Here’s your October 5th playlist:

8pm Hour

The Mirror – Embers In Ashes

What I Believe – Skillet

We Go – Matthew Parker

Messengers (feat. for KING & COUNTRY) – Lecrae

The Hunger – Fireflight

Hearing Voices – Anberlin

The Heart – Needtobreathe

Here’s To The Ones – Rhett Walker Band

Here For You – Devin Williams

Edge Of My Life – Manafest

Turn It To Gold – Abandon Kansas

Gods & Kings – Finding Iris

Trust In Me – Seventh Day Slumber

Radical – Disciple

Mirrors – Archers Rise

Trading In This Troubled Heart – Spoken

9pm Hour

Where You Belong – The Deep Space Network

Take It All – Mike Mains & The Branches

Who Puts Rock n Roll In Your Blood? – The Elms

The One I’m Running To – 7eventh Time Down

VIP (feat. Manwell) – Manic Drive

The Nearness – David Crowder Band

BZRK (feat. KB) – Family Force 5

Lonely Soul – I Anthem

Never Back Down – Nine Lashes

Let Go – LoveLike Violence

Something New – The Lasting Hope

Untraveled Road – Thousand Foot Krutch

Only a Ride – Steve Taylor & The Perfect Foil

Bannerman – Steve Taylor

Only One – Scott Stapp

Brand New Day – KJ-52

FIVE FUN FREE FAMILY THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND!!! October 3, 4 & 5, 2014

5. New Holland Farmers Fair today and tomorrow (Friday & Saturday, Oct 3 & 4) 11am – 10pm in New Holland. Local Exhibits, Agriculture, Food, Rides, Pet Parade, Tug of War Competition and more. More Info: newhollandfair.org

4. There will be a CLASSIC CAR SHOW AND MOVIE tomorrow (Saturday, October 4) beginning at 3pm at Andrew’s Bridge Christian Fellowship Church  in Christiana.  The car show starts at 3pm and the movie starts at dark. Bring chairs and blankets.  More Info:(717) 529-2729

3. Harvest Days tomorrow (Saturday October 4) on the grounds of North Annville Elementary School Rt. 934 in Annville from 3-7pm. Old fashioned activities and  fun! More Info: www.gracelifepa.org.

2.FREE KID’S CONCERT by Jim Rule, celebrating family, friends, faith and fun.  YCentral Manor Church, 387 Penn Street, Washington Boro, Sunday, (October 5) at 6:30pm.  Ice Cream after the concert.  More Info: 717-872-2772

1. Lancaster Art Walk tomorrow 10am-5pm (Sat Oct 4) and Sunday (Oct 5) noon to 4pm in downtown Lancaster. Take a self-guided tour of Lancaster’s Downtown Galleries. Live Music, and some hands on demonstrations as well – including your chance to paint the ivorees with Music For Everyone’s “Paint the Ivories” pianos.  More Info: lancasterartwalk.org

RADIO FRIEND PHIL – Greetings! Welcome to this week’s New Tunes at 9 Roundup. (New Tunes at 9, one-hour of new and emerging music, weeknights at 9 p.m. on WJTL.)

For King & Country’s new record, “Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong” debuted last week at No. 13 on the Billboard 200. For King & Country are led by Joel and Luke Smallbone. For King & Country’s sound has evolved substantially; the brothers’ confidence in each has strengthened their ability to write songs that resonate with their fans worldwide. “Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong” is full of majestic songs, many which were born out of times of struggle and indecision.

Luke Smallbone was my guest on New Tunes at 9; he spoke about how he and Joel write songs for the stage in hopes of taking listeners on a journey. For more on For King & Country, go to http://www.forkingandcountry.com/?frontpage=true.

phil@wjtl.com

STACEY GAGNE – This Saturday, October 4th join WJTL at the Women’s Expo at Lebanon Expo Center.   This one day event hosted by Business Woman magazine features exhibitors, interactive fun, live makeovers, and the latest in women’s health, and more!

In addition to over one hundred exhibitors, there are demos and entertainment throughout the day covering topics from cake decorating and fashion to health screening and musical performances.   Door prizes, drawings and giveaways will take place along with other interactive fun and pampering as you visit the various booths.

Vendor focuses include topics that affect a woman’s life including: beauty,  home, health & wellness, shopping, fashion, finance, technology, nutrition and more.

Calling all Panheads!  Don’t forget you can listen at FM 90.3 WJTL and on the WJTL app!

