Father’s Day is this weekend and for me, it’s a super easy holiday. My dad is an awesome dad and I still get to spend lots of time with him. I know I’m blessed to have a dad who is a tangible representation of our Heavenly Father’s love for us, because I know that isn’t…

Our words matter to God. I recently watched a sermon based on this scripture, and it reminded me that every single thing I say has an impact, even in passing. The words I speak on Star 99.1 are prepared and thought out, I specifically seek to be a blessing. This sermon had me contemplating if…

Darren Mulligan from We Are Messengers visited the station recently and he said something that hit me to my core. He said that when he first went to church he saw a sign that said, “Jesus – the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow!” His first thought was “so?” And then, years later, he realized why…

God can take your biggest mess and turn it into your biggest miracle.  It seems hard to believe that sometimes, especially when you’re in the thick of a mess. Right? I read that in a devotional this morning and it was a great reminder that even if things seem too difficult for you, the good news is, it…

By The Grace Of God I was finishing up an online bootcamp exercise, and preparing for an important Zoom meeting that would be starting in 30 minutes. And then it happened: my iPad screen froze and would not reconnect to WiFi. In fact, none of my computers would connect; my internet was out! I knew any minute…

What If We Were More Like Dogs? Sometimes you’ve just got to be a dog. Every day I come home from work, grab the leashes and take my good boys (Wesley and Bentley) for a walk. And if you’ve ever walked a dog, you know everything is exciting!These guys want to smell all the roses……

While dozens of New Yorkers lined up outside in the rain, shopping carts at the ready as they waited for free food, Sofia Moncayo led her team in prayer. “We’re super grateful for these people here. In Jesus’ name we pray,” she said, and the group of women around her clapped, cheered and replied: “Amen.”…

It’s a gift to be able to make people forget their fears. Marisol Rivera, a Camden grandmother and Camden County College Cutodian, disinfected vacant chairs and salsa’d her way into people’s hearts while medical personnel kept watch to see if anyone was experiencing adverse vacinne reactions. Dressed as a leprechaun people couldn’t help but smile…

I remember the day when I was a little girl that my Dad brought us to Yankee Stadium for the first time. He instructed me to put my little purse crisscross across my chest so no one could steal it, and then he held tightly to my hand as we walked through the crowded streets to get to the stadium. No…