Posts by francisanfuso
KLOVE Radio Features – March 2020
After a While You Get Used to It A friend of a missionary was in a coffee shop in Beirut, Lebanon with three other people who had lived in Beirut…
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Perry Como and the Our Father My father was in politics, and lived mostly in Washington D.C. Consequently, my twin brother and I were sent to a two-month long summer…
Read MoreKLOVE Radio Features – January 2020
God Finds Us Fascinating There is no one more delighted about who you are than God. So much so, He thinks about you all the time. Actually, He created you…
Read MoreKLOVE Radio Features – December 2019
Living Present, Fully Awake We are all wired differently. Each of us are given one-of-a-kind temperaments and personalities that are designed by God to connect with Him and others. So,…
Read MoreKLOVE Radio Features – November 2019
Saying, “I Believe!” The other day I heard myself pray, “God, I want to believe.” It got my attention. My prayer was weak and unconvincing. Upon further reflection, I realized…
Read MoreKLOVE Radio Features – October 2019
Emotional Shock and Awe In our ever-changing, 24-hour news cycle, media saturated world, what used to be experienced as a periodic catastrophic event, now comes across the airwaves as a…
Read MoreKLOVE Radio Features – September 2019
New Snorkel Mask I swim laps for exercise. But as I got older, I found my neck began to hurt more and more while I did. I have used swim…
Read MoreKLOVE Radio Features – August 2019
The Bride of God’s Dreams The Declaration of Independence states unequivocally, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their…
Read MoreKLOVE Radio Features – July 2019
Reality is My Friend I’ve had lots of friends over the years. Some close, and some not so close. I’ve even made friends of enemies, both real and imagined. But…
Read MoreKLOVE Radio Features – June 2019
“Children, Your Father’s Home!” My sister-in-law Kathy tells the story of a relationship she had with a man she was about to marry. It was a few weeks prior to…
Read MoreKLOVE Radio Features – May 2019
Working Through Fear We can learn a lot about fear from Alex Honnold, the elite rock climber who scaled the most difficult rock face of all, El Capitan, without ropes.…
Read MoreKLOVE Radio Features – April 2019
When Jesus Disappears Did you ever notice that as soon as you see Jesus, He disappears? God reveals Himself to us in a supernatural way, and before we can wrap…
Read MoreKLOVE Radio Features – March 2019
Flexibility Periodically, I receive a directional word from the Lord as to what my greatest need would presently be. Having retired from pastoring last year, and now being a health…
Read MoreKLOVE Features February 2019
Life is a Jigsaw Puzzle Are you struggling to see how your life fits? It’s probably because you want to understand it. What if I told you: life was more…
Read MoreKLOVE Features January 2019
Be Careful What You’re Chasing Close friends of ours have grandchildren who were recently chasing an animal around the back yard. Their father went out to investigate and found it…
Read MoreKLOVE Features December 2018
Facing Your Fears Until we find our true identity, we won’t be able to face our greatest fears. The patriarch Jacob had been estranged from his brother Esau for decades,…
Read MoreKLOVE Features November 2018
Hopelessness is a Lie When the Bible says to followers of Jesus, “…you will not grieve like people who have no hope,” (1 Thessalonians 4:13, NLT) does it mean, that…
Read MoreKLOVE Features October 2018
The Least Person in Heaven Did you ever consider how significant it is to be a Christ-follower? Why are we in the New Testament age blessed beyond anyone in a…
Read MoreKLOVE Features September 2018
Laughing With God Do you laugh with God? I hope you do. It’s so important to laugh with our close friends, and God wants to be our closest. The other…
Read MoreKLOVE Features August 2018
Surprising God Would you like to surprise God? It sounds like it might be fun, but, sorry — you can’t. He already knows the past, present, and future simultaneously. And…
Read MoreKLOVE Features July 2018
The Emotional Cost of Framing Pictures I went to a store to get an important picture framed. It meant a great deal to me and had a lot of…
Read MoreKLOVE Features June 2018
Feeling Bad About Yourself Would you like to have no good reason to feel bad about yourself? Then let Jesus forgive everything you’ve ever done bad. While you’re at it,…
Read MoreKLOVE Features May 2018
Moving the Unmovable, Shaking the Unshakable Nothing in life is static. Everything is fluid…moveable…in motion. Yet, with the right amount of focus, what seems unchangeable can be conformed to God’s…
Read MoreKLOVE Features April 2018
Grace and Truth How should we, as Christ-followers, communicate with our culture? We shouldn’t forget, how we share is as important as what we say. Unless truth is spoken in…
