Today’s Monday Motivation song comes from Zach Williams and ‘Heart of God.’ These lyrics remind us of the depth of God’s love and his pursuit of us!
He’s not sittin’ there shakin’ His head Wishin’ He’d never went to that cross He’s not sittin’ there shakin’ His head Writin’ you off, leavin’ you lost He’s not sittin’ there shakin’ His head He went to that cross, He went to that cross!
Praise the Lord it’s Friday! Here are our top ten songs this week:
10. Patrick Mayberry – Lead on Good Shepherd 9. TobyMac – Faithfully 8. Anne Wilson – Strong 7. Consumed by Fire – Walk with Jesus 6.Matthew West – Don’t Stop Praying 5. Katy Nichole f/Naomi Raine – My God Can 4. Jeremy Camp – These Days 3. Seph Schlueter – Counting My Blessings 2. Crowder – Grave Robber (spent 2 weeks at #1) 1. Elevation Worship – Praise (1st week at #1)
Today we shared a devotional from Mike Wittmer and ‘Our Daily Bread’ about what extravagant love from a Christ-follower looks like. Mike shares the story of someone he met on an airplane flight. Read more here by clicking this link!
Dylan also spoke with Carolyn Fergus, Executive Director of Interchurch Social Services, about their new branch location in Centerburg. Listen to the conversation on our Soundcloud page here!
Today’s song: Jeremy Camp and ‘Let Everything That Has Breath.’ Congratulations to Sandi from Mount Vernon, who guessed correctly and wins the $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant in Utica.
Today on the show I talked about how today is National Chocolate Chip Day. I also talked about how Lauren Daigle is going to be coming to the Ohio State Fair on Monday, July 29th. I am super excited to hopefully go to this concert. For ticket information, make sure you visit our website wnzr.fm and click on the Events Button and then click on the Concerts Tab. Not only do you get to see the amazing Lauren Daigle, you also get free admission with a ticket purchase to the Ohio State Fair! That is a pretty good deal!
Did you know that Chocolate Chips were first marketed in 1940! The chocolate chip came AFTER the chocolate chip cookie! I had no idea that this was the case!
You can find out more about National Chocolate Chip Day by clicking on the link HERE.
I was born on May 15th, 1969, in Pensacola, Florida.
I attended Escambia High School in Florida where I played both Football and ran track.
I attended the University of Florida where I played running back for the Gators.
I was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys where I played from 1990-2002. We won three super bowls during my time there.
I am inducted into the Cowboys Ring of Honor.
I am still living and am 54 years old.
…I am Emmitt Smith
Congratulations to Karen of Mount Vernon for guessing the correct answer! She wins a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant.
Today on the show I talked about how Blessing Offor released a new track called Somebody’s Child. This song features a collaboration with Dolly Parton. This song is absolutely amazing! It is a song that reminds us that we are always loved and we are all somebody’s child!
Blessing Offor who is a two-time Dove Award winner announced recently that he has released a brand-new track called “Somebody’s Child”, which features Dolly Parton as a part of the collaboration.
Blessing Offor had this to say about his latest track, “We’re all ‘somebody’s child,’ he explains. “It’s such a simple concept, but I hope it’s the beginning of us all realizing that there’s always a point of empathy, there’s always common ground if we want to find it. And there’s no better embodiment of finding common ground, finding relatability, than Dolly Parton. I’m so honored and humbled to have her on this project.”
Dolly Parton had this to say about the collaboration with Blessing Offor, “I know it’s too easy to say it was a blessing singing with Blessing,” she says, “but it was. I love the song ‘Somebody’s Child’ and I am very proud to be a part of it.”
Blessing Offor is currently on a national tour with Lauren Daigle. They are coming to Columbus, OH on this Saturday, May 18th. They will be performing at KEMBA LIVE! concert venue.
Here is the music video for this song:
Once upon a time, you were 25 Walking up the aisle, you made the promise of your life Blinked twice and you were 29 Singing lullabies, and I looked up at you for the first time
The correct answer is Unsung Hero by for King & Country.
Congratulations to Tanya of Butler for guessing the correct answer! She wins a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant.
Praise the Lord it’s Friday! It’s Mom’s Night Out!
Here are our top ten songs this week:
10. TobyMac – Faithfully 9. Patrick Mayberry – Lead on Good Shepherd 8. Consumed by Fire – Walk with Jesus 7. Matthew West – Don’t Stop Praying 6.Katy Nichole f/Naomi Raine – My God Can 5. Anne Wilson – Strong 4. Jeremy Camp – These Days 3. Elevation Worship – Praise 2. Seph Schlueter – Counting My Blessings 1. Crowder – Grave Robber (2nd week at #1)
New Music Friday adds this week:
Micah Tyler f/Emerson Day – People Like Us
Thanks for listening! – Joe (with Dylan at Mom’s Night Out)
Today on the show I shared a devotional from Our Daily Bread titled, “We Can’t Out-Love God.” This devotional is really inspirational by sharing how God’s love is stronger than our love will ever be. We also had our ‘Name That Tune’ trivia where one lucky person has a chance to win a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant.
Here is the link to my devotional from Our Daily Bread. Click HERE.
Faithfully by TobyMac!
Congratulations to Lisa from Mount Gilead, who guessed correctly and wins the $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant in Utica.
Today on the show I talked with Cory Adams of the KCCC about their upcoming event Cruise In & Auto Show. This is going to be an amazing event that benefits a very special cause in Food For The Hungry. And of course we had our weekly Who Am I? trivia question where one lucky person has a chance to win a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant.
Here is the link to our conversation about the Cruise In & Auto Show:
I was born on May 8th, 1884, in Lamar, Missouri.
I was the oldest child in my family.
I am only one of two presidents that didn’t earn a college degree.
I was a U.S. Senator in Missouri before I became President.
I was sworn in as president after Franklin D. Roosevelt died while in office. I served the rest of his term, then was reelected to serve my own term.
I died on December 26th, 1962, at the age of 88.
…I am Harry S. Truman
Congratulations to Rachel of Howard for guessing the correct answer! She wins a $5 gift card to Watts Restaurant.
Driving Notes 