Podcast appearances and mentions of Jesus Film Project

This FamilyLife Today episode, hosted by Dave and Ann Wilson, continues the discussion of "The Road to Kay Luma," a five-part audio drama produced by FamilyLife, Cru, and Jesus Film Project. Co-creators Perry Wilson and Landon Holly share insights into the drama's development, inspired by the Prodigal Son parable, reimagined in a fantasy world from the perspective of the prodigal's grandson, Orric. The episode explores family dynamics, parental expectations, and the pressure children feel to perform, with personal anecdotes from the hosts and creators. Clips highlight the drama's immersive storytelling, music, and characters, emphasizing its role in fostering family discussions. A discussion guide is introduced to aid parents and children in vulnerable conversations about identity and approval. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/84/29

This FamilyLife Today episode, hosted by Dave and Ann Wilson, continues the discussion of "The Road to Kay Luma," a five-part audio drama produced by FamilyLife, Cru, and Jesus Film Project. Co-creators Perry Wilson and Landon Holly share insights into the drama's development, inspired by the Prodigal Son parable, reimagined in a fantasy world from the perspective of the prodigal's grandson, Orric. The episode explores family dynamics, parental expectations, and the pressure children feel to perform, with personal anecdotes from the hosts and creators. Clips highlight the drama's immersive storytelling, music, and characters, emphasizing its role in fostering family discussions. A discussion guide is introduced to aid parents and children in vulnerable conversations about identity and approval. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/84/29

On this FamilyLife Today episode, hosted by Dave and Ann Wilson, we introduce you to "The Road to Kaeluma," a five-part audio drama by FamilyLife, Cru, and Jesus Film Project. Co-creators Perry Wilson and Landon Hawley discuss its inspiration from the Prodigal Son parable, reimagined in a fantasy world from the prodigal's grandson's perspective. The episode features clips showcasing high-quality production, epic music, and compelling characters. Themes include grace, family dynamics, and spiritual growth, with personal stories from the hosts and creators connecting to the parable. The drama aims to spark family discussions on faith. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/84/29

On this FamilyLife Today episode, hosted by Dave and Ann Wilson, we introduce you to "The Road to Kaeluma," a five-part audio drama by FamilyLife, Cru, and Jesus Film Project. Co-creators Perry Wilson and Landon Hawley discuss its inspiration from the Prodigal Son parable, reimagined in a fantasy world from the prodigal's grandson's perspective. The episode features clips showcasing high-quality production, epic music, and compelling characters. Themes include grace, family dynamics, and spiritual growth, with personal stories from the hosts and creators connecting to the parable. The drama aims to spark family discussions on faith. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/84/29

Sponsored by WatersEdge: Invest with purpose? With WatersEdge Kingdom Investments, you can! We offer great rates that multiply your resources and build churches. Learn more at: https://bit.ly/3CxWtFzTop headlines for Friday, April 11, 2025We delve into the controversial decision by the Trump administration to withdraw non-essential funding from the Maine Department of Corrections, following their contentious move to admit a male inmate into a women's prison. Next, we discuss the expanding network of Christian higher education as Illinois-based Trinity Evangelical Divinity School announces its new affiliation with Trinity Western University in Canada, creating a cross-border academic powerhouse. Plus, we journey back in time with archaeologists as they uncover compelling evidence that sheds new light on the biblical Battle of Megiddo, bringing fresh insights to one of history's legendary conflicts.00:11 Trump admin. defunds Maine for allowing murder in women's prison01:07 NC county asks court to dismiss JD Greear megachurch's lawsuit02:05 Jesus Film Project reaches 2,200 languages with new translation02:58 Sponsor Message WatersEdge03:56 Hamas calls to be removed from UK terror list05:01 Trinity Evangelical Divinity School merges with Canadian college06:02 Archaeologists find evidence of Bible account Battle of Megiddo06:52 Pentecostal pastor thwarts arson attack on churchSubscribe to this PodcastApple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsOvercastFollow Us on Social Media@ChristianPost on TwitterChristian Post on Facebook@ChristianPostIntl on InstagramSubscribe on YouTubeGet the Edifi AppDownload for iPhoneDownload for AndroidSubscribe to Our NewsletterSubscribe to the Freedom Post, delivered every Monday and ThursdayClick here to get the top headlines delivered to your inbox every morning!Links to the NewsTrump admin. defunds Maine for allowing murder in women's prison | PoliticsNC county asks court to dismiss JD Greear megachurch's lawsuit | U.S.Jesus Film Project reaches 2,200 languages with new translation | Church & MinistriesHamas calls to be removed from UK terror list | WorldTrinity Evangelical Divinity School merges with Canadian college | EducationArchaeologists find evidence of Bible account Battle of Megiddo | WorldPentecostal pastor thwarts arson attack on church | World

Kari's Top 5 CliftonStrengths are:  Woo, Activator, Communication, Connectedness & Developer  In 1998, at her first Cru Winter Conference, Kari stood to her feet as Bill Bright laid out a challenge inviting students to fully surrender their lives to Christ. Though she had no idea what that meant at the time, it launched her toward a life of connecting others to Jesus. Kari spent 15 years with Cru's campus ministry, leading teams in Texas and Oklahoma, but it was her time in Ethiopia that shaped her heart for the world. Gripped by a desire to reach the unreached, she spent five years as a Global Missions Director before joining Jesus Film Project in 2017. (total yrs on staff 24) Kari's love for connecting the body of Christ to kingdom resources along with her experience serving in Global Partnerships, Global Expansion, and Digital Strategies naturally led to her current role as Director of Global Expansion. She brings two decades of experience to her role and a passion for seeing the Great Commission fulfilled. When she isn't on a plane, she enjoys hosting others in her Atlanta home. You might stop by for a bowl of jambalaya but you'll stay for a life-giving dose of southern hospitality. Learn About The Jesus Film Follow Kari on Instagram Follow Kari on Facebook Find out your strengths by taking the CliftonStrengths Top 5 Assessment   Workshops and Coaching with Barbara Culwell Subscribe & Leave a Review on Embrace Your Strengths      

Tracy and Chris interview Tez Brooks in this episode of Next Step Leadership. Tez brings a unique, but fitting perspective for the podcast's audience. An author, life coach, missionary, filmmaker, and servant leader, Tez tells his story. He knows about family, divorce, raising children by himself while in ministry, departing for a season from vocational ministry, working in law enforcement, and adjusting to drastic life changes. He's done a wonderful job letting God guide him through a variety of endeavors, while developing many skills in the process. Tez remarried and began serving with Cru and the Jesus Film Project. Through his leadership, communication, and writing, Tez has influenced many lives. Learn from his wisdom, his compassion, and his willingness to develop new skills. Let his story bring positive changes into your own life. Find ways God can tell His story through you, just as He has through Tez. https://tezbrooks.com/

Guest: Jennifer Eshleman HuffOrganization: Campus Crusade for ChristPosition: Communication Coordinator for her.BibleTopic: an update on the impact and growth of the JESUS Film Project, which was led by her late father, Paul Eshleman. She also wrote the Foreward to the revised book I Just Saw Jesus: The Story Behind the Film God is Using To Help Everyone, Everywhere Meet Jesus, released to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the film's release. And, there was discussion of The Animated Story of Jesus, due out in 2026.Website: jesusfilm.org

Guest: Jennifer Eshleman HuffOrganization: Campus Crusade for ChristPosition: Communication Coordinator for her.BibleTopic: an update on the impact and growth of the JESUS Film Project, which was led by her late father, Paul Eshleman. She also wrote the Foreward to the revised book I Just Saw Jesus: The Story Behind the Film God is Using To Help Everyone, Everywhere Meet Jesus, released to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the film's release. And, there was discussion of The Animated Story of Jesus, due out in 2026.Website: jesusfilm.org

On this podcast, Keith welcomes a missionary who desires to remain anonymous to discuss the work he is doing and the issues he has with The Jesus Film Project, a ministry which uses a film about Jesus as an evangelistic tool. Here are the links mentioned in the video: The Jesus Film Project Video: https://www.missionary.com/articles/we-need-to-talk-about-the-jesus-film To learn more about Radius International click here: https://radiusinternational.org/ For Brooks Busers' article on 'Four Lanes in Missions' that was mentioned, click here: https://www.9marks.org/article/a-better-way-to-look-at-missions/ For a recent follow up article in which Mark Dever zooms in on the importance of churches focusing on Lane Four, click here: https://www.missionary.com/articles/dont-overlook-the-unreached To check out the book mentioned, "No Shortcut to Success: A Manifesto for Modern Missions," go here: https://www.crossway.org/books/no-shortcut-to-success-tpb/ DON'T FORGET! Partner with ‪@ConversationswithaCalvinist‬ Join the SuperiorTheology Club on Youtube. You can get the smallest Bible available on the market, which can be used for all kinds of purposes, by visiting TinyBibles.com and when you buy, use the coupon code KEITH for a discount. Buy our shirts and hats: https://yourcalvinist.creator-spring.com Visit us at KeithFoskey.com If you need a great website, check out fellowshipstudios.com SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OUR SHOW SUPPORTERS!!! Support the Show: buymeacoffee.com/Yourcalvinist

Amanda Roth is a graduate of North Central University (NCU), where she played softball for the Rams. During her time at NCU, Roth finished her career inside the top five in program history in hits, runs, triples, games played, batting average, and total bases. Following her time at North Central, Roth worked as an Addiction Recovery Coach in Minneapolis, Minnesota, an Administrative Assistant for the Jesus Film Project, and, most recently as the Women's Engagement and Academy Coach for Uncommon Sports Group. Roth is currently transitioning into a role with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter based out of Minneapolis.    In this episode, Roth reflects on her playing career at NCU, how her friendships helped form a firm foundation in her walk with Christ, taking a risk to leave her Graduate Assistantship position, and on what the future holds with her and FCA.  

