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Sometimes when God is trying to get a point across, I’ll see the same verse EVERYWHERE. Lately that’s been Psalm 139:7: “Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence?” Not only does KLRC play the “Where Can I Go?” song at exactly the right time when I need to hear it, just being on the air reminds me of God’s constant presence in my life, and that’s more than worthy of our small donation.
Just realized my donation had stopped. My family and I are so thankful for the ministry you all provide. Our lives have definitely been impacted by the positive difference and we are so thankful to be part of the community to provide that opportunity for others. We love y’all!
I try to live my life knowing that God will bless those who give whole heartedly in their tithing and offerings. I've seen doors open in blessings through financial donations, and my heart change in giving God all aspects of my finances. I'm excited to see how God blesses and uses this donation!
I moved here and used to listen to KLRC all the time. I veered away and turned to watching and using more streaming services for entertainment. But I decided to give up some of those to donate to KLRC today. I want to spend more time with the Lord. Listening to Mark & Christy in the morning feels like sitting and having coffee with them!
KLRC is truly a saving grace for me. I listen in the classroom and it helps keep certain behaviors at bay. I always have to have it on before students arrive. And then I listen in the car all the time too. Anxiety was high the last several months with my mom battling cancer and my dad recovering from an accident. They are both struggling and I am 22 hours away. I so need the positive music and prayers!
I lost my mom last Monday, and my husband lost his uncle last Saturday. My husband was far from his faith, but he started listening to KLRC a few weeks before my mom got sick. I hopped in his car and heard he was listening to it. That really moved me. My husband chose to give his life to God, and I've started listening as well!
I've been in and out of survival mode for the past 3 years. I've consistently listened to KLRC to lighten my decision fatigue and position my heart and mind towards Christ. I just turn on KLRC and I know I'll hear positive lyrics to combat my anxiety and depression. The DJ's share some really encouraging stuff and they are funny sometimes too. It's one way God has helped me keep going through an incredibly hard season.
I have been dealing with a variety of health problems for the past six months. What started out as a pain in my side, ended up sending me to multiple specialists, having a multitude of tests done, a trip to the ER, and several not-so-pleasant diagnoses. This led to prescriptions that could cause fatal side effects, while attempting to lengthen my life, allergies to several prescriptions, one which swelled my eyelids up so that I couldn’t see, and another that caused insomnia, hallucinations, and nightmares, as well as now finding out that I need surgery.
Through all of this, and the financial difficulties that made their presence known, KLRC has been there for me. Each of the on-air personalities brings their own brand of prayer, spirit, and joy, to the day. Each of them, including those behind the scenes, have been with me through all of it. And, will continue to do so. Between the prayer wall, which I have placed quite a few requests on, the text line, to stay in touch, and just KLRC playing “the right song at the right time,” it has all been a huge blessing to me. Depression has not been able to take over because of the “positive difference,” and I am so very grateful. Thank you, all!
Brandon Heath's Give Me Your Eyes was the song that got me hooked on Christian music. It came to me at a time when I had just realized how critical of everyone I had become because of my job and I hated feeling that way. It gave me the words to pray for a change in my life. It helped restore my peace and sanity.
I’m writing to share the story of my incredible daughter Willow, who is preparing for her second open-heart surgery— just two days before her third birthday.
Willow was born with a congenital heart defect (CHD), a condition that affects 1 in 100 babies, and her journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. Despite the challenges, she’s a bright, spirited little girl who continues to inspire everyone who meets her.
This surgery is a crucial step in her health journey, and while it brings hope, it also brings immense financial and emotional strain for our family.
February is also Heart Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about CHD and the strength of children like Willow. Sharing her story on your platform would not only mean so much to our family but could also shed light on the realities of CHD and bring much-needed awareness to this cause.
Warm regards,
Abigail
