Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Celebrating 6 1/2 years of the ATS!


How has the Andrew Tallman Show impacted you? What have you learned from the show? Share your thoughts here or at facebook.com/andrewtallmanshow. =)
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8 comments:

Daniel from Phoenix said...

Andrew, when I tuned to kpxq this past Monday at 6, I was shocked to not hear you. I seriously thought you went to be with the Lord, because it was impossible for you to not be on the air. Dude, Sir, Brother, your work has been an inexpressable blessing to my faith and knowledge in Christ. I know you're going to do great things in God.

July 13, 2011 at 10:37 PM
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July 14, 2011 at 8:17 AM
weenis said...

Andrew,

The biggest impact you have had on me is your ability to discuss a topic in light of disagreement. God has given you a talent in this area, and it is something I can greatly learn to do. Your reasoned and thoughtful approach to issues was reasonable and rational, and I appreciated seeing you do this in a culture (even world) that does not engage in reasonable thought.

As Daniel pointed out previously, I was surprised to turn on the radio and listen to what had been scheduled... which is highly disappointing. The PM hours on 1360 are drastically lacking in meat and truth, and your show was a bit of light in that darkness. With exception of your show, the times between 2pm'ish and 8pm, I refer to as "The Zero Hour", and now it truly lives up to that name.

Now, Andrew, as one who truly appreciates truth, I pray that God blesses you greatly in your search of it and that you bask in that greatness of God.

As I mentioned previously, I would love to keep conversation open, and I hope that some day I can spot you in a coffee shop where we can enjoy a theological or philosophical conversation.

God bless you, and may he reward you for your faithfulness.

Regards,

Ryan H.

July 14, 2011 at 8:19 AM
Lisa said...

Andrew,

God has a plan for you and will bring you to that plan in his sweet time. I appreciate you being there for me and my family and will miss your emails and listening to you online. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. We are here for you if you need us. Keep the faith.

Lisa

July 16, 2011 at 8:33 AM
Wendy said...

I remember the start of your show which you referred to as your "great experiment"! I looked forward to listening to you several days per week when driving (about 30 miles)home from work. You shared wise and thoughtful messages to your listeners and you helped me to learn to defend the Truth, while also looking at other viewpoints of a topic. Four years ago, when my older daughter was a teenager & heard one of your shows, she said, "I wish I had him for a teacher!". May your next adventure be blessed and thank you for your show!

Wendy

July 16, 2011 at 3:05 PM
Chad Borges said...

Andrew,

I have never really felt "at home" living in the Phoenix area. Now that you are off the air I feel even more like a foreigner in this hot, hellish land.

I will greatly miss your one-of-a-kind program on my drives home. I am confident that God has a new and exciting adventure ahead of you where He can put your unique talents to work for His Kingdom.

All the Best,
Chad

July 17, 2011 at 4:50 PM
Jon Gaiser said...

Too much of Christian radio consists of men with thick accents 'preaching.' To hear an intelligent, warm hearted man actually 'discussing' was such a pleasure. you can not be replaced. I truly believe your inviting, interactive approach touches the atheist in a place that preaching will never penetrate.

July 20, 2011 at 9:26 PM
Anonymous said...

Andrew,

Your show was, I believe, everything a Christian radio show should be. You were, at various times, thoughtful, serious, lighthearted, instructive, challenging, funny, caring, informative, correcting, gracious, passionate, irreverent, reverential...

I'm grateful to have had your Christian example of how to think about and discuss the serious issues of our time (and the not so serious issues!).

I'm praying that you again get the opportunity to share your wisdom and humor with a wide audience, and hoping that I get to be part of that audience.

Steve in Mesa

August 3, 2011 at 5:50 PM

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