Midday's With Becky Alignay

Pastor Tim Madding of Beltsville Seventh-day Adventist Church believes Jesus is calling the church to actively live out their faith by showing his love to others in a practical way. And the last few weeks, he's shared through a series of messages to draw attention to a specific need in our community or world--and then has lived it out himself, including being homeless for an entire week. Becky talks with Pastor Tim about what inspired him to do this, and to share how you can personally get involved in making a difference globally, or in your community. Learn more here: http://sevendayswithout.com/

His career spans over 30 years, and a result, he says it'll be tough to know which songs to do at DC Fest on August 15th. Becky gets to sit down with him to talk about those things he might be doing if he never had a career in music, and if he's had any regrets along the way. He offers some real insight and inspiration to those looking to begin a music career.

He's coming to town for the Love Ran Red Tour on March 21st, and Becky got to talk to him about the source of the music that has inspired millions around the globe, and what he's looking forward to the most about coming back to DC.

If you're looking for a little motivation as we start a new year, Jimmy Page has one word that will change your life. And that's the name of his new book, and Becky sits down to talk to him about it and why he no longer makes new year's resolutions.

He's been touching people with his music for over 30 years, and he's still creating fresh tunes for a new generation. Becky sits down with Michael W. Smith about his latest projects, his family, and his two concerts this weekend.

Adam LaRoche is the star first-baseman for the Nationals, and he's been very outspoken about his faith. And this weekend, he's joining with teammates Ian Desmond, Dennard Span, and Anthony Rendon in hosting Faith Day at Nat's Park. Becky sits down to talk about how baseball has given him a unique platform.

The start of a new school year is a stressful time for many parents. And today, Becky sits down with Glynnis Whitwer, author of "I Used to Be So Organized: Help for Restoring Order and Peace." She's a mom of 5 and Executive Director of Communications for Proverbs 31 Ministries.

No one wants a Griswold family vacation. So Becky gets some helpeful advice from Pam Oakes, radio host, author, and ASE-certified car shop owner to make sure your car is good working order before you head out on that family adventure this summer.