If you are a young adult attending college, or you are the parent of a college student, please call in on Wednesday to Take 2 and share with us what campus life is like these days. We truly want to hear the good, the bad, and the ugly from students attending college in this day and age. Maybe attending college made you a better, more educated, well-rounded individual. Or maybe it made you forget about God, and the material world became your main focus. Share with us your experience so that we can be better informed of what is influencing this generation of college students. 1-833-288-3986

Life is one long series of experiences. Each one of them helps to shape who we are and who we become. On Tuesday, let’s talk about this, and share experiences that we believe helped to make us better people – even if they were difficult or challenging life experiences. Be sure to join us as we continue the new year of broadcasts.

This is the perfect way to start off the New Year, with prayer! Our first LIVE broadcast of 2021, we will be storming Heaven together as a family. Call in, text, email or comment on social media to share your prayer intentions with us. Also, if you have a praise report, be sure and call in so we can thank God for His blessings! This particular show moves very quickly and we receive an abundance of requests, so please call in as soon as you hear the opening music…1-833-288-3986

The calendar year that ends on Thursday has been, well, unique, to say the least. At least, let’s hope so. Whether or not we’ll see a return to any semblance of “normalcy” in 2021 obviously remains to be seen. Not many of us can say we’ve lived through a year anything like 2020. So, as we turn the page into a new year, how would you describe the year we’re wrapping up? Many people would like to forget it completely and forever. Others are taking a little time to see the good that can be taken away. On Thursday, share what your “goodbye message” would be to the year 2020.

What would you like to do just one more time? One more dance with your deceased dad, one more kiss from your spouse, one more conversation with your mom, one more Christmas with your small children, one more party with your friends, etc….Lord, if I could only do….this one more time! Life moves so quickly and these things we would like to do are just not possible anymore.  But what if God allowed you to experience something again that you miss so dearly, what would it be? Call us and share, 1-833-288-3986.

For the final LIVE broadcast before Christmas, we are wanting/needing to hear from the teens and young adults of the Take 2 family. With parents approval of course, we are asking the teens to call in and share what their Christmas wishes are for the world and for themselves. It is so important that we truly listen to what the younger generation is hoping and praying for. This has been a rough year for all of us and the teens seemed to quietly suffer through it. Let’s turn our attention to them and hear what is heavy on their hearts. 1-833-288-3986

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The holidays are here and that means getting together with folks either virtually or in person. Relationships that run smoothly are a real blessing. But then there are relationships that are just plain difficult and sometimes even toxic. Let’s talk about the important relationships in your life and let’s see if we can come to a better understanding of ourselves and those we encounter. Take 2 is a family and we like to journey together in life. Call us, 1-833-288-3986.

Monday is the “shortest” day of the year, at least in terms of daylight hours. It may serve as a reminder of just how much “darkness” there is in the world today. Everywhere you look, you see sin being piled upon sin, only exacerbating that darkness. Yet, in John 1:5, we are told that, “The light (Jesus) shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” And St. Paul writes in 1 Thessalonians 5:5 that we are all “children of light and of the day, we are not of the night or of darkness.” What does that mean for us practically speaking? How are we to shine light in a dark world? How do you do that? By your lived example? By sharing the Word of God with others? In the way you are raising your kids? Let’s have a conversation about this on Monday.