KDIA 1640 AM

If you are currently in the thick of homeschooling toddlers, grade-schoolers, or middle-schoolers, then enjoy every single crazy, chaotic minute. Because it flies by in the blink of an eye!

Tricia Goyer reflects on the bittersweet ache of watching our children grow up. But we don’t just lose our children to adulthood; we gain adult friends, sons- and daughters-in-law, and precious grandchildren. The family just keeps expanding in beautiful new ways.

Find her thoughts on the journey of the empty nest here: https://kdia.com/homeschool/summer-flashback-and-the-bittersweet-empty-nest-journey

We have grown derelict in one of the greatest responsibilities any generation possesses: telling the truth about those who came before us.

This is a Biblical mandate–communicating, impressing upon others, all that we have seen and known of the Lord and His leading.

That doesn’t mean pretending America’s founders—or any generation—were perfect.

They weren’t.

Neither are we.

History is not sacred because its people were sinless. It is worth preserving because truth is worth preserving.

Hey Salty Lady reflects on the lost art of loving your country and sharing its story with the next generation.

Read her thoughtful post here: https://kdia.com/hey-salty-lady/faith/the-lost-art-of-loving-your-country-2

How often do you pray? Some say they don’t have the time. On A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie points out we always make time for those things that are most important. And we’ll see how our lives will be refreshed when we devote ourselves to prayer. Tomorrow at 11:30am.