I got to meet Kara from KLRC! I had a rough two weeks and the enemy was against me. My husband and I decided to rebuke the enemy and went to Faith and Family Night! When I met Kara her hug was real, and it was the Positive Difference I needed! It’s been a dream to meet Kara as she is like a soul sister! I am thankful that God places the perfect person in your path when you are hurting, I felt like God put Kara standing in that place for me to meet her!
In July of 2018, I lost hearing in my right ear. I went to urgent care and they told me it was just allergies, and they put me on allergy medication. I went to see my doctor, and they put me on for different antibiotics, and I told them that it wasn't working and there was something bigger going on.
In August I saw an ear and nose specialist he went up in my nose and looked, and he told me it looks like it's cancer. He wanted to do the biopsy the next day.
The next day we did the biopsy, and he came back in and told me it was three times bigger than what he thought. He told me it was called nasopharyngeal cancer and I was stage 4. I started chemotherapy and radiation and went from 250 to 180 lbs in 7 months. I lost 90% of my salivary glands, and they said it could come back or it may not. Thank God I had insurance. But I felt alone from the very beginning.
I heard a sermon on Psalms 23. I was walking through my own valley of death. But God was walking with me through the whole thing. Nowhere in the Bible does it say our lives will be a bed of roses when we are with Him. But in all things, He will be with us. When we go through rough times we can dwell in the bad or we can focus on making through it.
Now I am cancer free. I still have some struggles in life. But I know I'm not alone, and God has a purpose for my life. Even if it's to give others hope that if I can make it so can you. No matter if your married or single, a parent or not, you have a reason to fight. Our life affects everyone around us. We are all warriors who have some fight. We just have to remember we are not doing it alone.
The day of my Dad’s funeral, I heard Miracle Child by Brandon Lake three times in a row on the radio! I must admit… I had turned the station because this song broke me. The next two stations I turned to had it playing as well. Now, it’s one of my favorite songs. God takes our shattered pieces and turns our ashes into beauty & allows our tests to become testimonies.
I just absolutely 💯 love Christian music. 🎶 I grew up listening to it then got away from it for awhile, but I’m sooooo glad that I get to hear it everyday now whenever I want! I might not always remember the NAME of the song or the artist (as I’m getting to be an “old timer” 😝) but I still will keep on a playing it. It’s great for the soul.
Hi! I’m Carmen, I’m 12 and going through a rough time. I have trichotillomania, a hair pulling condition and I have had it since I was 11. It has greatly affected me in my life and I have struggled with it. I sometimes wonder why I have such a hard life but I know God has a plan for my life so I praise him for everything. It’s crazy that you take things for granted like my hair. I have had to shave my hair multiple times because of it. I just thank God for everything I still have.
Hi, my name is Shelley and I'm a mother of three. I've been struggling with bad things for the last year. I lost my husband and my only sibling within 2 months of each other. I have been struggling ever since, but the last 58 days I've been clean and sober. I'm just going to say that if it wasn't for God I probably wouldn't be here now. I know my babies need me, and I just wanted to thank you guys for all your uplifting stories. I'm listening to Christian music now... I was never really into it, but I love it now. I love you all!
The biggest “God moment” I’ve had was when I was at rock bottom, and Robert shared about an article that explained why just having the courage to get out of bed on your darkest days was an act of worship. That was a major turning point for me, and I still think about that almost daily.
When my grandson was little and would come to visit from Oklahoma City, he would love to stand at my back door which was glass and look outside. He would smear his little hand prints and slobber all over it. I normally wouldn't stand for such a mess but after he would go home I always left those sweet smears and slobbers there until I knew he was coming back. Every time I looked at it, I remembered him standing there and my heart was full.
My half-sister has had mental issues her entire life and because of that, she's had to be institutionalized most of her life. This past week, while my mom was visiting with her, it was as if my sister's mind was clear for the first time in ages. My mom and her had a heart to heart conversation that my sister was fully aware of and in the moment for. It was a special gift from God for my mom to receive this moment. Almost like a glimpse of what heaven will be like.