Vita Artreche is a Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) that has worked in countless events ranging from conferences, trade shows, weddings, and fundraisers. She is currently the Conference Director for Jesus Film Project where she leads the event team with day to day operations, strategy, and professional development. This was such a fun conversation. For about a decade, I worked in the hospitality/convention industry with an audio visual company so being able to share stories with Vita brought back so many memories (the good, the bad, the stressful and everything in between) I absolutely loved hearing about Vita's wisdom when it comes to setting high quality standards, yet employing empathy and teamwork during the entire event planning process. Her ability in finding collaborative ways to digest creative vision, and execute while being able to effectively set expectations is truly an art. Enjoy this chat! About this Podcast : Craft Talk is a collection of interviews with people of different disciplines ranging from creativity, business, and lifestyle. By diving into my guest's story and learning about how they approach their craft, I hope that these conversations help you find different ways to improve your own! Say hi to me on Instagram @crafttalk.notes Website -  crafttalk.net

We are releasing podcast interviews with our missionaries prior to their GO Time weekend, so you can catch up with them before you see them at an event. The purpose of our podcast is to meet the missionaries and hear what they're up to. They will also share a few ways you can be partnering with them in prayer. I encourage you to take time to pray for each missionary when the episode ends. This episode features our missionaries, David and Karen Bradley. They live in Flordia and are partnered with the Jesus Film Project. They stepped into full-time missions work 26 years ago, after attending Faith for 11 years and being sent out to begin their time with the Jesus Film! Their GO Time weekend is July 12-15. You can find their full schedule of events on our website: faithchurchindy.com/gotime.

Ever feel like you're constantly running on empty, struggling to find the energy to connect with your partner? Could be the feeling of being numb or snapping at them for no reason. Find out how to revive your marriage with Tim and Kathy Bush as they discuss the signs that a marriage needs recharging. Show Notes and Resources Connect with Tim and Kathy Bush and catch more of their thoughts at warroomministries.com, and on Facebook and Instgram @warroomministry And grab Tim and Kathy Bush's book, Sex on the First Date: A Story of a Broken Beginning to a Radically Transformed Marriage. Want to hear more episodes by Tim and Kathy Bush, listen here! And grab Bob Lepine's book, "12 Things You (Probably) Didn't Know About Easter" in our shop. This week, for a donation of any size, we'll send you it as our way of saying a huge "Thank you!" for partnering with us toward stronger families around the world. Resurrection Eggs for Kids: Make Easter memorable! Enjoy a fun egg hunt tradition with storybook, symbols, stickers, and Jesus Film Project videos. Donate to FamilyLife Today! Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources from our past podcasts. Find more content and resources on the FamilyLife's app! Help others find FamilyLife. Leave a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. Check out all the FamilyLife's podcasts on the FamilyLife Podcast Network

Let's face it, this past year has been tough. Finding peace in the storm can feel like an uphill battle. Author's Tim and Kathy Bush have been through a lot, they found hope in Psalm 23. Answering questions like, What does the Lord is my shepherd actually mean? and Can I found hope in God? They found a hidden gem that holds all the answers, all the peace we crave, even in the toughest times. Trust me, it's worth exploring. Show Notes and Resources Connect with Tim and Kathy Bush and catch more of their thoughts at warroomministries.com, and on Facebook and Instgram @warroomministry And grab Tim and Kathy Bush's book, Sex on the First Date: A Story of a Broken Beginning to a Radically Transformed Marriage. Want to hear more episodes by Tim and Kathy Bush, listen here! And grab Bob Lepine's book, "12 Things You (Probably) Didn't Know About Easter" in our shop. This week, for a donation of any size, we'll send you it as our way of saying a huge "Thank you!" for partnering with us toward stronger families around the world. Resurrection Eggs for Kids: Make Easter memorable! Enjoy a fun egg hunt tradition with storybook, symbols, stickers, and Jesus Film Project videos. Donate to FamilyLife Today! Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources from our past podcasts. Find more content and resources on the FamilyLife's app! Help others find FamilyLife. Leave a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. Check out all the FamilyLife's podcasts on the FamilyLife Podcast Network

Can you really keep that deep, real connection with your spouse when life's throwing a million things at you? Between work, dinner, kids, and endless scrolling on our phones, it feels like there's never a moment to just breathe, let alone - connect. But don't worry, Tim and Kathy Bush are here to teach how to keep the emotional connection even when life's busy. Let's dive in and learn how to make each other a priority when things get crazy! Show Notes and Resources Connect with Tim and Kathy Bush and catch more of their thoughts at warroomministries.com, and on Facebook and Instgram @warroomministry And grab Tim and Kathy Bush's book, Sex on the First Date: A Story of a Broken Beginning to a Radically Transformed Marriage. Want to hear more episodes by Tim and Kathy Bush, listen here! And grab Bob Lepine's book, "12 Things You (Probably) Didn't Know About Easter" in our shop. This week, for a donation of any size, we'll send you it as our way of saying a huge "Thank you!" for partnering with us toward stronger families around the world. Resurrection Eggs for Kids: Make Easter memorable! Enjoy a fun egg hunt tradition with storybook, symbols, stickers, and Jesus Film Project videos. Donate to FamilyLife Today! Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources from our past podcasts. Find more content and resources on the FamilyLife's app! Help others find FamilyLife. Leave a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. Check out all the FamilyLife's podcasts on the FamilyLife Podcast Network

Ever felt buried by grief? Andrew Peterson, artist of "The Resurrection Letters," shares hope in the face of suffering or loss. Every lyric guides parents in understanding the purpose of grief, while also explaining to children the significance of Jesus' death and resurrection. Learn about his path through suffering to resurrection. Show Notes and Resources Learn more about Andrew at andrew-peterson.com And grab Bob Lepine's book, "12 Things You (Probably) Didn't Know About Easter" in our shop. This week, for a donation of any size, we'll send you it as our way of saying a huge "Thank you!" for partnering with us toward stronger families around the world. Resurrection Eggs for Kids: Make Easter memorable! Enjoy a fun egg hunt tradition with storybook, symbols, stickers, and Jesus Film Project videos. Intrigued by today's episode? Think deeper about Easter. Donate to FamilyLife Today! Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources from our past podcasts. Find more content and resources on the FamilyLife's app! Help others find FamilyLife. Leave a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. Check out all the FamilyLife's podcasts on the FamilyLife Podcast Network

Easter! Is there more than candy and egg hunts? Bob Lepine breaks it down in his book "Twelve Things You Probably Didn't Know about Easter," revealing the real deal behind this holiday. Let's dive in to find out what makes Easter more than just a day of celebration. Show Notes and Resources Connect with Bob Lepine and catch more of their thoughts at https://www.truthforlife.org, and on Instagram and Facebook. And grab Bob Lepine's book, "12 Things You (Probably) Didn't Know About Easter" in our shop. This week, for a donation of any size, we'll send you it as our way of saying a huge "Thank you!" for partnering with us toward stronger families around the world. Resurrection Eggs for Kids: Make Easter memorable! Enjoy a fun egg hunt tradition with storybook, symbols, stickers, and Jesus Film Project videos. Intrigued by today's episode? Think deeper about Easter. Want to hear more episodes by Bob Lepine, listen here! Donate to FamilyLife Today! Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources from our past podcasts. Find more content and resources on the FamilyLife's app! Help others find FamilyLife. Leave a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. Check out all the FamilyLife's podcasts on the FamilyLife Podcast Network

Stepparenting is hard, especially after loss of a family member. Ron Deal understands how blending a family can be hard, and in his book 'Preparing to Blend,' crafted for engaged or pre-engaged couples with kids from previous relationships, he guides you through the journey of combining loss and love, touching on wedding planning and communication. Show Notes and Resources Connect with Ron Deal and catch more of his thoughts at rondeal.org/about, and on X @RonLDeal and Facebook @SmartStepfamilies and @FamilyLifeBlended And grab Ron Deal's book "Preparing to Blend", in our shop. Listen to the full episode of on FamilyLife Blended Intrigued by today's episode? Think deeper about blending families. Want to hear more episodes by Ron Deal, listen here! Join the Robbins in exploring five must-have conversations on finances, sex, God, family, and the future in our all new Preparing for Marriage study! Resurrection Eggs for Kids: Make Easter memorable! Enjoy a fun egg hunt tradition with storybook, symbols, stickers, and Jesus Film Project videos. Free with any donation! Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources from our past podcasts. Find more content and resources on the FamilyLife's app! Help others find FamilyLife. Leave a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. Check out all the FamilyLife's podcasts on the FamilyLife Podcast Network

Crave that forever love? David and Meg Robbins are here to support you with tips on tackling relationship hurdles and blending families. They've got some awesome Christian marriage resources to guide you through the twists and turns, helping you rediscover those sweet little things about your future spouse from the time you met. Show Notes and Resources Want to hear more episodes by David and Meg, listen here! Want to hear more about David and Meg's engagement plus marriage journey? They share in Preparing For Marriage: must-have conversations for anyone getting ready for the big day. Resurrection Eggs for Kids: Make Easter memorable! Enjoy a fun egg hunt tradition with storybook, symbols, stickers, and Jesus Film Project videos. Free with any donation! Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources from our past podcasts. Find more content and resources on the FamilyLife's app! Help others find FamilyLife. Leave a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. Check out all the FamilyLife's podcasts on the FamilyLife Podcast Network

The anticipation for your big day is overwhelming. Have you discussed anything besides the wedding details? In-laws, finances, baggage? Don't worry! David and Meg Robbins share insights they wish they'd had before marriage. To make sure you're all set for your big day, grab their book "Preparing for Marriage". Show Notes and Resources Want to hear more episodes by David and Meg, listen here! Want to hear more about David and Meg's engagement plus marriage journey? They share in Preparing For Marriage: must-have conversations for anyone getting ready for the big day. Resurrection Eggs for Kids: Make Easter memorable! Enjoy a fun egg hunt tradition with storybook, symbols, stickers, and Jesus Film Project videos. Free with any donation! Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources from our past podcasts. Find more content and resources on the FamilyLife's app! Help others find FamilyLife. Leave a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. Check out all the FamilyLife's podcasts on the FamilyLife Podcast Network

