Hey friend! I’m Amber. I’m so glad you’re here!
Here’s a little bit about me & the heart behind why I do what I do ↓
Amber’s story
I’ve loved Jesus for as long as I can remember. I was raised in a Christian home and dedicated my life to Him at a young age, even witnessing lots of miracles signs and wonders along the way. Yet it wasn’t until high school that my faith became personal in a new way. I didn’t want to just believe in Jesus. I wanted to follow Him. In my junior year, I went from being someone who simply prayed for personal benefit to someone who wanted to go out and make disciples of all nations.
Senior year, students were given the opportunity to join a co-op and intern somewhere that might shape their future. I had no idea what I wanted to do. One day, a teacher of mine approached me and recommended the local Christian radio station in our town. At the time I was really shy–so shy that posting a bible verse on Instagram felt huge, but I decided to check it out figuring I’d be doing social media or computer work in the background… Until my first day when one of the radio hosts hit me with these words, “Get ready, Amber, you’re going on air in two minutes!”
I fell in love with talking to a microphone knowing there was someone on the other side who was looking for encouragement, a laugh, or a really great worship song to encounter Jesus with. After graduation, the radio station hired me as a full-time radio host, social media manager and assistant programmer. I hosted a show every evening from 4pm-6pm called, “On Air with Amber”. It usually started with, “You’re listening to On Air with Amber and I just so happen to be Amber!”
That season showed me what I was made for: learning more about the Lord and sharing it with others. Knowing I could brighten someone’s day was (and is) so fulfilling.
I enjoyed having a creative outlet, so I studied visual arts at New Brunswick College of Craft & Design and graduated with a certificate. Then I made a big girl move–really a big God move–to Newberg, Oregon in 2021 to study Graphic Design and Theology at George Fox University. But after a year, COVID closed that door. I went back home to Eastern Canada where I stepped into retail management and started a podcast so I could keep spreading the Good News.
In fall 2025, God brought me back to Oregon with the same mission I had in that radio studio: to tell people about the heart of the King who died to save them. That mission is still the reason I share. The good news is too good to keep!
when the news is just too good, You can’t help but share.
There is a story in 2 Kings 7 about four men who thought their story was over. Their city was starving. Hope felt gone. So they walked toward what looked like the end, believing they had nothing left to lose.
And then God did what only God can do.
They found an empty enemy camp, filled with food and provision. What should have been death became abundance. They ate. They breathed again. Joy came rushing in. Then they realized something even better: this wasn’t just rescue for them. It was rescue for everyone.
They couldn’t keep it to themselves. The news was too good. Too kind. Too full of life. So they ran back to the city and shared it—and people who thought they were finished were suddenly filled.
That is what Jesus has done. The Gospel is not just information. It is the kind of news that changes everything. The kind that finds you in a hard place and says there is still more. There is still hope. There is still life with Him.
And when you have tasted that kind of goodness, you can’t stay quiet.
That is why I share. That is why this podcast exists. Because the good news of Jesus really does get better—and it was never meant to be kept.