Friends of Sinners

Angel here and my husband, Joe, is in long term recovery from drug addiction. Yesterday marked his 10-year sobriety date and I could not be more proud to be his wife and walk hand in hand on the journey in life as he celebrates this incredible milestone.

At the end of 2019 Owensboro's Julius Maddox broke the All-Time World Raw Bench Press Record lifting 744 pounds. This weekend he set a brand new world record of 770 pounds Here's the amazing video!

Giving Tuesday is a day of giving to non-profit organizations or those in need recognized all over the world following Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Earlier this year Owensboro's Julius Maddox broke the All-Time American Raw Bench Press Record lifting a whopping 739.6 pounds. Today he crushed the World Record lifting 744 pounds. Here's the amazing video!

Owensboro's Julius Maddox did it! He ventured off the Mountain Valley, CA and set his sights on the World Record in Raw Bench Press and he BROKE IT-->

Owensboro's Julius Maddox is currently ranked #1 in the world for raw bench press. This weekend he will attempt to break the world record at Boss of Bosses in Mountain View, CA.

Friends of Sinners Recovery Program will be hosting their annual Unchained concert at Chautauqua Park this Saturday and it's completely FREE to the public!

Come have lunch with us today on the WBKR front lawn and support Friends of Sinners. They'll even deliver lunch to your office. We've got the menu HERE.

Owensboro's Julius Maddox is currently ranked #1 in the world for raw bench press. This weekend he will travel to Corpus Christi to attempt to break the world record.

Pastor Steven Kidd of Matthews Table here in Owensboro lived most of his life in and out of jail. Today he is living his life as a Pastor, working full-time, and raising a family and he is sharing his story with us.

Julius Maddox of Owensboro is a World Ranked Weightlifter. His journey to the top has not been an easy one because of the choices he made in life. He is sharing his redemption story with us.

Daviess County Jailer, Art Maglinger, has been in law enforcement since he was 22 years old. He's personally witnessed the effects of drug addiction on our community and is sharing his experience with us.