Special Guest Host Ken Hensley sets the tone for Thanksgiving, guiding listeners through gratitude and faith with Scripture, heartfelt caller stories, and sharp insight into finding fulfillment in God alone. Raw exchanges range from guardian angels to spiritual renewal, loss, and personal struggles, while encouragement bubbles up for sharing zeal, writing letters, and staying active in the church community. The hour pulses with authenticity, warmth, and surprising moments of laughter and connection.

Chris (email) - I am thankful for the wisdom of God who gave me my guardian angel. (00:53)
Judy – There are people going through the motions at Church. I am grateful for the zeal of your earlier caller, Tom. We have a responsibility to share the faith. (07:23)
Stuart - I think it is important to take things one day at a time. It is up to the individual to pray and meditate. (16:16)
Mary - I am thankful for my sister with Down Syndrome who died a few years ago. (26:32)
Paul - I am grateful for the relationship I have with my 23-year-old son. I wrote letters to him for 6 years. (30:30)
Jack - I am grateful for the blessings growing up in my small town in Pennsylvania. My parents would take me to Mass on Thanksgiving morning, and I was an altar boy. (32:47)
Joan - I am very thankful for my life. When I was younger, I used to walk up for novenas at the Church. (41:08)
Carmen - I am very thankful that I am Catholic. When I was 11-years-old, in Cuba, I got sick after a vaccination. I am thankful I have been able to live a normal life in the US. (43:22)
Alicia - I am grateful for converting 40 years ago because it helped me love being a woman. (45:40)
Samantha - I am thankful for my daughter who has down syndrome. (47:06)
Elsa - I am grateful for seeing miracles in my grandson who has cystic fibrosis. (50:22)

Mi. 22.10.25 Guten Morgen-Newsletter