We celebrate God’s responses to prayer, and the blessing of shepherds getting on their needs together to pray for each other and to intercede for the city. Special Guests: Pastor Wade Estes, First Baptist Church, Modesto; Pastor Ross Briles, Senior Pastor Sherwood Bible Church.
Solutions Teen Outreach Program (S.T.O.P.) targets teens with addictions, offering long term treatment and early solutions for both teens and their families!
Pastor and author Dennis Kizziar provides a wonderful, poignant look at the journey to an untroubled heart–a God-inspired, scripture-based pathway to peace!
AVC’s Christmas “listening gift” to you–the 2008 Lighthouse Live! Family Christmas Special!
Tonight we plumb the depths of a hurt you may not realize…the hurt of a 3-year-old, rejected by others, because Daddy’s in prison; the hurt of a mother, crying out to God that her son will not be killed in prison tonight; the hurt of families, who just don’t want […]
World War II…a WAC in India was pinned down by enemy fire. She jumped into a nearby foxhole, hoping no cobras were in it this time. Suddenly, an Air Force pilot jumped into the foxhole on top of her. Several years later, they met again, and this time, they headed […]
An inspirational interview with Central Valley broadcasting legend Marty Lanser (voice of Flying Blind Traffic on AM 1360), and Dan “The Man” Diaz, one of AVC’s most productive volunteers. Both men are blind, and their faith is exercised the community daily on a “can do” basis! We also discuss resources […]
Fascinating interview with Chief Deputy Coroner Kristi Ah You of Stanislaus County–probing ways to decrease the problem of infant deaths due to “co-sleeping” with parents; second half explores the incredible journey to identify Jane Doe, stabbed to death in 1971, but buried with dignity and her real name last month!
This uplifting interview with Terry Plett, new CEO of DRAIL in Stanislaus County, discussing how lives are impacted and connections bring new self esteem for people with disabilities!
Born with situations that brought scorn, physical torture from family, and landed her seemingly in a world by herself, “Jane’s” life, and our lives, were about to be impacted by a partnership between government and the faith community, and a volunteer who reached out to “love your neighbor as yourself.” […]
