Podcast appearances and mentions of john bechtel

Even the smallest gifts, when placed in the hands of God, can change the world.

31. What Can A Dollar Do?   "Can God use me and my ice cream money?" John Bechtel tells how the dollar of a little girl was used to buy something that allowed more than a hundred thousand people to find Christ.  John’s infectious spirit and remarkable life demonstrate that we are never too young,  too old, or too poor to make a difference for Christ!  This episode was based on Acorns and Oaks from Brinkman Adventures Season 3. Visit our store to purchase your own copy. To learn more about John Bechtel and his story go to our Real Stories page.   Search for:   Podcasts 36. Hopelessness Transformed 35. Recognizing God’s Voice in the Storm 34. Believing God’s Word 33. Did God Use Evolution? 32. Gospel Patrons Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Subscribe with Google Play Subscribe with Android Subscribe with Feedly Subscribe with Tunein Subscribe with E-mail Subscribe with RSS More Options

30. Boldly Go The brave and unconventional John Bechtel comes to us from Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM) to share what it means to be bold for Jesus in a politically correct culture. Join us as we discover how shameless persistence and God’s remarkable intervention has resulted in hundreds of churches being planted in the high-rise apartments of Hong Kong. This episode was based on How Big is Your God Part 1 and 2 from Brinkman Adventures season 2.  Visit our store to purchase your own copy. To learn more about John Bechtel and his story go to our Real Stories page.   Search for:   Podcasts 36. Hopelessness Transformed 35. Recognizing God’s Voice in the Storm 34. Believing God’s Word 33. Did God Use Evolution? 32. Gospel Patrons Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Subscribe with Google Play Subscribe with Android Subscribe with Feedly Subscribe with Tunein Subscribe with E-mail Subscribe with RSS More Options

29. God’s work around us Is God still working today? Does He intervene in the lives of everyday, regular people? Join the hilarious John Bechtel, Asian Regional Director of Ravi Zacharias Ministries, as he recounts some of the incredible events he has lived through. Listen up as he gives his take on God’s miraculous interventions. This episode features the story Blue Hat and T-shirt Bible from season 2 of the Brinkman Adventures, where John Bechtel is known as John Benti.  Get your own copy of  Blue Hat and T-shirt Bible here. Search for:   Podcasts 36. Hopelessness Transformed 35. Recognizing God’s Voice in the Storm 34. Believing God’s Word 33. Did God Use Evolution? 32. Gospel Patrons Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Subscribe with Google Play Subscribe with Android Subscribe with Feedly Subscribe with Tunein Subscribe with E-mail Subscribe with RSS More Options

Podcast #17: Starting locally with travel writing “Good things happen if you just get out of bed.” – John Bechtel For more about how you can get started with travel writing today, visit: www.greatescapepublishing.com/travelwriting. On this week’s episode, you’ll hear from Great Escape Publishing travel writing success story – John Bechtel, and how he got started writing locally. John attended the Ultimate Travel Writer’s Workshop in San Diego in 2014. And in just one year, he was asked to come back and speak on the success panel at the 2015 annual event in Denver. “John says he lives in ‘Nowhere’s Ville’ and he questioned the concept taught at the travel writer’s workshop of starting local,” Great Escape Publishing Director Lori Allen says. “Local for John is Minot, North Dakota and he couldn’t imagine finding anything to write about locally.” So he set out to test the theory… and it worked. We hear a funny, entertaining and enlightening clip from John speaking to the attendees at the 2015 Ultimate Travel Writer’s Workshop in Denver about the first few articles he got published. He shares a few tips for new writers to remember… …Sometimes people will ask to preview my articles before they are published. I tell them if they want editorial control that is paid advertising and it will cost them about $1200. They usually go away. …Deadlines are good for you. They make you get things done. …You can start with posting your articles on Facebook, but eventually you need to put them on a website so that editors can see your work. …Don’t be afraid, print those business cards that show you are a writer. You can always burn them later. John is just one example of the many success stories that have come from GEP’s programs. For more about how you can get started with travel writing today, visit: www.greatescapepublishing.com/travelwriting.

Retired missionary John Bechtel takes us on an inspiring trip to China, unfolding the providence and faithfulness of God.