You're getting married soon....or your new to this marriage thing. David and Meg Robbins give pointers on diving into those must-have conversations about money, sex, in-laws and more. Helping you get ready for more than the wedding day—a lifetime of marriage. Pick up their book "Preparing for Marriage" to ensure you're prepared for your big day! Show Notes and Resources Want to hear more episodes by David and Meg, listen here! Want to hear more about David and Meg's engagement plus marriage journey? They share in Preparing For Marriage: must-have conversations for anyone getting ready for the big day. Resurrection Eggs for Kids: Make Easter memorable! Enjoy a fun egg hunt tradition with storybook, symbols, stickers, and Jesus Film Project videos. Free with any donation! Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources from our past podcasts. Find more content and resources on the FamilyLife's app! Help others find FamilyLife. Leave a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify. Check out all the FamilyLife's podcasts on the FamilyLife Podcast Network

Listen at the top of this third hour as Dr. Don Welch talks with us about his book The Responsive Marriage: Finding the Path Out of Reactivity, a wonderful tool to help us grow in marriage. The Welch Family Therapy Institute (WFTI) was founded by Dr. Welch, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Sex Therapist with over 30 years of experience in the fields of mental health and relationship skills. Dr. Welch founded the Center for Enriching Relationships (CER) in 2002 which currently operates ten (10) sites with thirty (30) therapists and fifty (50) university students in training serving thousands of clients throughout San Diego, California. Dr. Welch oversees a partnership between CER and Point Loma Nazarene University to train and provide clinical hours to students in the Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling program. He is a published author, university professor, and speaker at conferences, churches, retreats, and seminars throughout the United States. He holds a bachelor’s degree, three (3) master’s degrees, and a doctorate degree. To wrap up today's show, Josh Newell from The Jesus Film Project joins us to share some exciting news! Josh brings a range of experience to the role of executive director of Jesus Film Project. Shortly after graduating from Indiana University, he and his wife, Holly, joined staff with Campus Crusade for Christ® as part of the first JESUS film short-term recording team. Through that experience, they developed a heart for the Muslim world and worked with Bible translation partners in the Middle East to translate new versions of the JESUS film. After moving their family to serve in the North Africa, Middle East, and Central Asia area, Josh began to lead the Global Church Movements (GCM) for Campus Crusade. In 2013 Josh received his Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Virginia Darden School of Business, and joined Jesus Film Project as director of Marketing Communications and U.S. Strategy. He and Holly have four children. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's Quick Start podcast: NEWS: 2024 Election Kicks Off in Iowa Next Week, 2nd Major Storm Heading for Northeast, Jesus Film Project MAIN THING: Persecution in Nigeria LAST THING: Matthew 5:16 SHOW LINKS: NEW PODCAST ALERT!! CBN Newsmakers Podcast CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE AND LISTEN Real Clear Politics poll tracking website CLICK HERE CBN News https://www2.cbn.com/news Faithwire https://www.faithwire.com/ CBN News YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@CBNnewsonline Email us! QuickStartPodcast@cbn.org

From the Jesus Film Project, the Global Marketing Director for the 2025 release of the film, Animated Story of Jesus, Geoff Peters, described the purpose and concept for this new version of the film depicting the life of Jesus, during the week following the launch event in three cities in November, 2023. You can learn more at jesus.film.

From the Jesus Film Project, the Global Marketing Director for the 2025 release of the film, Animated Story of Jesus, Geoff Peters, described the purpose and concept for this new version of the film depicting the life of Jesus, during the week following the launch event in three cities in November, 2023. You can learn more at jesus.film.

 UN Teacher Accusations, Alleged Sexual Misconduct in Religion, School Trans-Case, and 'Jesus'Film Revamp: Controversies UnravelledTop headlines for Wednesday, December 6, 2023In this episode, we begin by untangling conflicting reports around a UN teacher accused of harboring a Hamas hostage, and explore why the UN has called the allegations unsubstantiated. Then, we delve into allegations against International House of Prayer founder, Mike Bickle, as we examine claims that he used scripture to keep a young woman in a secret, complex relationship. Shifting focus, we investigate a Wisconsin school district accused of ignoring a sexual harassment complaint involving a trans-identifying student, sparking a conversation on how schools handle these complex issues. Lastly, we lift the mood as we chat with attendees celebrating the 2025 release of the animated film Jesus at the Museum of the Bible in Washington D.C., a reimagination of the influential 1979 film. Subscribe to this Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Overcast Follow Us on Social Media @ChristianPost on Twitter Christian Post on Facebook @ChristianPostIntl on Instagram Subscribe on YouTube Get the Edifi App Download for iPhone Download for Android Subscribe to Our Newsletter Subscribe to the Freedom Post, delivered every Monday and Thursday Click here to get the top headlines delivered to your inbox every morning! Links to the News UN teacher accused of holding Hamas hostage in attic | World News Hamas terrorists raped women, used shovel to behead victim | World News Mike Bickle accuser says they did everything except have sex | Church & Ministries News School district investigated after trans student exposes penis | Education News Americans put the holiday hurt on Disney, Target | Voice Kentucky VA pulls Bible from POW/MIA table after complaint | U.S. News ‘A solemn day': 51 Illinois churches leave the UMC | Church & Ministries News Jesus Film Project to release new animated film after 4 decades | Church & Ministries News

Philippine president blames “foreign terrorists” for bomb blast that killed four Catholic worshippers Sunday...Pope Francis still ailing...and Jesus Film Project announces launch of their latest cinematic undertaking.

Today's HeadlinesWorld ignores Sudan, God still movingWhat does Christmas look like in China?Record-breaking Jesus Film Project unveils new innovative animated film, JESUS (2025), in Washington D.C.

Medhat, a Muslim man from Cairo experienced his vision of Jesus and the fire of God healing his body just after watching The Jesus Film. Josh Newell, the Executive Director of The Jesus Film Project joins us to share about these astonishing works of Jesus through The Jesus Film! Josh has “God so loved the world” beating in his chest. Before becoming the head of the Jesus Film Project, Josh and his bride, Holly, served in North Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia, bringing the gospel to Muslim people groups through The Jesus Film. Josh shares Medhat’s jaw-dropping story, he also shares when his future wife Holly led him to the foot of the cross. There’s also the story of 13 kidnap victims who were saved from certain execution by Jesus through The Jesus Film. Also, God delights to use the simple and weak things of the world to confound the wise. That’s the story of The Jesus Film. Then the Vietnamese woman who knew nothing of Jesus except that his came to her mind and she googled it. Next, the 2100th translation of the Jesus Film! For the Waorani tribe who were originally reached through the martyrdom of Jim Elliot. And last, how long until The Jesus Film is translated into the remaining 4500 plus languages of the world? Josh’s audacious vision! The Jesus Film Project is a Media Ministry whose passion is to bring the gospel to every person in the world in their own heart language.Support the show: https://give.moodyradio.org/fall-share?v=def&appeal=MRWM&_gl=1%2a142i9we%2a_ga%2aNTE4MTE5MmUtY2U1Yy00YmQ3LWU4MmUtNjEwYTQ5YzAyODRj%2a_ga_4WH1937046%2aMTY5NTExODEwMS4yOTkuMC4xNjk1MTE4MTAxLjYwLjAuMA..&_ga=2.197426156.215784306.1695059984-1182841406.166859587See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's HeadlinesRebel alliance threatens Myanmar military governmentPersecution leads to pioneering in Chinese churchesHow The Jesus Film is reaching northern Ghana

Ini ialah siri video perbincangan bersama dengan beberapa ahli persekutuan pengajian Alkitab #DugDownDeep dimana kami berkongsi tentang apa yang telah kami pelajari, renungan peribadi, dan hal yang boleh diaplikasi melalui Injil Lukas. Dalam video ini, kita akan melihat Lukas bab 4 ayat 16 hingga 30: • Klip pendek dari "Jesus Film Project" 0:00 • Pengenalan & Ringkasan 1:30 • Secara keseluruhan, apa tentang karakter Yesus yang menarik perhatian kamu? 3:10 • Apakah antara perkhabaran "khabar baik" Yesus yang jarang kamu dengar atau kurang diambil perhatian masakini? 8:55 • Apa tentang sifat manusia yang kamu perhatikan dalam petikan ini? Bagaimana ia boleh diubah/diatasi? 19:15 • Apa yang kamu akan bawa balik dari perbincangan ini 28:35 _____________ Untuk mengkaji petikan ini dengan lebih mendalam lagi, dengar episod podcast ini: Yesus Mesias Membaca & Menggenapi Kitab Suci

