WBHY 840 AM
103.3 FM - 103.5 FMChristian Talk Radio
Faith for life. Wisdom for today.
Wherever you are in your day—or in your walk of faith—WBHY 840 is here to encourage you along the way. Tune in for Christian teaching, meaningful conversation, and programs that inform, inspire, and help you grow.
What will I hear on WBHY 840?
WBHY 840 offers Christian teaching, talk, news, and conversation throughout the week, with programs from respected voices including Chuck Swindoll, Tony Evans, David Jeremiah, Charles Stanley, John MacArthur, Kerby Anderson, and others. With a full schedule of programs each week, there’s always an opportunity to listen, learn, and be encouraged.
How can I listen to WBHY 840?
You can tune in to WBHY at 840 AM, as well as on our FM translator frequencies: 103.3 FM in Spanish Fort and 103.5 FM in Mobile. These additional FM signals make it easier for listeners throughout the area to enjoy WBHY’s Christian talk and teaching programming.
What is an FM translator?
An FM translator receives the signal from a primary radio station and rebroadcasts it on another frequency. This helps extend the station’s reach and provides another way to listen in areas where the original AM signal may be weaker. WBHY’s FM translators operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Point of View Daily
1:00-3:00 pm on WBHY
Since 1972, Point of View has brought a biblical perspective to the issues shaping our culture. Join Kerby Anderson and the Point of View team for thoughtful conversations and interviews with faith leaders, authors, subject-matter experts, and other influential voices.
Did you know?
Many Americans assume that the most common way of experiencing the Christian faith is by attending a church service. A nationwide survey by the Barna Research Group, of Ventura, California, reports a different conclusion.
A greater number of adults experience the Christian faith through Christian media, such as radio, television or books, than attend Christian churches.
The new study states that slightly more than six out of ten American adults (63%) attended a church service during the past month. In contrast, two out of every three adults (67%) used at least one of three forms of religious media—radio, television or books—for a dose of the Christian faith in the past month.
In raw numbers, about 132 million adults have been to a church service compared to 141 million using Christian media.