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Today, after a little more than a year, I sit down again with Sean Dunn, founder of Groundwire and creator of the “Jesus Cares” movement — a mission that has helped millions find faith through digital ministry and conversation-driven evangelism. Mr. Dunn joins me for a powerful conversation about hope, revival, and the next generation’s hunger for truth in a world that’s lost its way. We discuss the surprising trend of more young people returning to church, the rise of faith among young men, and how God is moving across the nation through unconventional platforms.
Mr. Dunn shares the growth of his mission — reaching over a million people for Christ last year and on track for nearly two million this year. He reveals how Groundwire’s approach focuses not on suicide prevention alone but on introducing people to Jesus by meeting them in their pain and questions. Their campaigns range from JesusCares.com and GodLikesYou.com to sites like IFeelBroken.com, all designed to reach those who would never walk into a church but are searching for purpose online. We also talk about how the organization is bringing ministry into the gaming community — using technology to engage a generation that spends nearly half its free time in virtual spaces.
Our conversation dives deep into scripture and the need for believers to return to God’s Word as their primary source of truth. Mr. Dunn reminds listeners that the Bible is alive and active — a daily necessity for spiritual growth rather than just a verse-of-the-day habit. Together we discuss faith’s balance between grace and accountability, the importance of teaching about sin and redemption, and the need to boldly share the whole gospel — not just the comfortable parts. We also share stories of divine appointments in everyday life, including how Mr. Dunn’s simple conversations in restaurants have led strangers to Christ.
This episode is a call to action for anyone seeking to strengthen their faith and impact others in a digital age. We talk about how revival is spreading across the world, how Groundwire is planning to see 10 million people come to Christ in a single year, and how every believer can be a part of that mission. Whether you’re a pastor, parent, or young person seeking meaning, Mr. Dunn’s message is clear — God is still at work, the harvest is ready, and we are all called to the fields.
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Today, after a little more than a year, I sit down again with Sean Dunn, founder of Groundwire and creator of the “Jesus Cares” movement — a mission that has helped millions find faith through digital ministry and conversation-driven evangelism. Mr. Dunn joins me for a powerful conversation about hope, revival, and the next generation’s hunger for truth in a world that’s lost its way. We discuss the surprising trend of more young people returning to church, the rise of faith among young men, and how God is moving across the nation through unconventional platforms.
Mr. Dunn shares the growth of his mission — reaching over a million people for Christ last year and on track for nearly two million this year. He reveals how Groundwire’s approach focuses not on suicide prevention alone but on introducing people to Jesus by meeting them in their pain and questions. Their campaigns range from JesusCares.com and GodLikesYou.com to sites like IFeelBroken.com, all designed to reach those who would never walk into a church but are searching for purpose online. We also talk about how the organization is bringing ministry into the gaming community — using technology to engage a generation that spends nearly half its free time in virtual spaces.
Our conversation dives deep into scripture and the need for believers to return to God’s Word as their primary source of truth. Mr. Dunn reminds listeners that the Bible is alive and active — a daily necessity for spiritual growth rather than just a verse-of-the-day habit. Together we discuss faith’s balance between grace and accountability, the importance of teaching about sin and redemption, and the need to boldly share the whole gospel — not just the comfortable parts. We also share stories of divine appointments in everyday life, including how Mr. Dunn’s simple conversations in restaurants have led strangers to Christ.
This episode is a call to action for anyone seeking to strengthen their faith and impact others in a digital age. We talk about how revival is spreading across the world, how Groundwire is planning to see 10 million people come to Christ in a single year, and how every believer can be a part of that mission. Whether you’re a pastor, parent, or young person seeking meaning, Mr. Dunn’s message is clear — God is still at work, the harvest is ready, and we are all called to the fields.
groundwire.net
Website: https://coupleonukes.com
Exodus, Honor Your Heart, & Nulu Knives: https://www.coupleonukes.com/affiliates/
Want to be a guest on Couple O' Nukes? Send me a message on PodMatch: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1726279485588093e83e0e007
Sign Up For A PodMatch Account: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/coupleonukes
*Couple O' Nukes LLC and Mr. Whiskey are not licensed medical entities, nor do they take responsibility for any advice or information put forth by guests. Take all advice at your own risk.