Today, we're continuing the conversation that we began last week with Scott Brill, the Chief Financial Officer at Young Life, and Mark Tjernagel, the CFO for Cru. These two seasoned CFOs have given us a behind-the-scenes look at the role of the Chief Financial Officer and a nonprofit organization and how that role is changed over the years.  Mark brings a perspective of having worked for Cru his entire adult life and is the longest-serving CFO that Cru has ever had. Scott began his career in the private sector with Target Corporation and joined Young Life a little over five years ago as their CFO. Let's pick up the conversation where we left off last week. [00:00:43] Tommy Thomas: Take me a little bit into getting maybe a little more toward the accounting and finance piece of this, because I know our listeners, I want them to hear about that piece. Tell me a little bit about the size of your teams, and so you both work for two of the largest Parachurch Ministries, at least in the United States, probably in the world. Both of you are international. Tell me about your teams.  Scott, what does that look like at Young Life?  [00:01:09] Scott Brill: Yeah, so I have the financial services teams plus administrative and legal risk management teams. The financial services team is, 40 to 50 people. And that's really a lot of hourly people focused on income processing, the donation activity, accounts payable, all of our P card activity that's associated with that and is used throughout all of the U.S. and many countries in the world and then, our core accounting teams which are fewer people, but support accounting for all of our consolidated Young Life missions across the world. And we're in 102 countries. Not all of those are consolidated, but we're doing ministry work in 102 different countries. [00:01:57] Mark Tjernagel: So, for me, our structure is a little bit different than Young Life. I have a team of about 75 people based out of Orlando, largely. Doing everything from the typical financial services that you would think of, but also internal audi. Cru is made up of many ministry divisions and many of your listeners have probably heard of the Jesus Film Project or Family Life or the Campus Ministry. Those are all parts of Cru. So, Cru is a lot like an umbrella. With all of these things under it, each of the heads of finance for all of those divisions also reports on my team, so there are about 75 of those people, that I directly give leadership to then indirectly, there's probably another 75 to 100 people that either, you know, in related departments, but they don't report to me or that are out within our divisions. And so they report more indirectly as opposed to directly to me. But it's a pretty good-sized team. We have a lot of great folks working in finance.  [00:03:01] Tommy Thomas: How much of the job takes an accounting mind, and how much of it takes a finance mind? And I think I do know the difference between those two functions.  [00:03:11] Scott Brill: Yeah, you're talking about our jobs? Yeah, the CFO role. I would say it's predominantly the leadership and more of the financial mind is way more prominent than the accounting. There are a lot of CFOs who've never done accounting, and don't have accounting degrees, right? They have an MBA and an engineering undergrad, right? And I think at that, at this level, you have a good controller who has to firmly understand all of the accounting, but many CFOs don't have that. [00:03:44] Mark Tjernagel:  Yeah, I came up through accounting, right? I started in accounting. That was my track to be in the CFO. That's a little heavier in terms of my experience than the finance side, what we would call treasury management, but certainly, once you get to this, the level of CFO, I don't do any journal entries, I'll interact with the partner from the auditing firm that's auditing Cru. Most of my time is not on the technical. It's on the relational side and the leadership side. [00:04:12] Mark Tjernagel: And I have to understand what's happening with accounting, right? It's certainly that. But most of my time is not on the technical. It's on the relational side and the leadership side. But I would say this, I think if I'm trying to really dig deeper into where your question was going there. As a CFO, I do spend more time thinking about things like debt and investments and liquidity, and cash flow. Things like that, which tend to be more the finance side, the treasury function, then I do thinking about strategies for how we're managing the accounting for a film project or something like that. I have people that are really good at that, and they do it, and they report it up to me, but I tend to be involved a little bit more on the liquidity and the treasury side.  [00:05:03] Tommy Thomas: Obviously, Scott, you've had a longer tenure in the private sector. So you might draw from that and, Mark, you obviously are from a nonprofit. But to both of you, how has the CFO role changed over the last 20 years? [00:05:19] Mark Tjernagel: I wasn't the CFO, you know in the 80's, so I don't know what it was like back then, but I'll speak for myself, what I'm seeing now, is it requires communication skills and it requires relation, abilities to build relationships. There's so much technical, so many people in the ministry, in the nonprofit setting, that don't understand like the super technical finance things, right? And frankly, don't even care about them. They just want to know can I do it and I do what God's called me to do. And so the ability to translate, to simplify, to take a really complex matter and just to be able to present it in less than 60 seconds, and then to say to a Board, you know to our Board or to leadership, hey, here are the things that we should be concerned about, and being able to say it really simply. Communication skills are vital for the nonprofit CFO. You have to be able to communicate well. [00:06:13] Mark Tjernagel: So, communication skills are just vital for CFOs. Now, maybe it was like that in the eighties, but I know right now that's the life of a CFO and a nonprofit. You have to be able to communicate well. [00:06:37] Scott Brill: Yeah, I agree. And that evolution has, the role has tended to get more strategic and forward-looking.  You report on what the results were and you share that with everybody. Make sure everybody knows how they did financially.  It's much more about how you are partnering and working with people to change and improve results going forward. +++++++++++++++++++ [00:06:56] Tommy Thomas: In both of your organizations, what does your interface with the board look like?  [00:07:02] Mark Tjernagel: For me, I attend all the board meetings. My team does the presenting. We have two financial-related committees, an audit committee, and what we call an investment committee. And so we're putting the materials together, we're doing the presentations, we're framing out the issues we need decisions on for the board. So as the CFO, I personally interact with the chairman of those committees. Make sure they have what they need ahead of time. So, there's a lot of personal interaction with board members. Whenever the board meets, they always have dinner. And members of management are able to go and interact with them in that way. So there's a personal relationship with the board members, but there's also a kind of a real formal role that we play as well in presenting to the board. [00:07:56] Scott Brill: We have a finance committee that basically does the presentations to the finance committee at each of the board meetings and shares that with the entire board during the executive session. And then we have an investment committee. That's a subset of the finance committee and I chair the investment committee. So, we're actively integrated with the board on keeping them up-to-date and involved in our financial performance.  [00:08:25] Tommy Thomas: You guys have the privilege of probably working with fairly sophisticated boards. I know some of your board members from each of your organizations. If you were teaching at CLA or somewhere, what kind of counsel are you giving the CFOs on how to interact with their boards, and how to keep them informed? [00:08:47] Mark Tjernagel: One of the most important concepts, and look, I serve on a lot of boards and at Cru, I don't serve on the Cru board. I help our board as a member of management, but then I serve on a lot of other boards. One of the most important concepts to remember for people is that the board has a distinct role and it's not management. Like management has a role. The board has a role. And there's a lot of trouble when the board tries to manage and run the organization or when management tries to or fails to run the organization and basically keeps going to the board to tell them what to do all the time. So keeping those roles separate, I think is really important where you, so for example, one of my previous bosses told me, and it's been a lesson I've always remembered is Don't ask the Board what to do. Present to the Board your proposal of what you'd like to do. If they don't like it, they'll tell you. Don't ask the board what to do, present to the board your proposal of what you'd like to do. If they don't like it, they'll tell you, but don't go to the board and say we've got this issue, we're not sure what to do, what do you guys think? Go to the board and say we've got this issue. Management has worked through a process. We would like to propose this course of action. And we're seeking the Board's approval on management taking this action. And so, it emphasizes that separation between the Board, that's governing these trustees that are governing the organization, and management, which is running the organization. [00:10:17] Scott Brill: One of my first interactions with nonprofit boards, that was the conversation. Is this a governing board or a fundraising board? Never is the conversation, is it a managing board?  The Board should be focused on fundraising or governance or some combination of both. And that's the advice I would give them is exactly following up on Mark's. [00:10:39] Scott Brill: Continue to use them for governance purposes and fundraising purposes.  [00:10:44] Tommy Thomas: What role does the board have in risk management, if any, and if not, how does your office help mitigate risk? [00:10:56] Scott Brill: I think that's one of their principal duties, right? As a governing board, they are charged with evaluating the risk relative to the nonprofit, focused, in our case, our ministry. And where are risks appropriate to take relative to the value of the ministry? And where do we need to have risk mitigation strategies in place?  To mitigate the risk to the broader global ministry. [00:11:23] Mark Tjernagel: Yeah. I totally agree. It's fundamental to the board's role to evaluate what we would call enterprise risk at that level to hold management accountable to that evaluation and provide the information that they need to perform their role in assessing that risk. Risk management reports to me, and they do an assessment of risk and so forth, all of that, but a lot of that ends up being, like the insurance component, how we're transferring risk outside or what we're holding inside and what we're using the captive for and what we're just buying in the regular markets, that's more of the kind of the insurance side, the risk role for the board is broader than the insurance side. It's reputational risk and it's, it's all those things as well. ++++++++++++++++++++++ [00:12:16] Tommy Thomas: Let's go back to your team for a minute. When some people would think about accounting and finance, somehow creativity and innovation might not be in the same sentence.  How do you lead your staff in creativity and innovation without getting too far afield from ones and zeros? [00:12:36] Mark Tjernagel: There are things you can be creative in and then things you shouldn't be creative in. Controls how your transactions process and function. There are a lot of aspects of the finance function that are a little more set. But when it comes to things like how are you supporting decision-making? How are you analyzing your data? And Scott talked earlier about the finance function has evolved from reporting history more towards helping to set the path for the future. There's a lot of creativity in how you think about your data. I can't give you the exact example, but I'll give you a general example. Right now, we have a board meeting next week and even now we're finalizing kind of what's the story behind a lot of the data we're looking at with this certain aspect of our donation and our staffing models and what that means and how then might that impact what we do in the future? So, there's creativity in that. It's not, we're not artists or anything like that, but I will say this. It's not just accounting and finance majors working in finance, right? We have a lot of people that don't have those degrees, and one of the degrees that I have found has been super helpful are economics degrees, because economists, that's what they do. They're really looking at data and they're trying to interpret things and say what in essence is really happening. And, that mindset and that thinking is really helpful for us in finance as well. Two words that I never like hearing together are creative and accounting.  That's not a place where I like to have people doing too much creativity. [00:14:08] Scott Brill: Two words that I never like hearing together are creative and accounting.  That's not a place where I like to have people doing too much creativity.  For me, it comes down to asking why. When I joined Young Life five years ago the controller would tell you after the first three months of coming in, he started to come in with, okay, I'm going to start with, here's the why. And that really drives the, wait, I'm thinking about this differently. I'm not sharing you. This is what we do. This is how it's been done in the past; this is the result of that. It's the, okay, why are we doing this? Why are we looking at this? That helps you start thinking okay, like now I can think about how I want that work going forward, which sparks the creativity. Oh, I get to change how this is working. How should it work going forward?  [00:15:02] Tommy Thomas: What's the most ambitious project you or your department has taken on and how did it come out?  [00:15:13] Scott Brill: I'll go first. We're in the middle of it. I don't know how it's going to come out. But we're implementing Workday to replace Lawson as our general ledger software package.  It's going to include human resources and a lot more of the typical enterprise infrastructure. So I did not want to do that. But we didn't have a choice because Lawson is no longer going to be supported. I'm going to foreshadow that it's going to come out great or you're going to die trying one of the two, like those system projects are a bear, like they just are. [00:15:50] Mark Tjernagel: I'll take a little bit different angle and I'll say this. When I took over the leadership of the finance team, I think it's safe to say it was in disarray. We had a very low tenure. We had high turnover rates. There was a lot of pressure that we were understaffed. And so there's a lot of pressure to get stuff done. And it wasn't a very fun place to work. And one of the first things I did was I gathered a small group of leaders and I just said, all right we've got to figure out how to make this a better place to work. Like, how do we change a culture and, it's not going to happen overnight, but what do we do? And we worked a lot together. We didn't get an answer. The answer didn't just come to us in the first meeting. We collaborated and we prayed. We did a lot of activity, put a lot of effort into how we change the culture, and tried out different things that worked, some worked great, some didn't work so great, the theme of what really worked well and undergirded a transformation to which what I would say now is, we do have a great culture now in the finance function. We tried to change towards just really leading with our values. We have the values within Cru of faith, growth, and fruitfulness. My team added a fourth value called community, because we really needed to work on that. And we just, we said, what does that mean? The slogan for the wall, but what does it actually mean? How do we do that? How do we infuse within how we lead the value of faith? What does it mean to have a value of faith, the value of faith if you're in finance and what does growth mean for us as professionals and as missionaries and as, doing our work unto the Lord? And if we really value fruitfulness, how do we do our schedule in our everyday lives? And that was daunting because finance just stunk. Nobody wanted to work there. So I would say that was probably the biggest scary thing that we took on. And thankfully, looking right now, we're always growing and learning and changing, but it's much, much better than it used to be. +++++++++++++++++++++++++ [00:18:05] Tommy Thomas: If I had the privilege of traveling to Orlando and then out to Colorado here in the next couple weeks, and you let me attend one of your staff meetings, and at some point, we ask you to leave the room and you left me alone with your staff, first, what would they say would be the most difficult thing about working for you? [00:18:25] Tommy Thomas: And on the flip side, what do you think they'd say would be the most rewarding aspect of working for you?  [00:18:32] Mark Tjernagel: I'll let Scott go first on that one.  [00:18:37] Scott Brill: You mean what I want them to say? You're asking what they're going to say. What they tell me they would say is... the hardest thing is I don't let things slide. If I ask them why we're in a meeting today and it's why is this, different here? And they're like, Oh. I'm not sure why. And they're like, Oh, hard to believe we actually ran through this ahead of time together and yeah, we're stuck on this, this why. And so that is what I think they would say is I'm always like finding the little discrepancies or, and I'm always looking for, why does this make sense or why care about this? I think that the thing that I hear that they enjoy the most is that I'm forthright, I tell them exactly what I'm thinking or, what I'm seeing. And so they know where they stand on an initiative or what they're doing, with their team and what I think about it, but I let them do it. One of my better coaching moments was with somebody who worked for me. I was like, you need to stop telling your team what to do. Then you can ask questions about why they're doing something a way, but don't tell them to do it differently. Let them figure out why they should be doing it differently. Otherwise, you're not getting commitment to what you're doing. You're just getting compliance with the methodology you are forcing upon them. [00:20:07] Mark Tjernagel: The hard part of working for me is similar, high expectations, right? And it's not necessarily demanding excellence.  There can never be a fault, but just really demanding high expectations and pushing people to do things beyond what they think they can do.  I think the thing they might say that they appreciate the most about me is they know I have their back and I will go to bat for them. I will take the blame.  On their behalf, I'll try to shield them from a lot of the politics and the things that happen up in the other realm of the organization and defend them a lot.  [00:20:51] Tommy Thomas: You guys appear to be on the screen here, probably 10 to 15 years my junior. But I want to ask you a question about supervising generations. So, you may have some boomers on your team, you may have some Gen Xers, you may have some Millennials, and you might even have some Gen Z people. What have you noticed about the difference in the way you, I'll use the word, manage and or lead?  [00:21:20] Mark Tjernagel: I wish I was better at this. I don't know that I'm great. I think there are certainly different ways that we interact. I will interact with different generations, not playing favorites with one or the other. Some of our older staff are more experienced and mature staff. There's one gentleman in particular who I remember when I asked him, I challenged him to a different role because I wanted him to have something that was less intense than the work that he had, but that could allow him to work for a longer period. And so just working with him on that. But I think I'd say this across generations. People are still motivated by a few things. And I think one of them is knowing that the work that they're doing is important. And that they are seen and valued and so whether you're a brand-new staff member or an intern. I had we have some interns work in the summer. We took them out to lunch earlier this week, But then I've got people that are in their 70s still, you know working full-time jobs with us and everybody is the same. They want to know that their work matters and that they matter. And so how I can communicate that sometimes you can communicate differently to different generations, but it's that similar message. [00:22:48] Scott Brill: And the generational groupings are helpful when you're doing mass research and really understanding okay, what's changing with the thousands of kids that are showing up at a Young Life camp and what's happening out there? When you're dealing with teams of 50 you should be dealing with them as individuals within your leadership team. And I have somebody who's 26 years old but has a lot more of the characteristics of a boomer. Don't treat them like, oh, you're Generation Z and I need to give you this and treat you this way. You should be tailoring your leadership to the individuals on your team.  And I think that's really the focus, from a leadership standpoint, I think the generational consistencies help you with the big broad strokes on, do you have to have more digital community environments available? [00:23:45] Scott Brill: Yes. Will that continue to grow? Yes. But don't put that on everybody just because of their age group.  +++++++++++++++++++++++++ [00:23:54] Tommy Thomas: What was the most important lesson you think you learned during the pandemic that you'll take forward?  [00:24:02] Scott Brill: We can get work done without having everybody physically in the same office.  [00:24:08] Tommy Thomas: And you think y'all will continue that as you move forward? [00:24:13] Scott Brill: Yes, I think we've learned where that can be done just as efficiently, sometimes more efficiently and where it can't. So, I think, going forward, we'll be able to have that better balance of, hey, these things can happen very easily remotely, and these teams can be much more geographically diverse and still be very productive.  These functions and these activities require a lot more physical presence to be as. [00:24:45] Mark Tjernagel: I would say I totally agree, and I'll add something that's going to sound contradictory. But I think it's true as well, which is the importance of personal face-to-face interaction, right? We can get so much more work done differently now, and we learned how to do that in a hybrid setting. But man, we also found how important it is that our people get together and have time and opportunities to interact with one another. And not everybody wants it, some people crave it and some people don't, but everybody needs a dose of it. And so finding ways you can balance that is going to be really important going forward. [00:25:27] Scott Brill: I totally agree that's the hardest thing going forward is how you keep that connected, the team environment. So you might be just as productive, but if you don't feel like you're part of a team and you're very connected to people as individuals, that will show up in retention. I agree with you, Mark. It's not contradictory at all. It's what you need to do to make it sustainable. [00:25:56] Tommy Thomas: I've always been a big believer in non-profits working together and ministries working together. And I know you guys have this off-site thing that the different levels of leadership within multiple parachurch ministries do. Tell us about that and, what does the CFO conclave look like? [00:26:18] Mark Tjernagel: Sure. Our predecessors have been meeting for years. Sometimes the organizations will have a COO, sometimes a CFO, that attends. So, I did actually, our COO attended for a long time and I just started attending a few years ago. But yeah, there are several parachurch organizations. We get together usually twice a year and we spent about a couple of days together and honestly, a lot of times, we'll talk about some technical issues, how we're dealing with things, but a lot of times it's just great to get together with a peer from another organization and just be able to because the people that can relate to the challenges and the struggles and the things you're going through. Those times have been really rich and rewarding for me. [00:27:09] Scott Brill: Yeah, it was super helpful for me because coming from a for-profit public corporation world and moving into faith-based ministry, I learned a lot in those first sessions from the different ministries. Here are the challenges, oh, wait, that's the same thing I'm hearing from my team. Where are you already gone through this? And it was super valuable for me as I made that transition.  +++++++++++++++++++++= [00:27:37] Tommy Thomas:   Let's try to land this airplane here in the next minute or two. I'll ask you some possibly short answer questions, perhaps not. What's the main thing you wish somebody had told you earlier in your career? [00:27:56] Mark Tjernagel: Being in ministry is not easy. [00:28:05] Scott Brill:  I wish I had learned earlier that you don't always have to be 100% right or 100% accurate. Maybe it's the engineering math in me that I always wanted to get that final accuracy over the edge. And that caused me some issues in relationships because I was too focused on that. [00:28:33] Tommy Thomas: If you could go back in time and tell a younger version of yourself one thing, what would that be?   [00:28:40] Scott Brill: That's easy. Don't do that. Be directionally correct and focus more on the relationship. I think I'd go back to me and just encourage me to hang in there. That it's worth it. In the long run, it's worth it.  The struggle, the challenges, it's worth it.  [00:28:58] Tommy Thomas: If you could get a do-over, is there anything in your career you would like another shot at? [00:29:02] Mark Tjernagel: All the times I've messed up and how I've led people. [00:29:10] Scott Brill: Yeah, that's a good one. I'll double down on that.  [00:29:16] Tommy Thomas:   What's one piece of advice that you might have to those listening that are in some sort of CFO track? What kind of counsel are you giving them? And maybe this is a little bit of a longer answer. [00:29:29] Mark Tjernagel:  I would say I'll modify the question a little bit. I'll say if somebody is in college, my recommendation or they're new in their career, I'd say learn everything you can about data and analytics software and tools, like Tableau and Power BI and things like that. Like how to think about information and data and how to visualize it and then also learn as much as you can about automation.   Robotics is really big in accounting and finance now and it's the wave of the future and so understanding automation early in your career will be really helpful as you grow in your career if you're on a CFO track. I'd go back to what I said earlier, which is to take communications classes and network yourself right because the process of networking into things like the Christian Leadership Alliance or other events like Missio Nexus or places like that is helpful because it helps you learn how to communicate about who you are and how to communicate with other groups of people but any classes or courses on communication is super helpful because it's fundamental to a CFO. [00:30:43] Scott Brill: Organizational behavior relationships. That's what's going to matter the most as you progress further up in your career. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I hope you've enjoyed learning from these two seasoned CFOs. Their insights have inspired me to have conversations with CFOs from additional nonprofit organizations. Future programming also includes conversations with the Chief Communication Officer, the Chief Information Officer, and the Chief Legal Counsel of nonprofit organizations. So, stay tuned for these episodes.  We're getting close to the 100th episode of Next Gen Nonprofit Leadership with Tommy Thomas. This is a huge milestone for us, and we have a very special guest for that episode.  I'll give you one clue as to who it might be. This person played a pivotal role in accelerating my career as a nonprofit executive search consultant. Thank you for joining us today. If you are a first-time listener, I hope you will subscribe and become a regular. You can find links to all the episodes on our website: www.jobfitmatters.com/podcast.  [00:24:51] Tommy Thomas: If there are topics you'd like for me to explore my email address is tthomas@jobfitmatters.com.    Word of mouth has been identified as the most valuable form of marketing. Surveys tell us that consumers believe recommendations from friends and family over all other forms of advertising.  If you've heard something today that's worth passing on, please share it with others. You're already helping me make something special for the next generation of nonprofit leaders.   Links and Resources JobfitMatters Website Next Gen Nonprofit Leadership with Tommy Thomas Cru Website Young Life Website   Connect Tommy Thomas - tthomas@jobfitmatters.com Tommy's LinkedIn Profile

