Fresh Fire for Kelowna with the Renewing Evangelism Conference

The Relief of Being Loved as You Are

There’s something unbelievably freeing about realizing that God’s love isn’t a prize we earn but a gift that flows straight from who He is. When we finally stop trying to perform our way into His approval, the pressure lifts and gratitude takes its place.  And from that place of rest, we can simply say, “Lord, help me love You more,” knowing His love came first and never depends on our perfection.

Lynette on the Bellingham Bell's Bell Peppers!

If you’ve ever wished baseball games came with a little extra groove, the Bellingham Bell's Bell Peppers have you covered! Lynette chats with Rob from the Bell Peppers, and they’re the pep band you didn’t know you needed. With about 50 musicians, they turn every Bellingham Bells game into a full‑on vibe.  Catch them at the gate belting out “Sweet Caroline” and in the stands when you watch a game!

When Hope Takes the Stage

If you’ve ever needed a little burst of joy to carry you through the week, Pacific Voices Choir is basically serving it up on a silver platter. Their spring concert, “Hope Has a Song,” brings together more than 220 young singers, stunning visuals, and the kind of music that makes you feel faithfully grounded on earth and lifted up to Jesus in worship! I'm giving away tickets each day this week! Listen between 10am-3pm for your chance to snag a pair! * Event Details: https://www.praise1065.com/events/550711/

Lynette on the Lynden Tractor Trot Run on June 13th

If you’ve ever wanted an excuse to lace up your running shoes and admire a tractor before 8am, the Lynden Tractor Trot has you covered. This hometown-favorite run is back for its fifth year, bringing 5K, 10K, and even a brand‑new half marathon to the lineup. Whether you’re racing, walking, or just here for the new red heather t‑shirt, it’s shaping up to be the most fun you can have on a Saturday morning with a tractor cheering you on!

From Purchase to Deep Analysis: Brant Found His Soul Hose

We’ve all bought something simple, like a garden hose, only to be asked for a full psychological evaluation survey afterward, and honestly, we can’t help laughing about it. As we peruse our way through the survey questions after my (Brant's) recent purchase, we broke the experience down to this: * The store had the hose * The buyer was thrilled * The hose is now his “soul hose.” We think it's cool that everyday moments don't exactly need deep analysis… but it's fun to play them out like they do.