Welcome to the LifeFM!
The LifeFM is the Dove Award winning listener-supported radio ministry of the 501c3 non-profit Power Foundation. The LifeFM Network includes 28 radio stations covering geography from Illinois to Florida.
The LifeFM format highlights the top music in Southern Gospel, featuring male quartets, mixed quartets, trios, duets, and soloists. Our aim is to bring honor to Christ with our music and announcer commentary that will have your entire family singing along to the top songs from their favorite artists.
Beyond the music and programs, the LifeFM seeks to provide a helping hand to our listeners and community. We know that life is difficult. We have experienced the struggle. We don’t pretend to have all of the answers, but we do know and point to the One who does.
It’s our hope that you will be blessed through the music and ministry that flows from the airwaves of the LifeFM. Christ came that we might have life and have it more abundantly. Turn up the radio…and let’s live! We’re ‘living life together’.
Christian News
- Twitter, which has earlier censored posts containing Christian praise and worship videos for violating its rules in …
- Police in the Muslim-majority archipelago of Indonesia were searching for suspected terrorists Saturday after the throats of three Christians were slit, another was beheaded and a Salvation Army post and Christians' homes were burned down on the island of Sulawesi
- At one point, Fox states that he is not a “subscriber to any particular orthodoxy.” However, he speaks of optimism as “my faith.”
- The residents of these homes were, according to the report, “abandoned” by government authorities as the epidemic raged.
- Months after revealing he is battling terminal lung cancer, popular conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh said while his journey into the “unknown” has been scary, he is thankful he has been allowed to live “one of the greatest lives anybody could have.”
- New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo called Wednesday’s Supreme Court ruling favoring religious organizations in a dispute over COVID-19 restrictions, “irrelevant” and not “final” while arguing that the decision is really more of a statement on the court’s new conservative bent.
