Family Life Radio, Your New Home for Christmas
Celebrate the Season with Us!
There’s something special about Christmas. The music, the memories, and the joy that fills our homes and hearts. This season, Family Life Radio is your new home for Christmas, playing your favorite songs of the season 24/7 staring on Thanksgiving.
Every song is chosen to lift your spirit and remind you of the hope and joy found in Jesus. Whether you’re driving, decorating, or pausing for a quiet moment, let Family Life Radio be the soundtrack to your season of joy.
You might notice updated programming. Instead of longer 30-minute teaching programs like Focus on the Family, Turning Point, and In Touch, you’ll now hear their rich content in shorter, inspiring features woven throughout the day. That means more moments of hope, practical guidance, and encouragement, right when you need them most.
The Intentional Living Christmas Special
This Christmas season, the Intentional Living program is joining the celebration with The Intentional Living Christmas Special, hosted by Dr. Randy Carlson. You’ll hear stories, encouragement, and music that inspire reflection, peace, and a renewed focus on what matters most: Jesus.
Dr. Randy shares in the video below why Intentional Living sounds a little different during December and invites you to experience the hope and meaning behind the season. Regular Intentional Living programming will return after the holidays.
Watch a special message from Dr. Randy Carlson
Where to Find Your Favorite Teaching Programs
We’re grateful for the ongoing ministry of these trusted voices. You can continue enjoying their full-length broadcasts anytime at the links below:
Focus on the Family Turning Point In TouchExperience Hope This Christmas
Thank you for listening to Family Life Radio, where Christmas music, faith, and hope come together. From our family to yours, Merry Christmas!
Learn more about Family Life Radio’s Christmas Miracle! When you nominate someone in need, you’re not just changing their Christmas—you’re living out what it means to be the hands and feet of Jesus. And that’s the kind of hope that changes both hearts.