About The Show

Started in 2001, the MAD Christian Radio Show quickly spread from a show played on the local Christian radio station in Timmins to one that is aired across the globe.

Listen to the MAD Christian Radio Show with host Kristen McNulty to hear the latest in Christian rock, music news, contests, interviews and of course our Impact Devotional.

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MAD April 17, 2024
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Something To Think About

"“But blessed are those who trust in the Lord and have made the Lord their hope and confidence. They are like trees planted along a riverbank, with roots that reach deep into the water. Such trees are not bothered by the heat or worried by long months of drought. Their leaves stay green, and they never stop producing fruit." Jeremiah 17:7-8

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MAD Playlist

Behold the Beloved - Toxic Lullabies (4:36)
Memphis May Fire - The Old Me (3:09)
Nine Lashes - Galaxy (3:09)
Red - The Evening Hate (4:47)
As We Are - Paralyzed (3:36)

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Latest Music News

  • Skillet

    Skillet Heading Down Under

    Skillet has announced they will be heading to Australia for a tour this April. The tour kicks of in Sydney and includes stops in Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth.

  • Disciple

    Disciple Releases New Music Video

    Disciple has released a powerful new music video for their song Promise To Live. Find it on the bands socials.

  • Matt Sassano

    Matt Sassano Drops New Single

    What's behind the picture-perfect facade of your happy family? That's the question Matt poses with his new single, Happy Family, now available.

Impact Devotional

Flat On our Back

I learned something about sheep recently. I read an article online which talked about what happens when sheep find themselves tipped over. So apparently, yes, this is a thing. It seems that if sheep have a heavy wool coat or are pregnant, the extra weight throws off their balance and they can find themselves on their backs, unable to get back up again. This is a dangerous thing as not only does it leave them vulnerable to predators, but if a sheep is down too long, it will die from suffocation. This condition, known to shepherds as being "cast", leaves the sheep helpless and flailing its legs in the air and unable to right itself again. The role of the shepherd is to keep watch over their sheep carefully and immediately come to the aid of any sheep in the cast position, unable to get back up on their own.

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