Peace 107:7

Uplifting & Encouraging

A Hug From God (And A Camel)

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Peace family, when was the last time that you were delightfully surprised? Do weird “coincidences” ever end up making you feel like you’ve gotten a hug from God himself? This morning, I had one of those moments! Something that most people don’t know about me, is that I love camels! Even though it’s weird, one of the […]

Lives United By Cancer

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Hi Peace Family! I hope you’ve had a wonderful Christmas and are ready to make 2017 a great year. The end of the year always makes me reflective and I’ve had several amazing experiences in 2016 but this is at the top of them. A lady named Babs Furia was diagnosed with the same kind […]

Thankfulness for 2016

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Peace family, our God is a God of redemption, and no matter what hard things have happened this year, God is always at work. Many of my friends keep posting on Facebook about what a horrible year 2016 has been. I disagree. I think there were many extra hard things, and also many extra good […]

Preparing For A New Year

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Peace Family, we hope you had a restful, fun and meaningful Christmas, and that your load is light as everyone heads back to business as usual while trying to transition into the new year! If your Christmas was hard, whether because of loss or brokenness in your family, there is grace, and God is still good! […]

Grieving During the Holidays, Part V

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Peace family, memories and togetherness are such a large part of the holidays, that they often sharpen our grief. If you’ve lost anyone, Chaplain Gary Roe with Hospice Brazos Valley has some good words for you. This is the last chat for this year in which Gary joins Peace 107 to speak into our places of holiday pain. […]

Christmas at the Madonna Inn

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Hi Peace Family, Jami Mayberry here and recently I traveled to San Luis Obispo, CA . One of the amazing things I got to see in San Luis Obispo was The Madonna Inn. It was built in 1958 by Alex Madonna and is a landmark on the central California coast. It’s like going back in […]

Let Your Light Shine, Peace Family!

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  Peace Family it’s Christmastime! I am still in the afterglow of Thanksgiving and I hope you have some warm, family and friends memories to carry with you too. It’s such a great time of year to point people towards Christ and the reason for the season. I want to encourage you to find your […]

Grieving During the Holidays, Part I

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Peace family, as we enter Thanksgiving and the rest of the holiday season, memories and togetherness are such a large part of the holidays, that they often sharpen our grief. If you’ve lost anyone, Chaplain Gary Roe with Hospice Brazos Valley has some good words for you. This is the first of several chats throughout […]

Enjoy the Little Things

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Peace Family I was recently reminded to enjoy the little things in life…just appreciate small things that are happy surprises or something nice that happens that you weren’t expecting. These little things can carry us through a bad day and I am convinced that God somehow orchestrates it. Everyday things happen and when we are […]

Giving the Benefit of the Doubt to Others

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Peace family, where can you extend grace today? Where can you choose to believe the best in people? What groups of people, or individuals, can you choose to treat with value? There are some great benefits to giving people the benefit of the doubt! Sometimes, it can be easy to not give people the benefit of […]

Peace 107 Cares For Kids Radiothon!

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Peace family, we are so excited to help keep kids and families together as they experience medical hardships by supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities through our Peace 107 Cares For Kids Radiothon! Join Brian, Kat, Jami and Amy as we join forces with our sister stations of Candy 95 and NewsTalk 1620 WTAW on Thursday, […]

Blooming Through Scars

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Have you ever noticed, Peace Family that when you are hurt or scarred by an event in life it makes you want to stop blooming, so to speak? I found this photo and it stopped me in my tracks. What do you see? A gnarled tree that looks odd? A rough, rocky landscape? What I […]

Perspective for Politics

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Peace family, after the most divisive political season I’ve ever seen, we can still be encouraged and have hope. No matter who wins the election, God is still God, and in the long scale of things, the empires of mankind are like nothing. Here is some scripture that helps to put that into perspective for […]

Carnegie Hall

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When I was a teen and in the high school show choir and the lead in the musical that year, I had stars in my eyes that one day I might make it to New York.  I mean, even a place like Carnegie Hall or something. But while attending college at Texas A&M I discovered […]