If you don’t live in Las Vegas, the big story this past week was the rain in the Las Vegas Valley. Rain in an amount we haven’t seen in quite a while. Incredibly, Lake Mead added three inches of depth because of the precipitation. In other parts of the country, rain is a fact of…
We begin a sermon series on the book of James. We begin with chapter one where we hear practical advice about how to navigate troubles in our lives and how listening helps us all.
KCLC is still on the air and we go back to 1978 to hear the first breakout hit of this band from the state of Illinois. This song is an invitation to higher living. The lyrics to this song points us to a new way of living.
There is a man named Kevin Ford who works at the airport here in town. Specifically, he works at a Burger King in terminal one. Kevin has worked at that Burger King for 27 years with perfect attendance. He originally began working at this job as a single father when he gained custody of his two…
We hear another song from the radio this week. This time from Motown Records. Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On reminds to ask the question to those around us before we get too far down the road.
We continue in our KCLC Radio sermon series. Today the last song ever released by The Beatles. The song says a lot about the lives we all lead and the world we live in.
KCLC Radio is on the air! We take a look at popular music from the radio and explore the spiritual messages contained within. This week, the first single ever released by Elton John in the United States.
Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland. Isaiah 43:18-19 There are some things in my life I would love to forget. If there…
Today we remember the story found in Acts 2 when the Holy Spirit was given to the believers of Jesus. We explore what that means for every Christian today. And a beautiful song at the end.
I recently came across an article from the Good News Network about some very old trees. In 1993, a cypress tree stump in Chile was confirmed by tree-ring-counting as 3,622 years old—showing the capacity of these slow-growing relatives of sequoia to endure through centuries. However, another scientist recently found that a living individual, known as…