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We are to respond to the gospel by sharing the Good News that has transformed our lives, evangelizing the light to those lost in darkness. This should not be a dreaded obligation, but rather a precious privilege, as we have been transformed by God's grace, may we love Him enough, and love others enough to share what we've been freely given. ~ SHOW NOTES   Scriptures: “...but in your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect…” (1 Peter 3:15)   “Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us. We implore you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God.” (2 Corinthians 5:20)   “...preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, and exhort, with complete patience and teaching.” (2 Timothy 4:2)   “As for you, always be sober-minded, endure suffering, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry.” (2 Timothy 4:5)   “And he said to them, ‘Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation. Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned.'” (Mark 16:15-16)   “For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek.” (Romans 1:16)   “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.'” (Matthew 28:19-20)   “And you will say in that day: ‘Give thanks to the Lord, call upon his name, make known his deeds among the peoples, proclaim that his name is exalted.'” (Isaiah 12:4   “You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden. Nor do people light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a stand, and it gives light to all in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” (Matthew 5:14-16)   “When he saw the crowds, he had compassion for them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd.” (Matthew 9:36)   Articles: “9 Marks: Why Should We Evangelize?” https://www.9marks.org/answer/why-should-we-evangelize/   “Desiring God: The Need for Evangelism”  https://www.desiringgod.org/messages/the-need-for-evangelism “Ours is an age that is sensitive to human suffering…The suffering we are sensitive to is physical suffering and it will end. But the lost will be tormented as long as God is good.”   “Jesus Film Project: 40 Verses About Evangelism” https://www.jesusfilm.org/blog/40-verses-about-evangelism/  

