I’ll be meeting with the KHNC folks tomorrow to discuss possible changes for The Homefront Show, and there will be no show tomorrow, Wednesday, December 11.
Thanks,
Bev
I’ll be meeting with the KHNC folks tomorrow to discuss possible changes for The Homefront Show, and there will be no show tomorrow, Wednesday, December 11.
Thanks,
Bev
https://1360khnc.com/ is where it’s at!
Lots about marriage, and from the star of my book, The Maker’s Marriage. That’s so – John Parker will be short and to the point today, and it’s a point I for one can’t hear too often.
As usual, I have all kinds of goodies for my dearly beloved listeners, so make a cuppa and prepare for a blessing today on the Homefront Show.
Thanks,
Bev
I have experienced and do believe in Miracles, and that’s one of the many things slated for today’s Home Front Show. Until . . . I talked to John and realized he has something that has to come first.
So, join us in just a few minutes for BLESSINGS!
Friday at 2:00 to 1360 am, Johnstown, Colorado, or go to the link below:
Thanks!
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Today’s show is about Thanksgiving the Laura Ingalls Wilder way, Vintage via Drenda Keesee, cultivating a child’s heart to receive, and so much more.
Join me and thanks!
Bev
After a particularly trying day with my girls, ages 4 and 3, I met John at the door with a long lament. When I finished he said these immortal words, “Some day these girls will be your best buddies and you will enjoy every minute you have with them.”
Huh?
Years later I am admitting, as I have to do so often to John, “You were right.” What a gift back to me are these children I’ve been blessed to stay home with, to love and educate as priceless treasures, as though they were (THEY ARE!) royalty. My lamentations gave way to praises a long time ago, and today Rebekah Parker will grace all listeners as she joins me on The Homefront Show!
Look at your lament as a leading. That’s Part I of today’s Homefront Show Broadcast on http://www.1360am.co at 2:00 Mountain Time.
Rebekah Parker will be on with an infusion of joy from Sheila Walsh, I’ll answer the question, “Which is more deadly, typhus, typhoid, or selfishness?” and Real Man John Parker may chime in about something brilliant.
The aforementioned lament is about handling major differences of opinion with other Christians, and how a lament can either be a fearful road to nowhere, or the impetus to get aboard God’s Love Train and have an adventure!
There’s more, such as why studying Benjamin Rush’s life would be a great home school project, and my favorite part of David and Goliath’s story, and why Zorro rocks. Perhaps the most important part is where we understand the difference in being disappointed in a child, vs. for a child, and how to communicate this to bring healing to all parties.
Thanks for tuning in today at 2:00: http://www.1360am.co
“You have the gift of hospitality,” said one of my two houseguests. I thanked her, pleased with her response to my efforts, and immediately began mulling over those words, on one of my mind’s back burners, as we walked into the church.
It was our monthly women’s fellowship, where we were taught about being God’s gardens, and onto another back burner went the words, “We are God’s beautiful gardens.” Ought I not to have a garden, as gardening is so great a thing, such a picture of God, such a living example of His bounty and beauty?” Ought I not? Shouldn’t I? Or was this constant and yet-again thinking of where I’m probably missing something, only OK if done in a spirit of seeking a yet-higher place in Him, a further childish delight in discovery?
After the meeting one of the women, a farmer’s wife, talked to me about how she was expected in the early years of her marriage to have a big garden, and how she did so for years, but without any joy.
So perhaps that’s it. Remove the expectations, the shoulds and the oughts, and recover the joy. Make a garden less like an inlaw-pleasing truck farm, and do what this lady does now, plant what brings her joy – flowers, flowers, flowers. Oh, and tomatoes. More joy.
Joy. This morning I found a guest out in the early morning birdsong on my balcony. There she sat wrapped in blankets and writing in her journal (a gift the Holy Spirit spoke strongly and repeatedly to me about making sure to provide, complete with pens, pencils and beautiful highlighters).
I asked if I could bring her some hot herbal tea with honey, which she gladly accepted as she asked me if I would like to join her. But I wanted her to capture her rapture on paper. She said the air was “divine” and trying to describe the clarity of the golden morning light was something I hoped she could get into her journal, and better done alone.
I told her I might join her in a while, but first I was going to have my Quiet Time. My “divine” time, and my time to capture some Light – the very light of God, shining in my heart when I put Him first, and minister to His beloved garden next.