Our family is so incredibly grateful for KLRC and has been listening for several years, since our oldest son who was probably 4 years old and fell in love with the music and messages shared on KLRC. Not long after, I decided to give a single gift to KLRC during the fundraiser, and I remember a space at the bottom of the online form asking if there was anything I wanted the KLRC team to pray for. I can distinctly recall typing my request "for the spiritual growth of our family." While at the time, we had a strong faith, we did not have a church home, and I knew we had a lot of growing to do spiritually. I had no idea how God would move in our lives, work through KLRC and answer that prayer in the years to follow. But it brings tears to my eyes now to share that we have come so far in our spiritual journey. A little over a year ago, we found our church home. And last fall, our entire family: myself, my husband and our 2 boys (ages 6 and 9) were all baptized. KLRC has been a HUGE part of our spiritual journey, impacts our lives daily, and I know our spiritual growth is in such large part due to that prayer request years ago that continues to be answered today. THANK YOU SO MUCH to all at KLRC for the amazing work you do impacting lives everyday!
God knows his children and knows who needs these songs and the work that the KLRC team does for our community. How blessed are we? God has worked in so many ways for my family. This week, I have listened to the fundraiser each day. On Wednesday, my brother-in-law donated a kidney so that my father-in-law could receive a kidney that he desperately needed. My step son was approved through Arkansas Children's Hospital to receive the new cochlear implants that he needs to hear (without them, he is deaf). Yesterday, during the storms that hit our area, my husband was flying in from being with his dad & brother in Georgia. God landed his plane safely and our family was together again! If there was ever a time that I felt God's love and presence, this was it! This week God has held me and I know that he is holding my brothers and sisters in this loving community as well. Thank you KLRC!
I am a high school student and I really struggle with depression and anxiety and KLRC helps to keep me going and stay positive through hard times. I feel like I am always alone and unwanted, but KLRC is the positive light on my day and makes me truly feel like God is there and wants me for who I am.
I struggle significantly with anxiety and listening to KLRC helps lessen the anxiety. Recently at night my oldest asks me to turn on KLRC so that they can fall asleep listening to the music. We take turns singing on the way to school. Sometimes they get to hear their favorite song on the way to school which they love. This radio station is literally healing for me and my babies. Thank you KLRC and everyone who donates. ❤️❤️💗💗
I have had some pretty heavy medical issues pop up. I don't work outside of the home (disabled --- why is that so hard to say instead of what I put first?). My kids are all grown, so I rarely am in the car. I've recently started physical therapy and so of course, I turn the radio on, on my drive there and back. 90.9 KLRC has often been a source of encouragement and comfort in the past, through inspirational stories and the great music you play. So naturally, I turn the station to you guys and so many songs resonated with all of these heavy emotions I've been feeling. They have been a form of prayer when I can't quite find the words myself. And then during your fundraising you mentioned your prayer wall. I didn't even know that was a thing! And I've had something private in my life (aside from medical issues) that I really needed to feel I wasn't alone in and your prayer wall gave me the opportunity to ask for fellow listeners to join me in petitioning God to answer my prayers. You're a blessing every day and I'm thankful for your positive influence in our community.
During Covid my husband had to go into a rehab center and I was unable to visit. He had a debilitating brain tumor. I was working from home-what a blessing to listen to KLRC everyday. At a particularly tough day, I went for a walk and the chorus from Tasha Layton "it's gonna be ok" was the voice of God that comforted me. When he passed away I felt I had to sponsor a day in his honor. I was only planning to do it that year as I was already a day sponsor. As KLRC continues to lift me daily, I have continued sponsoring 2 days. I know I need to hear these words of hope every day.
As a stay at home mom of 3 little ones, the conversations that you have on air that resonate so deeply with me and help me feel part of something bigger. I lost my mom, grandma, and one of my brothers within a short time span and felt so isolated with my feelings even though I wasn't isolated. I so appreciated the deeper conversations that are always so positive and uplifting. Exactly what I need.
The emails and card from all of you and the prayer on the air during the last fundraiser in the fall for my wife... You guys wrapped your arms around us when my son passed and haven't stopped. We play you in both our cars and at my office. God bless you. You guys are IT!
I was driving my 7 year-old granddaughter to school, and the Holy Spirit moved me to donate to KLRC. My grandaughter's dad has a long story of bad choices. Through it all, I was given custody and am trying to raiser her on a fixed income by myself. But every day I see God provide in so many ways. At night, when she goes to sleep, her mind goes to bad places, but she will put on KLRC as she sleeps to keep her mind on God. My radio is always dialed in to KLRC. I am so grateful for my granddaughter being in my life. She loves the Lord and it is the biggest gift. I am SO grateful for KLRC!