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A comedian's life is full of laughter, however, Ken Davis gets serious about a family camping trip that went dangerously wrong. Hear what caused this lighthearted man to experience sheer terror in the mountains of Colorado at 10,000 feet, AND how God brought Ken and his family through it all.
A caring teacher can have a great impact on a child's life. Comedian Ken Davis remembers his years in school as a class clown, and the teacher who inspired him to put his gift of humor to good use. It's a life lesson in laughter.
We heard the incredible story of Stephanie Fast , a war orphan who lived in caves and ate mice and locusts. When a missionary and his wife adopted her, she found it hard to accept the love they offered. What will her story teach you about the love of God and the power of having a forever family?
Abandoned at the age of four to wander the war-torn Korean countryside, Stephanie Fast has a remarkable story of survival. She was persecuted and tortured because of her bi-racial ethnicity. Abused on the city streets and finally discarded and left to die in a garbage dump, Stephanie was miraculously rescued by a World Vision nurse.
A few years later, a childless missionary couple visited a World Vision orphanage and met Stephanie, who was covered with boils and dirt, lice infected, worm ridden and cross-eyed from malnutrition. Stephanie was so dead emotionally that she rejected compassionate love. However, this missionary couple heard God speak to their hearts, "She is the one for you¶" The Merwins obeyed and adopted Stephanie.
Despite the rich, healing love her adoptive parents poured into her , Stephanie's past tormented her throughout her teens. A deeply personal encounter with Jesus Christ ...
Did you know that there are more than 16 million orphans in the world? Seeing kids on the streets is not an everyday sight for those of us in the U.S., so it can be too easy to forget that they're out there. Hear the story of one Korean War orphan whose life was changed by the love of God and her adoptive parents.
Abandoned at the age of four to wander the war-torn Korean countryside, Stephanie Fast has a remarkable story of survival. She was persecuted and tortured because of her bi-racial ethnicity. Abused on the city streets and finally discarded and left to die in a garbage dump, Stephanie was miraculously rescued by a World Vision nurse.
A few years later, a childless missionary couple visited a World Vision orphanage and met Stephanie, who was covered with boils and dirt, lice infected, worm ridden and cross-eyed from malnutrition. Stephanie was so dead emotionally that she rejected compassionate love. However, this missionary couple heard God speak to their hearts, "She is the one for you¶" The Merwins obeyed and adopted Stephanie.
Despite the rich, healing love her adoptive parents poured into her , Stephanie's past tormented her throughout her teens. A ...
Are you struggling to find healing from a painful secret that you've kept hidden? The Larimore family will share how they found true restoration and forgiveness after abuse. Learn how God can help you overcome any circumstance.
What would be your reaction if you found out that your child had been sexually abused by someone very close to you? Hear the story of Dr. Walt and Barb Larimore and how they used their painful family tragedy for God's glory.
Dr. Larimore has been a practicing family physician for over 30 years (delivering over 1,500 babies). He currently serves as the Medical Director for Mission Medical Clinic, a free-clinic for the poor sponsored by over 100 churches and religious organizations in Colorado Springs.
Dr. Larimore teaches family medicine part-time, holding adjunct clinical academic appointments in family medicine at the In His Image Family Medicine Residency Program in Tulsa, OK and the University of Colorado Family Medicine Residency Program in Denver, CO.
By now you've probably heard of the tragic shooting in Aurora, Colorado resulting in the loss of 12 precious lives. We all grieved at the news of this tragedy, now tune in, when host, Dr. James Dobson will sit down with some Denver pastors whose congregations have been affected by this horrific event. Find hope and healing in the midst of evil and grief.
As many of you might attest, life can change in an INSTANT. And when that happens, will we have regrets, or will we know we made every second count with those we love? That's our topic as we visit with Kim and Troy Meeder. Something happened to Troy that really drove this point home. He can't wait to share it with you. Listen in to this powerful message.
Troy Meeder is co-founder of Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch, a non-profit facility for abused children and horses based in Central Oregon. After a career in corporate America, he served as a youth pastor. Troy's wife, Kim, is the author of Hope Rising, Bridge Called Hope, and Blind Hope , books that share stories of people dramatically influenced by their ministry.
Do you sometimes find yourself focusing too much on outward appearances? Listen in as author Kim Meeder teaches how to focus more on OTHERS and less on yourself , that's what true beauty is all about.
NOTE: In order to fit within terrestrial radio time constraints, today's broadcast was edited to allow for Dr. Dobson's response to the recent remarks made by President Obama regarding same-sex marriage. However, we are pleased to bring you this complete, unedited version of our interview with Kim Meeder online. Please click here.
Kim Meeder is the co-founder and director of Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch, an organization that rescues abused and dying horses and pairs them with children in need. Kim's first book, Hope Rising, propelled the ranch to win the national Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Award and launched her extensive public/motivational speaking schedule at schools, churches, and governmental conferences across the United States.
She and her husband, Troy, have been married for twenty-five years and live in Central Oregon. The size of their family fluctuates each year with the number of horses and kids that they rescue.
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Guest Kim Meeder shares the love of her horse ranch and how these amazing creatures are changing lives. Find out how you too can get involved to help make an impact for the kingdom.
Kim Meeder is the co-founder and director of Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch, an organization that rescues abused and dying horses and pairs them with children in need. Kim's first book, Hope Rising, propelled the ranch to win the national Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Award and launched her extensive public/motivational speaking schedule at schools, churches, and governmental conferences across the United States.
She and her husband, Troy, have been married for twenty-five years and live in Central Oregon. The size of their family fluctuates each year with the number of horses and kids that they rescue.
Laurie Sacher is a team leader at Crystal Peaks Youth. Laurie graduated from Point Loma Nazarene University in 2003 and taught English as Second Language in Spain before returning to her native California roots to pursue her passion for kids and animals. When she isn't working at the ranch, Laurie enjoys running with her dog, snowboarding, hiking, horseback riding, and spending time in coffee shops with friends.
