Beginning next week there will be TWICE the Some Sort of Rock Show for your listening enjoyment. Tune in for a fresh show beginning at 8 followed immediately be encore presentation!  That’s 4 hours of Some Sort of Rock Show every week!   Tune in next week after the Super Bowl!

Here’s your playlist for tonight:

Resuscitate – Fireflight

My Dear – Matty Mullins

At The Sound – Kingdom

Praise Him – Aaron Gillespie

Between Love and War – I Anthem

Hello Alone – Anberlin

Nuthin’ – Lecrae

Your Love Is A Mystery – Hawk Nelson

Records – The Lasting Hope

Unbroken – Disciple

Satisfied – House of Heroes

Wait For You – Versus Angels

Gameface – KJ-52

Rise Up (feat. Rob Beckley and Trevor McNevan) – KJ-52

Without A Fight – Lybecker

Hour 2

You Are The Light – Nine Lashes

Good To Be Alive – Skillet

Brother – NEEDTOBREATHE

I Am – Crowder

Rock N Roll – Bleach

Denial – A Life Set Apart

Out Of My Head – Sumerlin

Turn It To Gold – Abandon Kansas

You Can’t Stop Me – Andy Mineo

Show Love – Family Force 5

Set Me On Fire – Thousand Foot Krutch

Through It All – Spoken

I Am Not The Same – Seventh Day Slumber

Heartbeat – Remedy Drive

Let It Out – Switchfoot

JOHN SHIRK – God’s people are called to live in community. The evidence of that can be found in the “One another” statements of the Bible. This week’s relationship-building principles have been taking a look at some of these “one another” statements to better understand how God wants us to relate with other members of God’s family.

First John 3:11 says, “This is the message you heard from the beginning: We should love one another.”

Love is at the heart of the “one another” commands in the Bible. These specific commands scattered throughout the New Testament include: “Encourage one another, serve one another, forgive whatever grievances you may have against one another, accept one another as Christ accepted you, spur one another on toward love and good deeds, honor one another above yourselves, live in harmony with one another, offer hospitality to one another without grumbling, clothe yourselves with humility toward one another, instruct one another. Be kind and compassionate to one another.

These specific “one another” statements are useful to help us examine whether or not we are walking in love as God calls us to love.

Loving God’s family with a godly attitude is a vital relationship-building principles to take to heart in the Year of Connection.

FIVE FUN FREE FAMILY THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND!!! January 23, 24 & 25, 2015

5. Cardboard Derby at Ski Roundtop Mountain Resort on Sunday (Jan. 25) Check-in begins at noon, judging at 2pm, race at 3pm.  Join the fun and cheer the teams down the hill!  Be sure to stop by the WJTL Table and pick up some free stuff!  More Info:  http://www.skiroundtop.com/events

4. Christian Rock Concert tomorrow (Saturday Jan 24) from 6-10pm at Conoy Brethren In Christ Church, Bainbridge Road, just outside of Elizabethtown.  The concert will feature 3 local Christian bands – Rock & Salvation Ministries, Emerson and Souls Set Free.More Info: 717-367-7915

3. The DKers will perform a new juggling show called Prodigal Fun Sunday, (January 25) beginning at 6:30 pm at Indiantown Mennonite Church in Ephrata. More Info: www.dkers.net

2. Free Community Concert featuring BRUCE FITE, artist and songwriter of “Don’t Put Your Cat in the Washing Machine” tonight (Fri. Jan. 23) from 7-8pm at West Fallowfield Christian School in Atglen. More Info:  www.wfcs.org

1. FREE Community Weekend at Zoo America North American Wildlife Park in Hershey,  tomorrow and Sunday ( Jan 24 and 25) 10am to 4:30pm each day. Parking is available at both the Zoo’s parking lot and at the parking garage located on Chocolate Avenue.
Guests can walk through the 11-acre zoo and learn about more than 200 animals from five regions of North America: Southern Swamps, The Great Southwest, Eastern Woodlands, Big Sky Country and Northlands. To allow for some up close and personal time with the animals, ZooAmerica Naturalists will host an array of animal encounters throughout the day. More Info: ZooAmerica.com

RADIO FRIEND PHIL – Singer/songwriter Ginny Owens is back with a new project entitled, “I Know a Secret.” The new record is filled with Ginny’s superb piano playing and her unmistakable voice that continues to be a mix of confidence and vulnerability. Ginny was our guest this week on New Tunes at 9 https://wjtl.com/listen/wjtl-casts/ Ginny spoke about her affection for the piano, teaching songwriting at a middle school, and her forthcoming book, “Transcending Mysteries,” due on March 10. For more on Ginny Owens, go to http://ginnyowens.com/.

phil@wjtl.com

God’s people are called to live in community. The evidence of that can be found in the “One another” statements of the Bible. This week’s relationship-building principles take a look at some of these “one another” statements to better understand how God wants us to relate with other members of God’s family.

