brian Edwards of Jack Knife’d)

Brian Edwards, owner of Jack Knife’d Trailer Repair, shares his testimony of redemption, family, and faith. From struggles and setbacks to building a Christ-centered business, Brian’s story reflects the power of God to restore lives and use everyday work for His glory.
Show Notes
Brian’s upbringing and early struggles before coming to Christ.
Testimony of how God rescued him from addiction and destructive choices.
Building Jack Knife’d Trailer Repair with biblical principles and integrity.
Balancing faith, family, and business in a demanding trade.
Encouragement to other men: put God first, and He will direct your path.
Why community, accountability, and discipleship matter for long-term change.
Reflections on All Things New Ministry and its impact on his walk with Jesus.
Scriptures ReferencedProverbs 3:5–6, Revelation 21:5, Romans 12:1–2, Matthew 6:33
Calls to Action
Support local ministries like All Things New by sharing this story.
If you’re struggling with addiction, take hope—God still restores.
Need trailer repair? Check out Jack Knife’d as an example of faith at work.
Contact InfoEmail: allthingsnewinc@gmail.comAubrey Pridgen: (601) 940-7495Scott Walters: (601) 278-4816

Marriage, Missions, and God’s Faithfulness (with Heather Dilmore)

Heather Dilmore shares her powerful testimony of salvation, family struggles, marriage, missions, and the adoption journey that revealed God’s faithfulness. From early faith to walking through divorce, grief, and foster care, Heather shows how Jesus redeems brokenness into hope.
Show Notes
Surprise moment at Mercy House: honoring David Dilmore with a building dedication.
Heather’s salvation at age 8, her 9th grade crossroads, and choosing Jesus at 15.
The importance of discipleship, safe places for youth, and parents modeling faith.
Family struggles: parental conflict, divorce, and finding God as her firm foundation.
Missions in India, Yemen, and El Salvador—learning to live for Christ at home and abroad.
Marriage with David: honesty, healing jealousy, finances, and building a blended family.
Ministry to couples: certified marriage mediation, discipleship through Jimmy & Karen Evans.
Adoption of Jesse: overcoming trauma, medications, and learning God’s love in a forever home.
Parenting philosophy: structure, discipline, love, and Scripture instead of medication.
Chloe’s calling to medical missions and the family’s ongoing outreach.
Scriptures ReferencedJohn 6:68, Isaiah 58, Proverbs 3, Ephesians 6, Romans 7, Acts 1:8
Calls to Action
Share this episode with someone facing family struggles or considering foster/adoption.
Support All Things New Ministry as they serve incarcerated men and their families.
Contact us for prayer, discipleship, or marriage support.
Contact InfoEmail: allthingsnewinc@gmail.comAubrey Pridgen: (601) 940-7495Scott Walters: (601) 278-4816

Holland Johnson: Surrender, Sanctification, and a Gen Z Call Back to Jesus

Holland Johnson shares how Jesus moved him from “belief without surrender” to a daily walk of sanctification—plus practical wisdom on fasting, discipleship, and reaching Gen Z with authentic faith. We also pray on-air for a listener facing spiritual warfare.
Show Notes
Why “Jesus as Savior but not Lord” left Holland divided—and how full surrender changed everything. (Romans 10:9; Lordship vs. compartments of life)
Sanctification explained in plain language: not perfection, but a Spirit-led, ongoing transformation (Romans 7; “the things I don’t want to do…”)
Fasting the biblical way (Isaiah 58) — not a bargaining chip with God, but aligning our hearts with Him and serving others.
Discipleship as “doing life together”: opening our homes, eating together, and practicing New Testament community. (Matthew 28; Mark 2)
Reaching Gen Z: why authenticity beats culture wars, and how churches can offer real community without compromising truth.
Holland’s ministry path: auditing by day, preaching by night, and a faith step toward seminary in Kentucky.
On-air prayer for a Swedish listener crying out amid spiritual attack; standing together in Christ.
Also mentioned: Church revitalization across cultures, the danger of legalism, and why objective truth matters in a post-modern world.
Scriptures ReferencedRevelation 21:5 (ministry theme), Romans 10:9, Romans 7, Isaiah 58:6–12, Matthew 28:18–20, Mark 2:1–12, 1 Peter (teaching context).
Calls to Action
Need prayer or next steps with Jesus? Email us.
Share this episode with someone who’s hungry for a real relationship with Christ.
Support All Things New Ministry and our jail/prison outreach.
ContactEmail: allthingsnewinc@gmail.comAubrey Pridgen: (601) 940-7495Scott Walters: (601) 278-4816

