Brant created a new song to help people stop using incorrect phrases like "supposebly" and "pecifically", along with more treasures. The song has a Simon and Garfunkel vibe, with the potential for hitting the music charts hard. "Quit saying these things" aims to make listeners more aware of their language use, so it's really a song fusing Grammy and grammar together in a beautiful, educational way. Listen and share your thoughts in the comment section below.

In a debate on the best breakfast cereals of all time, Cinnamon Toast Crunch was ranked number one. Brant favors Count Chocula. The convo takes a shocking turn when Brant reveals who wrote the jingle for Cinnamon Toast Crunch. Click PLAY to find out which noted songwriter in Christian music wrote it!

Lynette is talking with Chaplain Doug from The Bridge Community Hope Center in Birch Bay, to find out more details on the Center's Fall Food Drive. Teamed up with local churches, this mission is on a quest to gather food for over 60 families in the area. The Bridge is looking for non-perishable items like canned food, soups, stews, tuna, mac and cheese, and rice. Doug emphasizes that even small donations, a can of food or a box of noodles, can make a difference. The Bridge runs on pure community love, waving off grants and relying solely on kind-hearted donations to keep the community fed and looked after. There's so much love here!

• The Bridge Community Hope Center website: https://www.thebridgehope.com/

The MCC Festival for World Relief, one of the largest Mennonite festivals in Western Canada, will take place this Friday and Saturday at Tradex in Abbotsford. The event features traditional Mennonite food, artisanal booths, a bake sale on Friday, and activities such as a Borsch Cookoff, a Bake Off, and the first-ever Mennonite Family Feud on Saturday. All proceeds support programs in Syria, Lebanon, Ethiopia, and British Columbia to aid vulnerable families. Admission is free. Get the details here!

The key to a happy marriage? According to a seasoned listener's top tips, it's all about giving your spouse top priority. Brant shares his two cents, highlighting how nurturing the marriage, even in the chaos of parenting, pays off big time. Their golden rule? Strengthening the marriage not only keeps the spark alive but also creates a cozy nest for the little ones, making the whole family thrive.

Renowned writer Susan Meissner shares her writing journey with Lynette, dishing about her delightful children's book "Pumpkin Day at the Zoo," where animal antics meet pumpkin fun! You can snag a copy at your favorite bookstore or with a click online! And wait for it - Susan's cooking up a festive treat with her Christmas book, "To Mimi's House We Go," a heartwarming tale of grandmas and the jolly holiday spirit!

Brant talks about the importance of vulnerability and personal struggles in forming meaningful connections. God can use challenges to create something beautiful, turning struggles into blessings for others. Click PLAY for more.

Valley Church in Nooksack and North County Christ the King are hosting a special event for single moms and their kids on Saturday, September 7th, at North County Christ the King in Lynden! There will be a free clothing boutique with personal shoppers, a relaxation room, hair salon, lunch provided by Graze and Gather, and car washing and detailing services!  Activities for kids include bounce houses, face painting, and cotton candy... The event is FREE! Share this with any single mom you might know who could use a day of blessings, relaxation, and fun for her, and her kids!

• Made Worthy - Single Moms Event: https://www.praise1065.com/events/441103/

Lynette sits down with Canadian author Grace Fox, who has released a new book, "Names of God: Living Unafraid", a journey of wisdom, cultural insights, and tips to understand who God is and find peace.  Click PLAY to listen in.

• Names of God: Living Unafraid - https://www.amazon.com/Names-God-Unafraid-Devotional-Studies/dp/1496486412

Lynette sat down with John Purdie, the executive director at Mount Baker Theater, to talk about the upcoming interactive singing event, Choir, Choir, Choir, where attendees will be guided by two experts to sing popular songs in harmony. Lynette is giving away tickets this week for the October 16th event! Take a listen for details!