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In this episode, Jeff and Bob discuss: Seeking mentors and creating an impact in your tribe. Benefiting the kingdom without the limits of only the church. Finding your place within the ecosystem of the Kingdom.Identifying your spiritual gift (Romans 12). Saying “yes” to the right thing, not just anything.   Key Takeaways: Career is what you're paid for, calling is what you're made for. God talks about followers and leaders, He doesn't give a distinction about where you draw your income. You can make a difference in God's kingdom, even if it is not your sole career. We all have gifts, and they are not all perceived to be equally valuable, but they are. God needs all gifts to make His kingdom thrive. Be willing to try different things and see what works best for you in how you can best thrive in building God's kingdom. There is an answer in every one of our lives on how we can turn our pathology in power.   "Anything God has given us in His abundance is given to distribute in His name." —  Bob Shank About Bob Shank: After 14 years as an entrepreneur in the building industry in Southern California, he found that the time investments he made during that time in the Kingdom were more in keeping with his lifetime focus. In 1984, he left his for-profit career to found Priority Living, Inc to minister to marketplace leaders. In 1996, he created The Master's Program to help leaders find their own Kingdom Calling. Today, TMP serves Kingdom leaders across America and internationally. Thousands have found their unique leadership contribution to the global Great Commission through TMP's three-year mentoring experience.Bob serves on the boards of three megachurches in three states, as well as several national and international ministry boards including Samaritan's Purse and the Jesus Film Project.Bob and Cheri have been married for 51 years; their clan – two married daughters, six grandchildren – live in the same zip-code in Southern California and are all actively involved in local ministry and global missions. Connect with Bob Shank:Website: https://mastersprogram.org/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobshank/     Connect with Jeff Thomas: Website: https://www.arkosglobal.com/Book: https://www.arkosglobal.com/trading-upEmail: jeff.thomas@arkosglobal.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArkosGlobalAdv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/arkosglobal/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/arkosglobaladvisorsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/arkosglobaladvisors/

On Tuesday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Kari Kennedy from the Jesus Film Project joins us to talk about the film's release in 2000 languages all over the world! First released in 1979, the JESUS film gives an authentic portrayal of one of the most influential figures in human history. Currently, the JESUS film has been seen by more than 10 million people around the world and remains the only film to be dubbed into more than 2,000 languages. This movie has now been released in the language of "Zo", a language spoken by approximately 65,000 people globally. Myanmar, where Zo is mainly spoken, is a primarily Buddhist country, and people report experiencing discrimination for their religious beliefs. JESUS Film ProjectSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The most translated film of all time just released its 2000th translation! The Jesus film was first released in 1979 and has been seen by more than 10 million people worldwide. Now Jesus is available in the Zo language and we'll hear more about this new translation in our conversation with Kari Kennedy. If you're needing some good news, listen in to hear how God has and is working through this project to provide access to the story of Jesus in the language and format people can understand. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Josh Newell started with The Jesus Film Project in 1998, the movie had already been circling the globe for nearly 20 years. After three years in production and filming, Warner Brothers, in cooperation with Campus Crusade for Christ® (Cru®), released “JESUS" in 1979.  Filmed on location in Israel and starring local actors, the impact of the two-and-a-half-hour film was only beginning. Today, The Jesus Film Project has materials available in 2,033 languages. The original film has been joined by a host of audio and video productions, that have been experienced by 10.5 billion people. Of those, more than 633 million people indicated decisions for Christ following a film showing. Josh Newell is now the executive director of the movement. Join us to learn more about how the this 43-year-old film continues to change lives. Click here to learn more about The Jesus Film Project: https://www.jesusfilm.org/ Original air date October 13, 2022.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Helstrom is the Executive Director of Jesus Film Harvest Partners and has been with the ministry since it began in 1997. JFHP was formed when the Jesus Film Project, a ministry of Cru, approached the Church of the Nazarenes, a protestant denomination, about partnering to bring the Jesus Film to new areas around the world. Beginning with 200 sixteen millimeter projectors from Jesus Film in 1997, JFHP has witnessed incredible evolution and innovation in the missions world over the last 25 years. Today, JFHP supports nearly 1000 teams working all over the world to introduce new people groups to Christ and connect them with regional churches to carry on the ongoing work of discipleship and church planting. We have talked to leaders from many incredible ministries on the podcast, including Jesus Film, Faith Comes by Hearing, Wycliffe, Seed Company, and Finishing the Task, and Brian gave us a unique and up close look at how the work of all these ministries are linked together through partnership with boots on the ground. He also shared about some of the cutting edge technology that is changing the missions landscape today and enabling missionaries to reach people that were previously completely unreachable. You won't want to miss this one. QUOTES TO REMEMBER “The unengaged and unreached people groups, especially those who have yet to even hear Jesus name after 2000 years, are in areas where they are unreached for a reason” “In the pandemic, we thought we were going to lose all our teams, but all it did is cause them to grow.” “Because of this technology and because of these partnerships working so close together, everybody's best stuff is helping us to go into places we never thought we'd get to this quickly.” “We're really good at taking everybody's best products, putting them in a backpack, and efficiently going to the next place that needs Jesus.” “Our efficiency of ministry only works because we partner not only with our denomination, but with other kingdom ministries.” “Pioneer donors who help start ministries are willing to bleed and die for this new baby that they've started.” “Most people have more of their wealth in what they own rather than in cash.” “We're leaning into every new piece of technology we can get.” LINKS FROM THE SHOW Jesus Film Harvest Partners The Jesus Film Project, a ministry of Cru Finishing the Task (see our interview with Global Church Planting Strategist, Dan Hitzhusen) Evangecube from E3 Partners Bible Story Cloth from the International Missions Board Faith Comes by Hearing (see our interview with Vice President, Morgan Jackson) Christian Motorcyclist Association – Run for the Son LightStream Device (by Renew World Outreach) Wycliffe Bible Translators (see our interview with CEO, John Chesnut) Seed Company (see our interview with Chairman Emeritus, Todd Peterson) ROI Ministry (see our interview with Founder and Executive Director, Tim Barker) The Joshua Project The Finish Line Community Facebook Group The Finish Line Community LinkedIn Group BIBLE REFERENCES FROM THE SHOW Mark 12:42-44 | A Widow's Offering 42 And a poor widow came and put in two small copper coins, which make a penny. 43 And he called his disciples to him and said to them, “Truly, I say to you, this poor widow has put in more than all those who are contributing to the offering box. 44 For they all contributed out of their abundance, but she out of her poverty has put in everything she had, all she had to live on.”  WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! If you have a thought about something you heard, or a story to share, please reach out! You can find us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. You can also contact us directly from our contact page. If you want to engage with the Finish Line Community, check out our groups on Facebook and LinkedIn.

In this video, Jon will demonstrate the NextSteps software that he is using and testing from the Jesus Film Project. He will show what it can do and share a link where you can sign up for access and information. To watch the video training, go to: https://youtu.be/3Ubz-DRcScI To see NextSteps in action and to signup, go to: https://nextstep.is/presenting-nextsteps  

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Brad Strait, Moderator of the EPC's 41st General Assembly. The two look back on Strait's year as Moderator of the Assembly, and peer into the future as Strait serves the next year as Chairman of the denomination's National Leadership Team. Strait also describes two seminars on persecution at the EPC's Leadership Institute on June 21-22 that he is co-leading with Andrew Brunson, EPC Teaching Elder who was imprisoned in Turkey from 2016-2018. On Tuesday afternoon at the 42nd General Assembly at Ward Church in Northville, Michigan, Brunson will share his experience of being persecuted for his faith and what believers in the western world can expect as hostility toward Jesus and the gospel grows. On Wednesday afternoon, Brunson and Strait will be joined by a panel of Christian leaders who have experienced significant persecution, including EPC Teaching Elder Setan Lee, who escaped the “killing fields” genocide of the Communist Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia in the 1970s, and Erick Schenkel, Executive Director of Cru's “The Jesus Film Project.”

