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One of the exciting things that happened for us this winter (about a month ago) was that we moved into new offices and studios!
It started in the early 1980s when a dedicated group of Christian business people had a vision for a listener-supported Christian radio station in the Hudson Valley…
“My wife was desperate, and in that moment, God intervened.” Much like the determined woman in Scripture who reached out for Jesus’s garment, JD King’s wife refused to let her circumstances define her future. This story is featured in the book, "Mightly Like Gideon".
When Brandon Heath heard the Gospel as a teenager, he was hungry for truth, love, and healing. His parents’ broken relationship had left him hurting and carrying a heavy load of resentment. When he heard God is love, and more specifically, God loves him, it was life-changing. But transformation and healing take time. God was putting people in Brandon’s life, including a guy named Bob Goff. They were mentors who saw things in Brandon he couldn’t see in himself. Brandon Heath is a singer and songwriter who’s been nominated for multiple Grammys and won eight Dove awards for songs like “Give Me Your Eyes,” “See Me Through It,” and “I’m Not Who I Was.” Brandon’s latest project is called "The Ache."
Does God still transform lives in an instant today? Pastor Josh Brewer would say yes. As the leader of Transformation Youth Camp, he’s seen firsthand how God breaks through even the hardest hearts. In this episode, Josh shares the powerful story of a young girl who arrived blind to God’s love—only to encounter Him in a way that removed the scales from her spiritual eyes. She didn’t just see—she was filled with an overwhelming love of God. "She didn’t want to be there. And then, God broke through."
