Podcast

In this series, Jason interviews Dr. Allison Wiley of Word of Life Ministries. On January 23rd, 2011, Dr. Wiley was appointed Word of Life Ministries International/International Third World Leaders Association Ambassador to the United Nations Economic and Social Council (UNECOSOC). As ambassador, Dr. Wiley is tasked with implementing the health agenda of UNECOSOC in third world countries. Her work has improved the lives of countless young girls and women, but it was an event that happened before her appointment that would impact her life spiritually and lead her down her current path. Find out more when you listen to this amazing story.

Today, Jason is interviewing Austin Durry, the lead singer & guitarist of Marah in the Mainsail, a band that mixes folk with hard rock and creates music meant for those of us who feel like outcasts left out of the church community. The name "Marah" is derived from a well in the book of Exodus that means “bitterness,” but was later transformed into sweet water. They chose this name to represent their mission of redemption, a transformation from death to life. Be encouraged to live out your faith as you listen to Austin's words today.

The "Do Not Keep Silent" podcast is back from hiatus and ready for another great year. Today, Jason is interviewing John Reilly & John McMunn.

John Reilly of the band Reilly has been a full-time musician for the past four years. You'll learn about the goals of their musical pursuit, seeking to write songs about God’s promises and what it means to be a child of God, all while encouraging believers in the process.

Later in the podcast, Jason interviews John McMunn, whose 16-year-old son, CJ, has been transformed by the ministry of Worldview Warriors. Our programming has greatly contributed to his growing faith in Jesus Christ, as he has now become a leader of an FCA group that has expanded from 15 to 150 members in the past year. Be encouraged by the fruit of this ministry as you listen today.

“No matter where you go and who you are, your actions are always louder than your words.”

Today, Jason is interviewing Chris McCane of Becoming the Archetype as he discusses the mission field he serves in as part of the band. Playing a lot of shows in bars & secular scenes has provided them with a considerable amount of opportunities to share Christ with a variety of different people, many of whom do not profess Christ. You'll also hear how the band's choice of serving in a predominantly secular atmosphere comes with its fair share of temptations and trials. Above all else, find out what means the most to the band as you listen today.

Today, Jason is interviewing Josh Kirk, the drummer of The Museum, a band all about changing our nation and standing up for what's right. As you listen, you'll hear about how they actively support Not For Sale, a non-profit group from San Francisco that fights human trafficking & slavery. The band is named after the Revolution Museum in Romania, which tells of a small group of Christians who overthrew communism in their country in 1989. Their latest single, "Solid Ground," describes how Christ sustains us through the storms in our lives. Be encouraged to be the hands & feet of Jesus as you live your life for Him this week.

“God’s not in love with a future version of you. He’s in love with the current version of you.”

– Josh Kirk

You can know who Jesus is and know everything about him, but still not know him personally.

In this series, Erica Widseth, an intern at Youth for Christ, talks about the difference between knowing about Jesus and knowing Jesus personally. She talks about her decision to commit to a relationship with Jesus at the age of 16 and how it involves “laying down your life daily.” Erica shares some wisdom about how God wants you to focus on His love and not your imperfections, how God cares more about your motives than what you do, and how surrounding yourself with like-minded people is important to your walk with Christ.

If you happened to miss our "God's Got Your Back" series with Erica's dad, Todd, you can check it out here:

Part 1, Part 2

You can know who Jesus is and know everything about him, but still not know him personally.

In this series, Erica Widseth, an intern at Youth for Christ, talks about the difference between knowing about Jesus and knowing Jesus personally. She talks about her decision to commit to a relationship with Jesus at the age of 16 and how it involves “laying down your life daily.” Erica shares some wisdom about how God wants you to focus on His love and not your imperfections, how God cares more about your motives than what you do, and how surrounding yourself with like-minded people is important to your walk with Christ.

If you happened to miss our "God's Got Your Back" series with Erica's dad, Todd, you can check it out here:

Part 1, Part 2