Josh Newell is the Executive Director of the Jesus Film Project. The Jesus Film started in 1979 as a ministry of Cru and is a film based on the gospel of Luke. Within 10 years of its creation the Jesus Film was the most translated and most watched film in the world, now reported to have been translated into over 2000 languages and seen by over 3 billion people in almost every country in the world. Jesus Film is a richly collaborative ministry partnering with a vast assortment of ministries in the bible translation, evangelism, and church planting spaces. Today, 90% of the Jesus Film projects final results come from their church planting partners in the field.  Josh joined Jesus Film in 1998 as a film translator and has remained with the organization up to today, where he now serves as Executive Director. Josh has developed a deep and thoughtful perspective of the global missions landscape and the work that remains ahead to reach every person everywhere with the gospel. Listen now to hear all he had to share. QUOTES TO REMEMBER “I find it humbling to be a part of a project that can be a catalyst to see cross-denomination cross-traditions work together in a way that is collaborative and to see spiritual fruit.” “We want to be creating a faithful translation of the Jesus Film that accurately reflects the Word of God in a given people group. And to do that, you need to work with bible translators.” “For us, the mission hasn't changed. It's all about getting the gospel to everyone everywhere.” “If the map of where the church needs to go has remained the same for nearly 2000 years, why hasn't it gone?” “The Spirit of the Lord seems to be moving is such a way to bring about collaboration on a radical level where churches and organizations are throwing everything into the middle of the table and saying ‘We're all in' to reach everyone everywhere. It doesn't matter who goes, let's just make sure that we do!” “We get to be a catalyst for partnership.” “Where is the task and what will it take to get us there?” “About 75% of the 6 billion unreached people live in just 12 countries.” LINKS FROM THE SHOW The Jesus Film Project Watch the Jesus Film Cru (Campus Crusade) Biblica Wycliffe Elijah 21 Joshua Project Finishing the Task (see our interview with Global Church Planting Strategist, Dan Hitzhusen, from FTT) The Finish Line Community Facebook Group The Finish Line Forum WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! If you have a thought about something you heard, or a story to share, please reach out! You can find us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. You can also contact us directly from our contact page. If you want to engage with the Finish Line Community, check out our groups on Facebook and LinkedIn.

Tez Brooks, who has been involved with missions work through the JESUS Film Project and has written a number of books, visited Faith Radio/Meeting House Media Central at the 2022 Blue Lake Christian Writers Conference at Blue Lake Camp near Andalusia to discussed how his missions involvement has impacted his writing.  One of his books is entitled, The Single Dad Detour: Directions for Fathering After Divorce.  His website is tezbrooks.com.

Tez Brooks, who has been involved with missions work through the JESUS Film Project and has written a number of books, visited Faith Radio/Meeting House Media Central at the 2022 Blue Lake Christian Writers Conference at Blue Lake Camp near Andalusia to discussed how his missions involvement has impacted his writing.  One of his books is entitled, The Single Dad Detour: Directions for Fathering After Divorce.  His website is tezbrooks.com.

Terry Lents has made a living in the homebuilding industry with Blandford Homes, but he's made a life giving to others through a long list of nonprofits, but most notably the New Generations Foundation which works with underserved communities so that new generations can positively transform themselves, their families, and their communities; and as a promoter of the 1979 epic, the "Jesus" film to get it translated and distributed around the globe. Learn what drives him, and the different ways lives can be touched.  Learn more about the New Generations Foundation at https://newgenerationsfoundation.org/ and the Jesus Film Project at https://www.jesusfilm.org/  Original broadcast date April 7, 2022.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Sharon introduces you to Dale and Allie McFerron, who serve as fund development representatives with Jesus Film Project. Before joining Jesus Film, Allie worked as an ultrasound tech for 20 years. Dale graduated from Oklahoma State in 1987 and has served with Cru for more than 30 years. Listen to this podcast to learn how the JESUS Film has been lip-synced into almost 2000 languages. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-3/support

In Episode 37 we speak with Gabe Handy, the Director of Digital Strategy at the Jesus Film Project. Gabe has worked with the Jesus Film Project for nearly 15 years. He started with a computer science degree and jumped into the workforce right out of college, but eventually, he felt a calling to give more than finances to God, but also use his technical skills and talents to grow the kingdom.  When the iPhone came out he was challenged with the idea of what it would look like to get the Jesus Film on their phone. Which lead to the challenge of focusing on accessibility and distribution. Be sure to listen to the full episode to hear more about how Gabe and his team drive engagement and with scripture digitally. Resources: https://www.jesusfilm.org (Jesus Film Project) https://www.jesusfilm.org/watch/do-you-ever-wonder.html/english.html (Do You Ever Wonder Series) https://joshuaproject.net (Joshua Project) https://mobileministryforum.org (Mobile Ministry Forum) https://gospelforenneagram.com (Gospel for Enneagram) Contact Gabe https://fiveq.com/personalize (7 Day Personalization Challenge)

In this message, the White Rock Missions Board reports on the various local, statewide and global missions efforts we support. You'll hear from the people running Indiana Foster Care, Cru Campus Ministry, Israel Children's Ministry, The Jesus Film Project, local Blessing Boxes, Encompass refugee ministry, and Christmas in Action. Listen to their stories of being called to ministry and how God has blessed and grown their work.

Jenny Steinbach, the founder of her.Bible, talks with Beth and Jenn about her journey to faith and her work with Cru and The Jesus Film Project. Jenny also discusses what inspired her to create an audio Bible for women and the significant impact that hearing God's Word read aloud by women has on hearts and lives. Recommendations from the episode: “Esther: It's Tough Being a Woman” by Beth Moore. Danielle Coke and her artwork. Morgan Harper Nichols' art, as well as her books “All Along You Were Blooming: Thoughts for Boundless Living” and “How Far You Have Come: Musings on Beauty and Courage.” Ad: Wycliffe USA's fun, free e-book, “6 Sweet Ways to Study Scripture” is a great way to start or deepen your Bible study. Each Bible study method is paired with a flavor of ice cream (as well as learn some ice cream fun facts) to help you savor and crave Scripture. Get it today! In the interview, Jenny mentioned SIL International. SIL is a primary strategic partner of Wycliffe Bible Translators USA. SIL connects with and serves language communities around the world in order to establish and support the research, translation, training and materials they need for sustainable language development. All guest views are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Wycliffe Bible Translators USA. Wycliffe Bible Translators USA's mission is to serve with the global body of Christ to advance Bible translation and work together so people can encounter God through his Word. Keep up with Wycliffe Women of the Word through interviews, articles and more at wycliffe.org/women.

Today's guest is well-known for his leadership of the Jesus Film Project, one of the most effective global evangelistic tools in history. Unreached people groups around the world have heard about the Savior for the first time through this film. Paul also spearheaded the Finishing the Task movement, a powerful alliance of churches and ministries focused on bringing Jesus to every last people group on earth. Hear Paul's heart and passion in this interview hosted by Greg Kelley. LINK: Finishing the Task  

Barry Cook is an experienced animator known for his work on movies like Tron, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and as the co-director of Disney's Mulan (1998) and Arthur Christmas. Barry also has worked with CRU and their "Jesus Film Project" in creating short films, like their Anime titles My Last Day and Legion. In this episode, he talks with Brannon Hollingsworth, giving lots of insightful and informative tips for Christian creatives from his 40 years in the entertainment industry. To learn more about Barry, check him out on IMDB. You can also find this episode on YouTube. Show Notes Barry mentioned or recommended the following resources. Check them out for more details. Jesus Film collection. You can give to the project here. Credits Creatively Christian is produced by Theophany Media. The theme music is by Bill Brooks and Andrea Sandefur. The logo is by Bill Brooks. Our wonderful hosts are Brannon Hollingsworth, Lynn Baber, Andrea Sandefur, and Bill Brooks.

Friday, November 27, 2020 A very exciting show today. Host Kerby Anderson will talk author, professor, and teacher, Dr. Sean McDowell. Sean also has a great new book,  So The Next Generation Will Know. Then Kerby will speak with Erick Schenkel, author and executive director of The JESUS Film Project. He tells us about his new book, […]

With this episode we welcome Dan Willmann to the podcast. Dan became a Campus Crusade for Christ staff member in 1984 with the Campus Ministry at the University of Nebraska. He served as the director of Greek ministries (fraternities and sororities) for four years and then did the same at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. In 1990 Dan moved to Chicago to become a Field Representative for the JESUS Film Project (JFP) where he served for 6 years engaging high capacity ministry partners by raising money. A few years later Dan was asked to move to Southern California to provide leadership for JFP's national team of major donor reps. After serving with the JESUS Film Project for 20 years he transitioned to the President's office where he served for a year as the Director of Development for Global Church Movements. Dan was appointed the vice president of Global Fund Development in 2011. He now serves as an internal consultant with Cru. We first got to know one another at the church where we worshipped in Jr High school. It has been fun to periodically connect and see what God has been doing in one another's lives. If you would like to connect with Dan to further the dialogue you can email him at dan.willmann@ccci.org

Have you ever wondered how Jesus Film Project is able to create so many evangelism and discipleship resources? Amy Waid serves on our Global Mobilization team doing incredible work to produce resources like short films, YouVersion reading plans, outreach tools and so much more. Tune in to this week’s episode of Go + Make to find out how you can access and utilize these tools! See video versions of your favorite Go + Make episodes at youtube.com/jesusfilm.

Jayson Whelpley is a staff member with Jesus Film Project who works to optimize our digital products including our app! The Jesus Film app is full of films with gospel messages and has been accessed in nearly every country around the world. Jayson joins the Go + Make podcast to tell us about his work to make our digital products more accessible.

Each episode, our hosts Ryan and Andrew will talk with a guest about the work they are doing in their corner of global missions. There are so many people out there doing creative activities to bring people closer to Him and we want to highlight them right here.Michael Allen joins us to talks through the challenge of capturing attention and opening the door to the gospel in a small amount of time through the power of film. Michael is the Director of Narrative Film Production at Jesus Film Project.

Need some good news? We’re excited to announce the release of “Go + Make”, a podcast on innovations and the Great Commission. Each episode, our hosts Ryan and Andrew will talk with a guest about the work they are doing in their corner of global missions.There are so many people out there doing creative activities to bring people closer to Him and we want to highlight them right here.Is Finch still riding the high from the Chiefs Super Bowl victory? Yes. Yes he is. Does he wear teal well? Perhaps. But above all he is exciting to tell you some new and exciting things in the mission space. Finch serves on the R&D team of Jesus Film Project which puts him right on the front lines of new ideas. Take a listen and subscribe!

