Name something that one of the five little piggies did: 1 – Went to market (50 votes) 2 – Cried Wee Wee Wee all the way home (23) 3 – Stayed home (13) 4 – Ate Roast Beef (10) 5 – Had none (4)
Congratulations to Pat from Mount Vernon. She answered the top two correctly and wins a WNZR t-shirt!
We took the Star Wars unofficial nerd holiday today and blended it with our Family Feud-style question:
Name something you can see in every Star Wars movie: 1. Darth Vader (subtle in the last 3) – 27 votes 2. Lightsaber – 17 votes T2. Spaceships – 17 4. R2D2 – 15 5. C3PO – 11 6. Jedi – 5 votes
Congratulations to Olivia and Travis from Mount Vernon (daughter and dad) for guessing correctly and winning the WNZR GameOn t-shirt.
Today we shared some Monday Motivation inspired by a documentary about a sloth and Nehemiah 9:17. Sound like a weird combination? Read Mart DeHaan’s devotional called ‘Slow for a Reason’ by clicking here.
Name something the family takes turns using. The top 6 answers: 1. Bathroom 2. Car 3. Phone 4. Computer 5. TV/Remote Control 6. Soap
Congratulations to Ben from Mount Vernon who guessed the top two answers and wins the WNZR GameOn t-shirt.
Today we shared an encouraging devotional from Peter Chin about walking with the Holy Spirit, even when we face tough times.
Ten thousand hours. That’s how long author Malcolm Gladwell suggests it takes to become skillful at any craft. Even for the greatest artists and musicians of all time, their tremendous inborn talent wasn’t enough to achieve the level of expertise that they would eventually attain. They needed to immerse themselves in their craft every single day.
Chin writes that we need a similar mentality when it comes to learning to live in the power of the Holy Spirit. In Galatians, Paul encourages the church to be set apart for God. But Paul explained that this couldn’t be achieved through merely obeying a set of rules. Instead we’re called to walk with the Holy Spirit. The Greek word that Paul uses for “walk” in Galatians 5:16 literally means to walk around and around something, or to journey (peripateo). So for Paul, walking with the Spirit meant journeying with the Spirit each day—it’s not just a one-time experience of His power.
May we pray to be filled with the Spirit daily—to yield to the Spirit’s work as He counsels, guides, comforts, and is simply there with us. And as we’re “led by the Spirit” in this way (v. 18), we become better and better at hearing His voice and following His leading. Holy Spirit, may I walk with You today, and every day!
Name an animal whose legs are featured on a restaurant menu. The top four answers: 1. Frog 2. Chicken 3. Crab 4. Lamb
Congratulations to Esther from Mount Vernon, who guessed correctly and wins the WNZR GAME ON t-shirt!
Today we shared some Monday Motivation concerning the struggle with staying grateful in difficult circumstances. Today’s devotional comes from Bill Crowder. Find the link from Our Daily Bread by clicking here!
Our Family Feud-style question for today was: Tell me something that has water in it.
The top answers were: 1. a swimming pool 2. an aquarium 3. the human body 4. a waterbed 5. the ocean 6. a toilet
We needed the top two answers – congratulations to Kris from Mount Vernon, who guessed correctly and wins the WNZR Game On t-shirt!
Today for our Monday Motivation, I’m sharing a devotional from Monica Brands about the challenge of relaxing in the unknown. I believe many of us are wrestling with this in our current situation. How can we relax? Is it ridiculous to even ask that of ourselves…or others?
Our prayer: God, help us to surrender our desperate attempts at control and let go of the burdens we weren’t meant to bear, to find rest in Your grace and goodness.
Today’s Mystery Monday question, Family Feud-style: 100 people surveyed, top 6 answers on the board – Name something in your house with four legs.
the top answers: 1. Table 2. Pet 3. Chair 4. Bed 5. Insect 6. Couch
Congratulations to Katie from Mount Vernon, who guessed the top two answers and wins one of our new WNZR Game On shirts!
Today our devotional time reminds of the strength that comes from singing…that songs of praise can be our response in times of uncertainty and trouble. Here’s the link from Our Daily Bread to Patricia Raybon’s reminder that we are “Strengthened in Song”:
Psalm 59:1, 14-17 Deliver me from my enemies, O God; be my fortress against those who are attacking me.
They return at evening, snarling like dogs, and prowl about the city. 15 They wander about for food and howl if not satisfied. 16 But I will sing of your strength, in the morning I will sing of your love; for you are my fortress, my refuge in times of trouble.
17 You are my strength, I sing praise to you; you, God, are my fortress, my God on whom I can rely.
get all the latest info from WNZR.fm by clicking above!Today’s question: Name something people say they have to catch up on. The top 5 answers: sleep, bills, housework, reading, homework… Congratulations to Melodie of Howard who guessed the top two and wins the WNZR Game On t-shirt!
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