Name – Artist

Gods & Kings – Finding Iris

Zombie – We As Human

VIP (feat. Manwell) – Manic Drive

Nuthin – Lecrae

Never Back Down – Nine Lashes

Touch This Light – House Of Heroes

Super Good Feeling – Bleach

Radical – Disciple

We Are the Brave – VERIDIA

Perfect Life – RED

BZRK (feat. KB) – Family Force 5

Just Like This – Hawk Nelson

Rise – Skillet

Earth Invasion – Skillet

The Right Direction – Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

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Something New – The Lasting Hope

Until We Feel Alive – Lybecker

Can’t Break Me – Rhett Walker Band

The One I’m Running To – 7eventh Time Down

I’m So Happy – Hokus Pick

Ayo! – Andy Mineo

Mirrors – Archers Rise

Untraveled Road – TFK

Let Go – LoveLike Violence

Edge Of My Life – Manafest

Feet Don’t Fail Me Now – Needtobreathe

Here’s to the Ones – Rhett Walker Band

The River – Decyfer Down

Let It Out – Switchfoot

We Go – Matthew Parker

I Give Up – Stellar Kart

Thanks to Bob for suggesting today’s Praise & Worship Show theme: “The Holiness Of God”!  He also provided a tip for those of you who are trying to find songs to fit themes: www.PraiseCharts.com/themes.  I checked it out and it did, indeed, help with some suggestions!  I also like to check iTunes, lyrics on Google and find Scriptures that relate to lyrics.  My husband, Sam, and I are worship leaders–so I also just sort through my brain, which has compiled a nice database over the years.  🙂

Below you’ll find my playlist for the program.  Please get in touch (email me or comment on this post) if there’s a theme you’d like to hear on the show in the future!

If you’re into the theme today, Isaiah 6 is a passage in the Bible that many of these songs reference.  Click here to read it online at Bible Gateway’s site.

Kristi Leigh – WJTL DJ

Kristi@WJTL.com

FIVE FUN FREE FAMILY THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND!!! September 26, 27 & 28, 2014

5.  Randy Stonehill in concert tonight (Friday, Sept 26) 7pm at Elizabethtown Mennonite Church on Spruce Street in E-town. Concert is at 7:00 with doors open at 6:00. A free will offering will be taken. More Info: http://www.elizabethtownmennonitechurch.com/

4. LBC Homecoming festivities!  Tonight 7-10pm and Tomorrow 8am-5pm (Friday, Sept 26 & Saturday, Sept 27) Sandstories, Fireworks,5k, Pumpkin Painting, Kids area and Kids Cookie Break Broadcasting Live Saturday morning 9am-noon. More Info: http://www.lbc.edu

3. 3rd Annual Community Day – Septemberfest at Spring Creek Church of the Brethren, Areba Ave in Hershey – Sunday, (September 28) from 3pm to 7:30pm. Kids games, prizes, pony rides, and a visit by the local Hershey Volunteer Fire Company and Derry Township K-9 Unit, Barrel Trains and  Antique cars and tractors. More Info: www.springcreekcob.org.

2.  Wesley UMC Famliy Fun Fest tomorrow (Sept. 27) from Noon-5pm. Music By Wesley Praise Band, Bluegrass Jam Session, Dunk Tank, Magic Show, Children’s Games and more. More Info: http://www.wesleychurch.us/

1. Gravel Hill UMC’s 5th Annual Charity Motorcycle Ride & Community Day tomorrow (Saturday, September 27) beginning at 1pm. Charity Motorcycle Ride, Community Day, free food, balloons, Zoo America presentation, games, bingo, cake walk, door prizes, inflatables, and music. Gravel Hill UMC is located at 131 Gravel Hill Road, Palmyra, PA. More Info: gravelhillumc.org

JOHN SHIRK – Today’s Moment Of Celebration reflects on news that is too good to contain.

In the book of Second Kings, four men in Samaria had leprosy. A great famine had overtaken their city due to a long siege by a strong army. Instead of staying at the city gate to die, the men decided to go over to the enemy camp to surrender, in the hope that they would live. But when they got there, no one was at the camp. The army had fled their tents, but left behind food, clothing, and money.

The men with leprosy ate and drank and carried off the silver, gold, and clothing and buried them as hidden treasure. Then they came back for more. Eventually, they said to each other, “We’re not doing right. This is a day of good news and we are keeping it to ourselves.” They decided to report their findings to the royal palace.

There is a spiritual thirst and hunger in the land today. The Good News of Jesus is what this world needs. Would it be right for beggars who have been blessed by this abundant treasure to keep it for themselves? Telling others this good news is much like a beggar telling another beggar where to find bread. There is no shortage of supply, because God’s love is abundant and eternal.

The Good News of Jesus Christ is a reason to be glad in the Year of Celebration.

John Shirk

john@wjtl.com

RADIO FRIEND PHIL – Greetings! Welcome to this week’s New Tunes at 9 Roundup. (New Tunes at 9, one-hour of new and emerging music, weeknights at 9 p.m. on WJTL.)

Sanctus Real released their new record “The Dream” last week. Available on iTunes and other digital platforms, “The Dream” stands as Sanctus Real’s finest moment to date; it’s filled with mystery, intrigue, and excellent songwriting. Lead singer Matt Hammitt was my guest and stated that there was “not an uninspired moment on the project.” (Sanctus Real guitarist Chris Rohman also talked about “The Dream” on New Tunes at 9 https://wjtl.com/listen/wjtl-casts/

For more on “The Dream” from Sanctus Real, go to http://sanctusreal.com/ (You can also go to the staff blogs and facebook page at wjtl.com and click on New Tunes at 9 Roundup.) A reminder: coming up Monday night, September 29, Aaron Shust is our scheduled guest, on New Tunes at 9.

phil@wjtl.com