Changing Stars & Growing Oaks: A Legacy of Discipleship with Pastor Steven Platt

How do you pass on faith that lasts? In this episode of the All Things New Podcast, Scott Walters and Aubrey Pridgen sit down with Pastor Steven Platt of Crossroads Baptist Church to discuss generational faith, spiritual disciplines, and how to truly disciple others in today's culture.
From his salvation at age 7 to being challenged by a roommate in college, Pastor Platt shares how God used even the lost to awaken his heart. He opens up about his own spiritual journey, the role of church community in sustaining faith, and how “changing your stars” isn’t just a movie line—it’s a Kingdom mindset.
Key topics:
The power of family legacy and spiritual inheritance
What true discipleship looks like in the local church
How to teach others to teach the Word of God
Why smartphones aren’t the solution for raising godly kids
The surprising story behind a pair of sunglasses and God’s grace
Practical tools like the "Grindstone" discipleship method
Observational study tips for deeper Bible understanding
The meaning of 1 Peter 4 and using your spiritual gifts
📖 Scripture Highlights: Deuteronomy 6, John 10, Romans 8, 1 Peter 4
🎯 “The tree doesn’t eat its own fruit—your gift is for others.”
👉 Tune in and be equipped to not just know the Word, but live it and teach it.

The Power of Presence: Pastor Jim Taylor on Hearing God, Making Disciples, and Kingdom Unity

Pastor Jim Taylor of The Point Church in Brandon, MS, joins the All Things New Podcast to share his powerful testimony of transformation, discipleship, and Kingdom impact. In this rich, Spirit-led conversation, Jim opens up about hearing God’s voice, building a presence-driven church, and the global revival he’s witnessed in places like Cuba, Ghana, and Zimbabwe.
From his early days in ministry to the founding of The Point Church and his passion for missions, you'll hear how the Lord has shaped Jim’s life to reach the unchurched and disciple believers into spiritual maturity. He also shares about the moment he knew The Point was home for the All Things New ministry — a communion table that read “Behold, I make all things new” (Revelation 21:5).
👉 Topics Covered:
Hearing God's voice and discerning divine direction
Starting a church from scratch at 29
Global missions: Ghana, Cuba, Zimbabwe, and more
Deliverance of a former witch doctor in Africa
The importance of local church over YouTube sermons
The role of discipleship in Kingdom growth
Celebrate Recovery at The Point
Unity across churches and ministries
The meaning of community, relationship, and presence
📖 Scripture Highlights:Revelation 21:5, Colossians 3:23, Acts 1:8, Philippians 4, Jeremiah 29:11, 2 Corinthians 5:17
🎯 Featuring:Pastor Jim Taylor — The Point Church, Brandon, MSAubrey Pridgen, Damien DonaldSpecial mention: Coach Bill Buckley, Palmer from Giving Grace, Pastor Scott Walters
📍 All Things New Contact Info:📧 Email: allthingsnewinc@gmail.com📞 Aubrey Pridgen: (601) 940-7495📞 Scott Walters: (601) 278-4816

From NFL Dreams to Kingdom Impact: Coach Bill Buckley’s Journey of Surrender and Identity

Coach Bill Buckley shares his powerful testimony of transformation from NFL hopeful to spiritual mentor and servant leader. In this episode of the All Things New Podcast, we explore how surrendering to Christ changed everything—from breaking free of addiction to finding true identity beyond athletic success.
You’ll hear about his time as chaplain at Mississippi State, the impact of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, his heart for racial unity, and how he calls out the “gold” in others. This conversation is filled with wisdom, humility, and practical encouragement for anyone searching for purpose, freedom, and spiritual depth.
📖 Scripture Highlight: Colossians 3:23 — “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.”
🛠️ Topics Covered:
Coach Buckley’s salvation experience and deliverance from addiction
Struggles with identity after the NFL
Power of surrender and transformation
His role in FCA and Mississippi State football
Ministry stories of calling out potential in others
Living out faith in humility and service
The impact of racial unity in sports and the Church
Reflections on 54 years of marriage and God’s faithfulness
📬 Contact & Support:
Email: allthingsnewinc@gmail.com
Scott Walters: (601) 278-4816
Aubrey Pridgen: (601) 940-7495
📚 Book Mentioned: Everywhere the River Goes by Bill BuckleyAvailable now on Amazon — Click here to get it

God’s Grace in a Jail Cell: Danny Ivey’s Journey from Prison to Purpose

Danny Ivey opens up about his incredible transformation—from addiction, brokenness, and incarceration to salvation, restoration, and ministry. In this raw and heartfelt conversation, Danny shares how God met him in a jail cell and began rewriting the story of his life.
You'll hear how Jesus broke generational cycles, how Danny found freedom through All Things New's jail ministry, and how he’s now walking in his calling with boldness. This episode is a must-listen for anyone struggling with identity, forgiveness, or trusting God's timing.
👉 Topics Covered:
Life before Christ: addiction, darkness, and jail time
Meeting Jesus in jail and the power of repentance
The impact of men’s Bible study and jail ministry
Rebuilding relationships and breaking generational curses
The role of forgiveness and family in restoration
Encouragement for those still behind bars or just beginning their journey
📖 Scripture References: Revelation 21:5, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Romans 8:1, Luke 15
📬 Ministry Contact:Email: allthingsnewinc@gmail.comAubrey Pridgen: (601) 940-7495Scott Walters: (601) 278-4816
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