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Aug 1, 2026 30 min

The Ache to be Known

from Bill Vanderbush Hosted by Bill Vanderbush

This is not a Psalm about God’s controlling surveillance. It is a Psalm about God’s intimate, relentless, affectionate knowing. It is the song of a person who has discovered that the One who formed him in the dark is the same One who walks with him in the light. The fact that God knows you is not a threat, it's the safest place in the universe.

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FrontLine Valerie French Pastor Valerie French is a graduate of Southern California Bible College in 1979' with a Bachelor of Arts Degree (BA) in Religion with an emphasis in Biblical Studies and Theology. Valerie worked for many years as a technical writer, illustrator and graphic artist. She joined Spiritual Freedom Church in 2009' and became an ordained minister in 2013'. Valerie married Pastor Bill French in 2016' and her and Pastor Bill started the Luke 418 Church that same year. In 2018, Pastor Bill and Valerie French launched Luke 418 Radio Broadcast 24/7 Christian Radio and anointed Christian music station preaching the Kingdom of God, doing Inner Healing and Deliverance and educating the Body of Christ how to live productive and victorious Christian lives in true holiness and righteousness. Valerie is a DJ on the Frontline Talk Show every Wednesday where she and her sister minister Barbara Lee enjoy teaching in depth biblical truths as well as revealing the devils schemes. Valerie and her twin sister

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