Have you ever thought about
the power of a single word?
One simple yes has the power to change the trajectory of a life, a family, even a generation. And there’s no greater YES than saying YES to Jesus.
That’s why we’re inviting YOU to join us for YES Day – a one-day on-air event dedicated entirely to Jesus. From 6 AM to 6 PM on March 18th, we’re going all in—sharing the gospel, lifting up prayers, and celebrating stories of lives radically changed by the love of Christ.
YES Day is all about three things:
- It’s all about Jesus.
- It’s all about sharing Jesus.
- It’s all about inviting others into a relationship with Him.
We believe the Pacific Northwest is ready for revival—ready for hope, for healing, and for truth. And it starts with an invitation. That’s where you come in. Will you pray with us? Will you invite your friends, your family, your neighbors? Will you be bold and help blanket the airwaves and communities of the PNW with the name of Jesus? This could be the day someone meets Jesus for the first time—and your invitation might be the very thing God uses to open their heart.
On YES Day, we’ll be hitting the airwaves with encouragement and truth, reminding people that no matter how far they’ve drifted, there is always a way back—and His name is Jesus.
Want to get started right now?
Text JESUS to 89419 to say YES today.
Want to share with a friend?
Have them text INVITE to 89419
or send them a link to this blog.
Let’s fill the Pacific Northwest with love, light, and the life-changing power of saying YES to Jesus.
Add your YES Day story in the comments below!
I had a rough 5 years or so with many medical problems and a second divorce. I also had something happen at my job 2 years ago that could have really drug me down. I have dealt with depression for many years. I had a hiking accident in July 2024 where I shattered my leg i was very scared. How was I going to take care of myself. It was just me and my 14 yr old daughter at home. i was well taken care of. The Lord prepared a way for me the year before providing short term disability insurance when i didn’t qualify for state leave, I had home health and caregivers, and friends that visited and brought meals. And then soon after I got back to work 6 months later, i broke my elbow. I was like what am I going to do now, again God took care of me. I decided that it I wanted it to change i had to get up and participate. I joined a gym and started weightlifting and have continued that for several months . I have my function back. I love going and will continue that for a long time. I have weaned off antidepressant medication. I love worship music, it’s where I connect the most. I have been going to all the concerts I can. I love that it feels like a giant church service. I am coming out of all this and truly finding who God wants me to be. I am attending Bible study. More involved at church, working in the nursery, volunteering at the food bank, compassion clinic and other things at church. I’m being intentional about making people feel seen. I’m stepping outside my comfort zone and trying new things like line dancing. I’m beginning not to care about what others think but what God thinks. I’m being intentional with my job and how i can best take care of my patients and their families. I could have let what happened bring me down , but i decided to use it as a stepping stone and rise up. When i get to work in the morning i listen to Forrest Frank’s song Good Day, it helps me get in the right mindset before i go in and serve those families. I still have struggles and some tough things in my life. But God is always there with me. Spirit 105.3 has always been such an encouragement to me also, all the hosts are such a bright light for Jesus! Keep shining bright! Thank you for letting me share
Praise the Lord for what he is doing in your life. Thank you for sharing your heart Jana. We are continuing to pray for you and so grateful you are part of the family.
My church (Jesus’s church) is going through persecution right now and I would love some prayer for the body of Christ. Lord, please watch over everyone and help with this time of the unknown and let us trust in you always. Thank you for being a sovereign Lord. I love you.