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Program Guide KAGV 1110 AM “Alaska's Gospel Voice” The I AM Radio Network KAGV Christian Radio is a part of the “I AM KAGV 1110 AM Houston-Big Lake Radio Network,” a family of stations owned and KIAM 630 AM and 91.9 FM Nenana operated by Voice for Christ Ministries KYKD 100.1 FM Bethel (VFCM). VFCM exists to raise up people, Station Phone Numbers: mature and complete in Christ through the KAGV (907) 892-8820 faithful communication of God’s Word. KIAM (907) 832-5426 Throughout the state of Alaska, we work to Radio Programming Schedule KYKD (907) 543-5953 broadcast the good news that Jesus Christ has paid the price to redeem us from our lives of sin Repeater towers are located throughout the state, and free us from our fear of death. He offers re-broadcasting KIAM or KYKD. Translator Tower Frequencies: forgiveness, a new life in Him and a KAGV Studios relationship with God for eternity. We invite P.O. Box 940096 you to learn more about the Lord by tuning in 94.3 FM Allakaket 94.3 FM Ambler Houston, AK 99694 for Biblically based teaching, radio dramas and 94.3 FM Anaktuvuk Pass other programs that offer insight and 94.3 FM Aniak encouragement. We hope you will also enjoy 92.1 FM Bettles Phone: (907) 892-8820 listening to the gospel focused music 94.1 FM Eagle E-mail: [email protected] throughout the day. 94.3 FM Grayling 94.3 FM Hooper Bay Website: www.vfcm.org/kagv 94.3 FM Hughes Find us on Facebook! 94.3 FM Iliamna Voice for Christ Ministries 93.7 FM Kalskag www.facebook.com>vfcmradio is a non-profit organization 94.3 FM McCarthy supported by the generosity of our 94.3 FM McGrath 94.3 FM Perryville listeners and friends. 94.3 FM Port Alsworth We are sincerely grateful for all financial gifts. 94.3 FM Prudhoe Bay/Deadhorse 94.3 FM Quinhagak Tax deductible donations may be sent to: 96.1 FM Ruby 94.3 FM Sand Point 92.1 FM Tanana Voice for Christ Ministries 94.3 FM Togiak P.O. Box 474 Nenana, AK 99760 MONDAY – FRIDAY SATURDAY 2:06a Unshackled 2:06a Unshackled 3:06a Wretched Radio - Todd Friel 5:30a The Expositor Podcast - Steve Lawson 4:30a Truth for Life - Alistair Begg 8:30a We Kids with Mr. Nick** 5:30a Thru The Bible - J. Vernon McGee 9:07a Storybook Room ** 6:03a Mission Network Newsbrief 9:21a Keys for Kids ** Short Features Heard on KAGV 6:30a SRN News Headlines / Sports 9:30a Down Gilead Lane ** Answers with Ken Ham 6:33a * Bible Q & A - John MacArthur 10:01a The Kids Music Show - Kelsie ** 7:04a The Word - Nicholas Hope 10:15a A Visit With Mrs.G** Diamonds in the Dust with Joni Eareckson Tada 7:30a Renewing Your Mind - R.C. Sproul 10:30a The Pond Life Issues with Brad Mattes 8:30a Truth Pulpit - Don Green 11:00a Paws and Tales ** One Minute Focal Point with Mike Fabarez 9:15a* Bible Q & A - John MacArthur 11:30a Brinkman Adventures** Parenting Today’s Teens with Mark Gregston 9:25a Joni and Friends - Joni Eareckson Tada 12:00a Kids Corner** Renewing Your Mind Minute with R.C. Sproul 9:30a Grace to You - John MacArthur 12:30p Ranger Bill ** 10:30a Focal Point - Mike Fabarez 2:30p God's Great Outdoors - Gerry Caillouet 11:30a Money Wise- Steve Moore 3:30p Truth for Life Weekend - Alistair Begg 11:55a Mission Network News - Greg Yoder 4:06p Wretched Radio Weekend - Todd Friel 12:07p Love Worth Finding - Adrian Rogers 5:04p Gaither Homecoming Radio - Bill Gaither Aired between teaching programs is music 12:32p Truth for Life - Alistair Begg 6:00p The Bluegrass Hour - Adam White focusing on our Lord Jesus Christ and our 12:58p Legal Alert - David Gibbs 7:05p The Expositor Podcast - Steve Lawson Christian life 1:30p Renewing Your Mind - R.C. Sproul 8:30p Unshackled of sojourning and sanctification. 1:57p Eye on the Middle East 9:30p Native New Life 2:30p Thru The Bible - J. Vernon McGee SUNDAY National news and local weather forecasts 3:30p Truth Pulpit - Don Green 2:30a Unshackled can be heard every day. 4:30p Grace to You - John MacArthur 5:06a Christian Worldview 5:06p Wretched Radio - Todd Friel 8:30a Moody Presents 6:06p Family News in Focus (Evening Ed.) 11:05a Moody Church Hour - Erwin Lutzer 6:15p* The Word - Nicholas Hope Thank you for 1:04p Psalm 95 7:03p Adventures in Drama (The Bookshelf)** 3:30p Truth for Life Weekend - Alistair Begg 7:30p Renewing Your Mind – R.C. Sproul 4:30p Grace to You Weekend - John MacArthur listening! 8:07p Stories of Great Christians 5:06p Christian Worldview 8:30p Unshackled 6:02p A Visit to the Pastor's Study - Bill Shishko 9:30p Truth Pulpit - Don Green 6:30p Science, Scripture and Salvation 10:30p Grace to You - John MacArthur 6:45p The Storyteller 11:29p Truth for Life - Alistair Begg 7:06p Radio Theater 8:01p Lamplighter Theater * Designates Approximate Times 8:30p Unshackled **Designates Programs for Children 9:06p Faith on Record - Bill Davis 10:30p Grace to You Weekend - John MacArthur Programs and air times are subject to change 11:00p The Bluegrass Hour (Replay) th Updated February 8 , 2019 .
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