Brad Rhoads graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Furman University in 1990, and then graduated Order of the Coif from University of Kentucky law school in 1993. He practiced family law at a large firm in Nashville for some years before starting Rhoads and Rhoads, PSC in Owensboro, Kentucky. Brad has served as the lay Marriage Pastor at his local church in Owensboro for over ten years. He regularly conducts pastoral crisis counseling and oversees the marriage ministry of the church, including the marriages of church staff. In 2015, Brad felt God’s call to leave the practice of law behind and pursue marriage ministry full-time. Brad and Marilyn took a tremendous leap of faith and haven’t looked back. They founded Grace Marriage in 2015 to equip and encourage couples and churches who desire to grow and enrich marriages.

Marilyn Rhoads has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Lipscomb University and a Master’s in social work from the University of Southern Indiana. She worked as a counselor to children before leaving her job with Counseling Associates to care for the Rhoads’s five children.

Brad and Marilyn have been passionate about helping marriages since God transformed their own marriage after a nearly disastrous start. In 2015, Brad and Marilyn decided to pursue marriage ministry full-time, took a tremendous leap of faith and haven’t looked back. They founded Grace Marriage to help couples and churches build thriving marriages.

Broadcast journalism has been my life, but there is more to Rick Dayton than being a TV news anchor or radio talk show host. I have the ability to take complex stories and make them easy to understand. I thrive under stringent deadlines -- even when resources are limited -- while maintaining the highest expectation for accuracy. Many of my broadcast skills translate beyond a television news desk, a satellite truck, radio studio, or the screen of your streaming device.

Every story is different. Personalities are challenging. People don't often want to be part of the story. I have the skill to gently encourage them to share their story and to assist them even when they are uncomfortable. My ability to help people relax in the midst of a stressful situation is critical. I have honed how to unveil the “big picture” without losing track of critical “small details.” My work connects the dots when excuses are not options. In short: Get it right. On time. Every time.