“You have the Gift of Hospitality.” A compliment, and so much more. During the women’s meeting we all were instructed to give the person to our right compliments. The woman to my left (who just so happened to be my other houseguest) said I was a woman of great faith. I simply said, “Thank you.” But I thought so much more.
What happens when we receive a Holy Spirit-inspired compliment? In my case, inspiration. I receive that. I am a woman of faith. This is no small response. In the space of one hour I was told I have the gift of hospitality and that I am a woman of faith.
In two small moments I was humbled by God taking the care and time to speak to my heart through His daughters, and to thereby bind our hearts. I am grateful to Him and to His messengers.
All gifts. To me. The gift of hospitality is one we give ourselves when we do it not as a duty to gain God’s and our own approval, but when and as led by Him, so that He is the author and the finisher of the entire process.
My two guests are now also my friends, and they have brought their blooms and beauties to my garden, as I invited them in by His goodness and grace.
“You have the gift of hospitality.” Indeed I do. And I receive the gift.
HEAR MORE ABOUT HOSPITALITY, FREEDOM FROM FEAR, HOW A FEARLESS SIBLING SAVED A PRESIDENT, HARRIET BEECHER STOWE’S THOUGHTS ON HOMEMAKING, WHAT FEMINISM AND MAO HAVE IN COMMON, AND MUCH, MUCH, MUCH MORE TODAY , FRIDAY THE 23RD ON THE HOMEFRONT SHOW AT 2:00 PM MOUNTAIN TIME.
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THEN: Click on “Live Radio” and be blessed!
Tomorrow, Friday June 2 at 2:00 Mountain time! Make a Note and tune in:
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Wait for it, and
Click on the “Live Radio” button.
I’ll have a special guest, purple Cadillac thoughts, nuclear-powered forgiveness, ten ways to build your faith – things that just plain build everything, so that life is an ADVENTURE – and more, much more!
It’s a non-stop hour of information and inspiration and just plain good stuff.
Thanks for listening!
Today on the Home Front Show we’re gonna rant happy, give God glory, get in the face (gently) of those “Christian” conservatives who can only see the negative, who give what Satan’s up to way more facetime than the new mercies of God in this new day!
We’ll begin with Helen Keller’s assertion that, “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing,” then discuss the adventure of home schooling, and end with John Parker’s thoughts on the adventure of turning what Satan intends for evil to good via instantaneous, weapons-grade forgiveness.
And of course, much more, like the Domestic Bliss of becoming a Fermentista, and the Three P’s of Power, and a really tough Challenge of the Week for us all.
Make a plan and call a friend – and be blessed.
Go to: 1360am.co and click on “Live Radio”
2:00 PM Mountain Time, Friday, May 19!
The key to doing hard things is doing them well through preparation and prayer.
Yesterday I wanted NOTHING less than I wanted to do today’s radio broadcast (1360 AM , KHNC in Johnstown, CO). I was dreading it and lamenting it, and wanting to give up on the whole thing – call in sick, ask John to do it for me, ANYTHING except get my act together and do the show.
Why? Why would I feel this way about something I truly enjoy and believe to be important and valuable? Because I was sitting around taking what the enemy was dishing out – distractions, headaches, negative thought patterns, grief I should have cast on Jesus, and fear.
I feared (irrationally, of course) the show wouldn’t be any good. I had worked on it, but I was pretty sure (in other words, absolutely unsure about the whole thing) it wasn’t there, didn’t sparkle, WOULDN’T CHANGE ANYONE’S LIFE.
But . . . there is a man in my house who not only knows me, he knows my Maker. And he took me to Him in prayer. The heaviness and the torment and the grief that always accompany fear had to flee (“Resist the devil and he will flee” – James 4:7). I went back to my Bible (Duh! with a capital “D”), listened to some beautiful music and grace-filled teaching, and then to bed.
Awaking just before 5:00 a.m. my first thought was, Let there be no division among you. It got better from there – thoughts on the ministry of reconciliation, including those of our Founding Fathers, famous women with identity theft issues and how knowing who we are in Christ changes our lives.
I was eloquent (the Holy Spirit was eloquent, I should say). Before I could forget anything I went to my computer and took notes, which incorporated beautifully into what I had already planned for today’s Home Front Show.
God is good, the Holy Spirit speaks, and I pray He speaks through me today on the Home Front Show. Join me, Friday at 2:00 Mountain Time, and thanks ahead of time for listening on 1360 am, KHNC the Lion, Johnstown, Colorado.
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