KBMV-FM (Birch Tree, MO)

K-Love (written as K-LOVE) is a contemporary Christian music radio service in the United States, managed by the Educational Media Foundation. As of March 2013, K-Love's broadcasts are available on over 440 FM stations and translators across 47 states. Each week, approximately 12 million listeners tune in from major cities such as Chicago, Denver, Des Moines, Nashville, New York City, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Sacramento, San Antonio, San Diego, and Seattle. Additionally, it ranks as the sixth-most streamed radio station online worldwide.

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Most Pastors See Little Conflict Between Family And Their Ministry

1 week ago | klove.com | Aaron Earls

Pastors don’t believe their family and job often compete for their attention. If they ever do, however, pastors say they choose home life over church life. A recent Lifeway Research study examining the rate at which evangelical and Black Protestant pastors leave the ministry also asked pastors about the relationship between their family and their church.
No Pulpit, Just Power: Sacramento's Jackie Turner Is Bringing The Church To The Streets (+podcast) | Positive Encouraging K-LOVE

1 week ago | klove.com | Monika Kelly

Monday, June 16 2025 by Monika KellyShare this story: (Sacramento, CA) From former runaway and survivor of abuse, Jackie Turner now leads a radical urban mission rooting for the marginalized and forgotten. She’s the living proof that God works in the grayest, hardest places—and that those are the places where God's light shines the brightest. Rather hear the conversation? Jackie is the founder and executive director of Kingdom Roar Ministries.
Thankful For His Dad: 41 Years Ago, Born Without Arms, Not Breathing, The Doctor Asked 'Do You Want To Let Him Go?'

1 week ago | klove.com | Richard Hunt

In North Carolina, Daniel Ritchie is a thankful son, for his dad, and certainly to his Father God. "41 years ago, this week, I was born without arms and not breathing. The delivery room doctor looked at my dad and asked 'Do you want to let him go?' My dad chose me. He chose life. Now I’m a husband, a daddy and an evangelist thanks to a bold and loving dad. I love you dad."On X Daniel describes himself this way in a nutshell: Rescued & Redeemed in Christ. Proud Husband & Daddy.
Ashlee Leppert Understands Trauma - And Now Mentors Female Veterans, First Responders, Who Are Struggling (+podcast) | Positive Encouraging K-LOVE

2 weeks ago | klove.com | Richard Hunt

Friday, June 13 2025 by Richard D. Hunt Share this story: Ashlee Leppert is an American hero, a Coast Guard veteran who saved dozens of lives during Hurricane Harvey. For her valiant efforts, she was recognized by President Trump during the 2018 State of the Union address. Leppert has dedicated her life to her country, serving as an aviation electronics technician in the United States Coast Guard. Last year, she rescued dozens of Americans imperiled during the devastating hurricane season.
PDX Crusade: Over 45,000 People In 'Most Unchurched Region In America' Will Have Opportunity To Hear About Jesus | Positive Encouraging K-LOVE

2 weeks ago | klove.com | Richard Hunt

Aug. 2 & 3 Weekend Crusade Feature Nationally Known Christian Music Artists & Athey Creek Church Pastor Brett Meador More than 45,000 Portland residents have the opportunity to attend PDX Crusade, which includes three events on Aug. 2 and 3. Hosted by Athey Creek Church, PDX Crusade is the first evangelistic crusade held in Portland in more than 25 years and is focused on bringing the Light of Jesus to the city. Portland is one of the least churched cities in the nation.
So, If You Are Thinking About Going Aurora Hunting, Some Tips For Phone Pics

3 weeks ago | klove.com | Kelvin Chan |Barbara Ortutay

(AP) — People in parts of the U.S. may be able to see Northern lights Monday night — or at least use a smartphone's camera to reveal hints of the aurora not visible to the naked eye. Space weather forecasters issued a rare, severe solar storm alert on Sunday after the sun let out a huge burst of energy called a coronal mass ejection last week. Another one headed toward Earth on Monday could produce more aurora sightings and with it, more social media posts of the majestic spectacle.
Allison Bond – God Gave Her A Unique Ministry: 'Kindness Through Letters Mission' Project (+podcast) | Positive Encouraging K-LOVE

4 weeks ago | klove.com | Richard Hunt

Friday, May 30 2025 by Richard D. Hunt Share this story: The fact that Allison Bond is even alive is a witness to the mercy and sovereignty of God. “I was what they call a nano preemie. I found out that that is the correct term - but yeah, I was one pound and 10 ounces at birth, and I had mild cerebral palsy and some developmental delays, which when I was younger, that was kind of a battle.
Something Beautiful Happened! Losing Well: A Missed Putt... With Eternal Purpose

4 weeks ago | klove.com | Heather Johnson

It came down to one stroke. One national title. One moment in a sudden-death tiebreaker. At the NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Championship in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, Colorado Christian University’s top-ranked team stood on the brink of history — undefeated all season against Division II opponents and just inches from a second straight national title. But the putt was missed by a fraction of an inch. And something beautiful happened. There was no blame. No shame. No collapse.
New Secretary Of The Navy Orders All Testing On Cats And Dogs Stopped | Positive Encouraging K-LOVE

1 month ago | klove.com | Richard Hunt

Wednesday, May 28 2025 by Richard D. Hunt, U.S. Navy, Dept. of Defense Share this story: Secretary of the Navy John Phelan has issued a directive for the Navy to halt all testing on dogs and cats. The Honorable John Phelan was sworn in as the 79th Secretary of the Navy on March 25, 2025.
God Did A Very Personal Miracle As Kelly Phelps Honored Her Late Son

1 month ago | klove.com | Richard Hunt

Monday, May 26 2025 by Richard D. Hunt Share this story: Mitchell struggled with mental illness in his 20’s and began to use drugs, explains his mother, Kelly Phelps. Due to circumstances, Mitchell started living in a homeless camp near Memphis. But Kelly would seek him out every few days, bringing some fresh clothes and food.