In this special audio-only episode, Tiffany discusses Zoom fatigue, one-hit wonders, and how Jesus Film Project is distributing digital resources to spread the gospel during this time of social distancing and lockdown. Each episode, our hosts Ryan and Andrew will talk with a guest about the work they are doing in their corner of global missions. There are so many people out there doing creative activities to bring people closer to Him and we want to highlight them right here.

Need some good news? We’re excited to post the second episode of “Go + Make”, a podcast on innovations and the Great Commission.Each episode, our hosts Ryan and Andrew will talk with a guest about the work they are doing in their corner of global missions. There are so many people out there doing creative activities to bring people closer to Him and we want to highlight them right here.This week you will hear from Damtew. He's on staff at Jesus Film Project and doing some incredible things in his native Africa. He's an incredible networker and loves people deeply and longs for them to know Jesus!

Many have experienced the loss of a spouse and the impact that has on our Identity & Sexuality can be significant. Sit down and listen to Gerry's story as she shares from the Jesus Film Project headquarters in Florida.Be a part of the conversation by submitting your thoughts and questions: https://fbcva.life/podcasts#questionsListen to the audio version and subscribe on your favorite apps: https://fbcva.life/fellowshipfamilypodcastFind out more about Fellowship Bible Church: https://fbcva.orgDiscover Next Steps at https://fbcva.lifeEngage with us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FellowshipBibleVAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fellowshipbiblechurchMore Channels from Fellowship:Weekend Sermons: https://fbcva.life/sermonpodcastSermon Spotlight: https://fbcva.life/sermonspotlightThe Global Church Podcast: https://fbcva.life/globalchurchpodcast

CHURCHES AND FIRES IN AUSTRALIAChurches have been at the forefront among the responders in both their prayers and deeds as Australians throughout the nation reel under flames, with thousands fleeing in the first days and weeks of a new year. The general secretary of the World Council of Churches has said in a letter to Australian churches, "Together with you, WCC member churches around the world are praying for respite from the heat and the flames, for the protection and encouragement of all those fighting the advancing fires, for the preservation of peoples' lives and properties, and of the unique wildlife and environment threatened with destruction."REND COLLECTIVEThe Northern Irish band Rend Collective has sold out in advance its six Australian concerts next month. The group's new album 'Good News' will be released on January 19th.JESUS FILM IN SIGN LANGUAGEAccording to christianheadlines.com the estimated 70 million deaf people around the world who communicate by signing could have a Jesus Film in their own heart language within several years thanks to a crowdfunded project by Deaf Missions and the Jesus Film Project. The ministries hope to raise $4.8 million to fund the project, which will involve actors and actresses signing with American Sign Language, which is used by 70 million people worldwide.

CHURCHES AND FIRES IN AUSTRALIAChurches have been at the forefront among the responders in both their prayers and deeds as Australians throughout the nation reel under flames, with thousands fleeing in the first days and weeks of a new year. The general secretary of the World Council of Churches has said in a letter to Australian churches, "Together with you, WCC member churches around the world are praying for respite from the heat and the flames, for the protection and encouragement of all those fighting the advancing fires, for the preservation of peoples' lives and properties, and of the unique wildlife and environment threatened with destruction."REND COLLECTIVEThe Northern Irish band Rend Collective has sold out in advance its six Australian concerts next month. The group's new album 'Good News' will be released on January 19th.JESUS FILM IN SIGN LANGUAGEAccording to christianheadlines.com the estimated 70 million deaf people around the world who communicate by signing could have a Jesus Film in their own heart language within several years thanks to a crowdfunded project by Deaf Missions and the Jesus Film Project. The ministries hope to raise $4.8 million to fund the project, which will involve actors and actresses signing with American Sign Language, which is used by 70 million people worldwide.

Join us as we describe "Go and Make", a new podcast about innovations in the Great Commission from Jesus Film Project. This trailer introduces you to our hosts, Ryan Wagner and Andrew Crabtree, and describes the direction of future full length episodes. So, subscribe and follow along!

Jason Summers is a Regional Representative for the Jesus Film Project.  He raises funds for the provision of the Gospel and discipleship materials to people all across Earth.  Their mission is fulfillment of the Great Commission.  Listen as Jason explains how they are blazing this trail and consider supporting this incredible ministry.  We also chat about foster care and adoption.

Brian Deacon is an English actor. Although he appeared in films such as The Triple Echo and Vampyres, he is perhaps best known for portraying Jesus in the 1979 film Jesus, which was made by the evangelical organization the Jesus Film Project.

We, as believers, have a mission. We are to take the Truth to all the nations and all the peoples. Pastor Jason discusses how we live a life "On Mission." Crosspointe also welcomes Kari, from The Jesus Film Project, to continue the...

On Friday, April 26, 2019, Crosspointe hosted The Jesus Film Project Awareness Event. Through multi-media, personal testimony, and worship, The Jesus Film Project shared a number of ways to reach Everyone Everywhere for Jesus. Download The Jesus...

On this episode of the Amplify Indy Podcast LIVE! we talk with Anthony L. Speziale and Dianna Speziale about their work with the Jesus Film Project and creating different translations to reach people around the globe. DeColores!

In this week’s episode we go back to school. We're talking Campus Crusade for Christ or as it's called now Cru or Power to Change ministries or Agape or whatever it's called. We discuss its beginnings with Bill Bright, Explo 72, the four spiritual laws, the Jesus Film Project and much more. As always we are not experts, we just google this stuff. Hosted by Trevor Poelman and Damien Doepping For more info and and our references check out https://beliefitornot.wordpress.com/ Also follow us on twitter @beliefitornot, instagram @beliefitornotpodcast, or facebook https://www.facebook.com/beliefitornot/ Or email beliefitornotpodcast@gmail.com Support Belief It Or Not Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

Josh Newell joins me to discuss the impact of the The Jesus Film, why movies are an effective gospel tool, as well as the future of the film. Josh is the executive director of The Jesus Film Project. Show Notes Twitter: @jesusfilm Website: @jesusfilm.org

Josh Newell joins me to discuss the impact of the The Jesus Film, why movies are an effective gospel tool, as well as the future of the film. Josh is the executive director of The Jesus Film Project. Show Notes Twitter: @jesusfilm Website: @jesusfilm.org

Our host Aaron talks with Tom Dennen, Recording Partnership Coordinator with Jesus Film Project, about the goal of "zero."

In this episode of the Made For Missions Podcast, Ken and Mike talk about Cru‘s (the former Campus Crusade) The Jesus Film Project . At One Eight Catalyst, as a part of our plan to reach Unreached and Unengaged People groups, we will be using the Jesus Film as a major part of our evangelistic process […]

Eric introduces a special radio adaption of the Jesus Film Project from Cru – Merry Christmas!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 65—My interview with Mrs. Maureen Hornstein Hello everyone! Thank you for listening to another episode of Childless not by Choice! I appreciate your taking the time to listen in once again. Thank you to my repeat listeners. And if you are listening for the first time, I hope you will come back for another visit! Remember to tell your friends about the show, and feel free to share to your social media followers! I would appreciate that!   Mrs. Maureen Hornstein is originally from a small town in Minnesota, USA. At University, she studied Speech-Theater, Music, and Education. Upon graduation, she joined the staff of a faith-based organization, Campus Crusade for Christ International now known as Cru.   Maureen and her husband, Hank, have spent most of their careers living in three countries outside of the United States. Currently, Maureen is the Women's Asia Strategy Coordinator for the Jesus Film Project. On that project, she works with various media tools that help women realize that no matter what their family or country may think of them; God their Creator, made them valuable.     Was it a conscious decision to work and live outside the United States?   In your bio, you say that you help women realize that no matter what women’s families and cultures may tell them, their Creator values them. How exactly do you convey this truth to women? Is this through your Jesus Film Project, or in your daily life’s journey?      When did you and your husband realize you would not be having children?   Do you both come from large or small families?     Was there any pushback from either of your families when they realized you weren’t having children?   Did you and your husband have to journey to a place of acceptance?     What suggestions would you have for women struggling with childlessness?   To contact Mrs. Maureen Hornstein: Magdalena Today on Facebook www.magdalenatoday.com Jesus film media app     "Empathy is finding echoes of another person in yourself."--Mohsin Hamid.     Stories of note: http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2017/05/17/we-are-not-barren-or-infertile-we-are-just-but-waiting-wombs-childless_c1557714 https://www.rt.com/op-edge/389574-macron-may-merkel-europes-childless/   My contact information: Website: www.childlessnotbychoice.net and www.civillamorgan.com Facebook: booksbycivillamorgan Twitter: @civilla1 Instagram: @joyandrelevance  Pinterest: Civilla M. Morgan, MSM LinkedIn: Civilla Morgan, MSM     Please help me out by taking this very short survey! https://survey.libsyn.com/21stcenturyhannah Until next time! Bye!

Dorothea Jeffrey talks about the challenges in bringing The Jesus Film to the Mundu speaking people.

Guest host Barry Schoder sows seeds of hope and exhortation from Detroit Lakes, Minnesota.

Dr. Eshleman is the vice president for Campus Crusade for Christ. He has a B.A. and Master degree from Michigcan State in Business Administration in Marketing and Finance. Dr. Eshleman joined the staff for Campus Crusade for Christ in 1966 and became VP in 2005. He created the “I Found It” Campaign in 1976, and was the founder and director of the globally influential THE JESUS Film Project, that has been translated into over 1000 different languages, and been shown in 236 countries.

Steve Strand, Pastor and former Missionary to Honduras speaks about the Jesus Film Project

Steve Strand, Pastor and former Missionary to Honduras speaks about the Jesus Film Project

The Pharisee and the Tax Collector. Luke 18:9 Special thanks to The Jesus Film Project Check out http://www.oralbible.com for more information. Thank you for watching!

An example of tribe story telling in an animistic culture. Special thanks to The JESUS Film Project Check out http://www.oralbible.com for more information. Thank you for watching!

The Parable of the Vineyard Owner. Luke 20:9 Special thanks to The Jesus Film Project Please check out http://www.oralbible.com for more information