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In Episode 18 of Go Getters & Go Givers, John Ed Mathison sits down with Stephen Smith, CEO of Mercy Incorporated, and Rachel Libby, Director of Development, who has served with the organization for over four years. For more than 50 years, Mercy Incorporated has been serving some of the most vulnerable populations around the world through acts of compassion and the power of the Gospel.

Stephen and Rachel share how Mercy Incorporated is working to break the cycle of physical, emotional, and spiritual poverty by meeting real needs while pointing people to lasting hope. Through clean water wells, agricultural training, education, and intentional Gospel-centered outreach, their work goes beyond short-term aid to create sustainable, generational change. This episode is a powerful reminder that when compassion and faith come together, lives, families, and communities can be transformed for generations.

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In Episode 17 of Go Getters & Go Givers, John Ed Mathison sits down with Craig Bacheler, founder of Bacheler Technologies. After realizing he wanted to spend more time with his family, Craig turned his passion for technology and serving people into a thriving business. Born and raised in Philadelphia, he joined the Navy, met his wife, and moved to Alabama 26 years ago, raising two sons along the way. Craig shares how his values, faith, and dedication to others have guided his journey as a business leader and mentor. Through his story, he encourages listeners to lead with service, stay true to their vision, and build meaningful relationships in both work and life.

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In Episode 16 of Go Getters & Go Givers, John Ed Mathison sits down with Alabama Senator Katie Britt, the youngest woman ever elected to the United States Senate and the first female senator from Alabama. From starting her campaign with only two percent in the polls to making history through perseverance and faith, Katie shares what it means to be both a go getter and a go giver. She reflects on how her husband and children strengthen her walk with Christ and how their family’s faith keeps her grounded amid the demands of leadership. Through her story, Katie offers encouragement to young people to work hard, stay rooted in their values, and bring our nation closer to godliness through courage, service, and unwavering faith.

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In Episode 15 of Go Getters & Go Givers, John Ed Mathison is joined by his wife, Lynn Mathison, the owner and lead designer of Mathison Interiors. Married for 29 years and blessed with 10 grandchildren, John Ed and Lynn open up about the ways they’ve encouraged and strengthened one another’s callings over the years. From ministry to design, their paths have been shaped by faith, partnership, and a shared commitment to serving others. Together, they reflect on the seasons of change, the challenges they’ve faced, and the countless ways God has provided for their dreams. This heartfelt conversation is a testament to how God works through marriage, family, and community to create a legacy of impact and faith.

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In part two of Episode 14 of Go Getters & Go Givers the conversation continues with Huntingdon College President Anthony Leigh and student leader Linley McNew.

Anthony opens up about coming to a true and personal faith after being raised in the church his entire life. He also reflects on the close connection between Fraser and Huntingdon and how that shared foundation impacts students. In addition, he shares how 95% of Huntingdon students are plugged into signature opportunities such as sports and clubs, and the conversation highlights the success and growth of the college’s athletic programs.

This powerful discussion reveals how faith, leadership, and community involvement continue to shape both the lives of students and the mission of Huntingdon College.

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In part one of Episode 14 of Go Getters & Go Givers we’re joined by Huntingdon College President Anthony Leigh and student leader Linley McNew. Anthony shares his journey to becoming president of Huntingdon and reflects on the honors, growth, and success the college has seen under his leadership.

Linley offers her perspective as a young believer, sharing how her faith was shaped by the community she grew up in and how going off to college meant being surrounded by people who believed differently. She discovered that the Bible teaches Jesus wants us to be challenged and to grow stronger in our walk with Him.

This conversation highlights both the wisdom of experience and the courage of young faith, reminding us that God works through every stage of the journey.

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In part two of Episode 13 of Go Getters & Go Givers, Siran Stacy opens up about his football career and his journey of faith. He shares some of his favorite accomplishments from his time on the field as well as the meaningful ways he has served God since his life changed forever.
Before the tragedy, Siran was involved with his church but felt a deeper calling that he had not yet answered. After the accident, he fully embraced God’s purpose for his life. He recalls when a woman invited him to speak at her church and he shared the story of David, a man who did not give up and used what God gave him for good.
Siran also issues a heartfelt call to young people to overcome fear and step boldly into the purpose God has placed inside them. Now he travels across the country sharing his story, inspiring others through fellowship and faith. You can get in touch with Siran Stacy at www.siranstacy.org.

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In part one of Episode 13 of Go Getters & Go Givers, we’re joined by Siran Stacy, former Alabama standout and Philadelphia Eagles running back. Siran shares his story of growing up in church and being baptized at a young age, but also living as a worldly Christian who knew he was not fully following Jesus.

Everything changed the night tragedy struck. Siran lost his wife and four of his children in a devastating accident caused by a drunk driver. In the depths of grief, he cried out to God and began a new journey of faith, healing, and transformation.

This powerful conversation is a reminder that even in the darkest moments, God can bring light and purpose.