Tim and I were just laughing the other day remembering how we used to record serveral cassette tapes full of Christian radio music while here in the U.S. to take back with us to Japan. Also a supporting church would send mail packets to us of sermons on cassette tape for us to soak up English preaching. Wow, how times have changed. Now, we are so blessed to have ipods and the internet that help us focus on God and feed our hungry hearts whether we are cooking in the kitchen or traveling on the train.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Loving Christian Radio
Unless you have lived overseas you probably wouldn't think twice about listening to Christian radio. Well, let me tell you...it is definetly a treat to have not just one, but several Christian radio stations to enjoy while here in the U.S. In Japan there is only a very limited time of Christian radio programing, like only a couple hours a week. Nothing like it is here where you can choose from a variety of music, as well as good preaching, anytime day or night. Tim and I were just laughing the other day remembering how we used to record serveral cassette tapes full of Christian radio music while here in the U.S. to take back with us to Japan. Also a supporting church would send mail packets to us of sermons on cassette tape for us to soak up English preaching. Wow, how times have changed. Now, we are so blessed to have ipods and the internet that help us focus on God and feed our hungry hearts whether we are cooking in the kitchen or traveling on the train.
Tim and I were just laughing the other day remembering how we used to record serveral cassette tapes full of Christian radio music while here in the U.S. to take back with us to Japan. Also a supporting church would send mail packets to us of sermons on cassette tape for us to soak up English preaching. Wow, how times have changed. Now, we are so blessed to have ipods and the internet that help us focus on God and feed our hungry hearts whether we are cooking in the kitchen or traveling on the train.