Read MoreKLOVE Features March 2018
Aerial Skiers and Their Training Olympic Aerial Ski Jumpers ski off 10-foot ramps and are propelled 20 feet into the air while performing multiple flips before landing. It is amazing…
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Being Used by God You don’t have to be the smartest person in the room for God to use you; nor the most talented. I’ve known lots of gifted people…
Read MoreKLOVE Features January 2018
Google’s Culture of Collaboration A friend worked at Google and described how the company fostered a unique culture of collaboration. They believe the highest paid person in the room does…
Read MoreKLOVE Features December 2017
Priceless It seems everything on Earth is either increasing or decreasing in value. A watch that once belonged to Paul Newman recently sold for $17 million. While a painting by…
Read MoreKLOVE Features November 2017
Bad Bosses Ever have a “Bad Boss”? When I was a young Christian, I worked for six months in a casino as a dishwasher. Though I had a college degree,…
Read MoreKLOVE Features October 2017
All I Had Left Was a Good Response I once spoke at a large Christian Festival, right before one of the most popular Christian musicians performed. 30,000 people were in…
Read MoreKLOVE Features September 2017
Joy is a Conviction In 2 Corinthians 12:10, Paul the Apostle writes, “I am content with weaknesses, hardships, and calamities.” Had Paul’s perspective been so radically transformed, he actually was…
Read MoreKLOVE Features August 2017
High Mountain Lakes While hiking around a high mountain lake, a knowledgeable friend told me that high mountain lake water levels remain the same, whether in drought or during elevated…
Read MoreKLOVE Features July 2017
Fistless, Footless and Toothless Are you ready to fight for yourself and others? You need to be. A great evangelist, and ex-major league baseball player said, “I’m against sin. I’ll…
Read MoreKLOVE Features June 2017
Inspired or Intimidated We’ve all been around extraordinary people: giants in some dimension; exceeding our abilities; dwarfing our capacity; excelling in a way we never have or ever will. When…
Read MoreKLOVE Features May 2017
Second Chances At many points in life, each of us wish we could get a do-over. And no one does do-over’s better than God. God gives each of us 2nd…
Read MoreKLOVE Features April 2017
Who Can I Help Today? Ever been around a “Cup is completely empty kind of person.” I had a roommate in college during my “I’m a hippie, why don’t you…
Read MoreKLOVE Features March 2017
Quick to Label, Slow to Love Far right! Far left! Liberal, conservative, progressive, moderate, straight, gay! We live is a culture that is quick to Label, but slow to Love.…
Read MoreKLOVE Features February 2017
How Do You See God How we see God will determine who we become, for it demonstrates how we see ourselves, and how we will ultimately act toward others. Is…
Read MoreK-LOVE Features January 2017
Dying to Self Dying to self is a major part of training our souls. Speaking of Jesus, the Bible says, “And being found in human form, he humbled Himself by…
Read MoreK-LOVE Features December 2016
Bronze Serpent Did you know that even good things can become idols…things that we begin to look to and trust more than God? In the Old Testament, a plague of…
Read MoreK-LOVE Features November 2016
The Hidden Value of What You Have There was a woman in the Bible who thought all she had was death, debt and destitution. But what she really had was…
Read MoreK-LOVE Features October 2016
God’s Leftovers Do we really believe that God “…is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think…?” That’s His promise to us in the Book…
Read MoreK-LOVE Features September 2016
Everybody Loves Something Everyone loves something! We can’t help ourselves. That’s how we’re wired. Hermits love solitude. Misers love money. Addicts love their addictions. Pundits love opinions. And we can…
Read MoreK-LOVE Features August 2016
Fighting Fear We all face fears. But the key to facing them is not running from them. Paul the Apostle said, “When we arrived in Macedonia, there was no rest…
Read MoreK-LOVE Features July 2016
The Keel In My Life I received an encouragement about the significance of my beautiful wife of forty years. It was affirming the reality that Suzie has been the keel…
Read MoreK-LOVE Features June 2016
Wait For Approval Do you spend too much time waiting for the approval of others? Many of us do. In the Book of Genesis, Jacob’s wife, Leah says, “God has…
Read MoreK-LOVE Features May 2016
Dying For Encouragement Do you feel like giving up on life? Before I met Jesus, I went through six months contemplating suicide every day. I once read about a businessman…
Read MoreK-LOVE Features April 2016
Proud To Have a Son Like You A 17-year old boy in New York City decided to end his life by jumping off a hotel roof. He had been beaten…
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