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World Christian Broadcasting’s broadcast into Latin America is called La Voz Alegre (The Happy Voice). Late 2015, we rejoiced in the approval for the Madagascar short wave radio station, which, in tandem with their station in Alaska, allows for their worldwide reach.
Since 2014, IRSM has partnered with World Christian Broadcasting and La Voz Alegre to reach Spanish-speaking women across the world. I record 2-3 minute segments for women as part of the NPR-style Spanish program.
IRSM´s segment is called Luz para las Rosas (Light for the Roses) and is a word of encouragement, practical for everyday life, that points women to God.
So why am I mentioning this to you today?
• We are focused on joy this month and the radio program is called The Happy Voice.
• I solicit your prayers for World Christian Broadcasting and the part IRSM can play in reaching women for God.
• In order that you might spread the word to Spanish-speaking friends. For more information or to hear the Luz para las Rosas segment,visit
www.LaVozAlegre.com
This picture is of me in the World Christian Broadcasting office in Nashville, pre-recording some of the segments.
There are times when I just need to vent. I am frustrated and my circumstances aren’t changing as quickly as I’d like. I usually recognize that my attitude needs an adjustment, but I’m annoyed with a situation or overwhelmed, and feel the need to share the burden of that frustration with someone else.
I am very grateful to those special people in my life who allow me to vent their direction. God has provided some faithful friends and encouraging family members who are an excellent sounding board.
However, I have become aware of the fact that if all I do when I talk with someone is vent, she won’t likely want to talk with me the next time. I become a “Negative Nelly,” if I only share the anger, the frustration, or the burden.
With this warning in mind, I have become more diligent about sharing in the joy, especially as it relates to what I was previously venting about. When I share this joy, it becomes an opportunity to give God the glory for an answered prayer. I see His hand at work and recognize that I am not forgotten or alone.