Today’s Relationship-Building Principle comes from Hebrews 13:1.

“Keep on loving one other as brothers and sisters.”

The command to love one another is given at least 12 times in the New International Version of the Bible. Here, the emphasis on love is to be consistent in expressing love for God’s people as family members. Sometimes, family members have conflict, but when the love of God is our guiding influence, these conflicts are opportunities to grow more mature personally, and grow closer in community.

Every new day is an opportunity to connect with a person in our church community and show them the love of Jesus. It could be through a phone conversation, a visit to the hospital, or a service opportunity. As long as we are serving the Lord, we will hear the Holy Spirit whisper in our conscience that there is more love to share with others. Romans 13:8 says, “Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another, for whoever loves others has fulfilled the law.”

Persistent love for others is a vital relationship-building principle to take to heart in the Year of Connection.

Your playlist for January 18th:

Show Love – Family Force 5

Messengers – Lecrae

All Around Me – Flyleaf

Satisfied – House of Heroes

Here’s to the Ones – Rhett Walker Band

Im Down – The Almost

Forever – RED

Gods & Kings – Finding Iris

My Allegiance – ILIA

How To Live – The Great Transparency

Hearing Voices – Anberlin

Destiny – Devin Williams

Brother – NEEDTOBREATHE

Burn Out Bright – Switchfoot

Furious Love – Veridia

Hour 2

VIP – Manic Drive

Ayo! – Andy Mineo

Wait For You – Versus Angels

Get it Right – Silverline

The Fallback – Sumerlin

Without A Fight – Lybecker

Alive – P.O.D.

All She Wants – Seventh Day Slumber

You Are The Light – Nine Lashes

Outlaws – Disciple

Good To Be Alive – Skillet

Collide – Skillet

Between Love and War – I Anthem

No Plan B  – Manafest

Set Me On Fire – Thousand Foot Krutch

FIVE FUN FREE FAMILY THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND!!! January 16, 17 & 18, 2015

5. The new Susquehanna Art Museum 1401 N. 3rd Street Harrisburg will be open to the public for free tonight (Friday, Jan 16) from 6-9pm and Sunday (JAn 18) noon-5pm. The museum will house its inaugural exhibit, Pop Open, which displays pop art from Andy Warhol, Ed Ruscha, Peter Max, Robert Indiana, and Robert Rauschenberg to name a few.More Info: http://sqart.org

4. Baltimore based contemporary folk duo Beggar’s Ride will be perfroming at Emmaus Road Cafe tomorrow (Sat. Jan. 17th) at 7pm. The cafe is located at 1886 Lincoln Highway East in Lancaster. More Info: http://emmausroadcafe.org

3. Coffeehouse & Open Mic Night featuring The Jayplayers Tonight
(Friday, Jan 16) 7-9pm at the Community Room on King, West King Street, Lancaster. More Info: http://www.facebook.com/CommunityRoomonKing

2. Third Friday at Square Halo tonight (Fri Jan 16) 6-9pm North Market Street in Lancaster featuring music by Matt Wheeler and Stuart Young. Art by Jordan Grove . More Info: http://www.squarehalobooks.com

1. 99th Pennsylvania Farm Show, the largest indoor agricultural exposition in the nation, ends this weekend (Saturday, Jan 17) so you have today and tomorrow to experience the 6,000 animals, 10,000 competitive exhibits and 300 commercial exhibits all happening at at the Farm Show Building in Harrisburg..  Admission is free. More Info: http://www.farmshow.state.pa.us/

RADIO FRIEND PHIL – Reilly’s new digital  song “Change Me God” is available now at http://www.reillytheband.com/. John Reilly says, “the heart behind the song is revival. Our world needs revival. Our nation needs revival. Our counties and neighborhoods need revival. Our schools need revival. And revival starts one heart at a time.” I encourage you to check out the new song, “Change Me God.”

phil@wjtl.com