Great Health News for Seniors! Here's great info you may not know about for senior saints ages 55 and up! From free health examinations to flu shots and more, here are some of the best kept secrets revealed for preventive health care! Guests: Public Health Nurses Jeri Van Vooren and Lyn Lundgren from Community Health Services, Dept. of Public Health.

Caring for aging parents, family, or neighbors? Here's a wealth of information for you, from the Area Agency on Aging in Modesto! From relief for care givers, to finding rental housing, to connecting with resources you may have never heard of, this program may open the door to hope!

Vocalist Rene Patterson and songwriter Glen Stovall join us for a close-up look at exercising God’s gifts through music, and its impact upon children and a hurting world. The broadcast features “I’m Sorry” and “Draw Me Closer” from Rene’s new CD!

Getting Real With God; Leaving Anxieties Behind!

Lighthouse Live! Broadcast

Who’s really driving your bus? Is it your past, your hurts, your frustrations, or other people? Ever worry about “measuring up” to other people’s expectations—even God’s expectations? Have you ever just wanted to “be real”, and get rid of that phony mask for good?

Lay aside anxieties and perfectionism, and learn how to better comfort others who are hurting during this broadcast voyage with special guest, Jim Henman, Ph.D.! We’ll discuss great nuggets of wisdom gleaned from the pages of Scripture, and explore the refreshing news that God doesn’t expect perfectionism from us…He wants us to grow through the warmth of his love and grace. Growing imperfectly is okay with God!

Dr. Jim Henman is a local psychologist and therapist, and author if “Who’s Really Driving Your Bus?” Hosted by Pastor Mike Douglass and Elaine Harlan.

Lighthouse Live Broadcast: Servant Hearts; Untroubled Hearts!

Pastor Dan Angove from Calvary Community Church in Manteca brings a dynamic message about the Servant Heart, and the Pastor to Pastors, Dennis Kizziar, discusses Jesus' admonition to "let not your heart be troubled." What does it mean to have an "untroubled heart", and how do we get one?