Faith Radio Podcast

Andreas Kostenberger, senior research professor of New Testament and biblical theology at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina and founder of the ministry, Biblical Foundations, discussed the significance of God coming in the flesh, as he lays out in the book he has co-authored, The First Days of Jesus: The Story of the Incarnation.  Learn more through the website, www.biblicalfoundations.org.

In light of the open enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act, Michael Gardner, Senior Director of Marketing & Communications at Christian Care Ministry, which operates the Medi-Share health care sharing program, shared about its concept and some of the logistics. You can find out more at www.medishare.org.

Frank Cottrell Boyce, one of the screenwriters for the movie Goodbye Christopher Robin, which is based on the life of Winnie the Pooh creator, A.A. Milne.  YouVersion (www.bible.com) is offering a Bible reading program to coincide with the themes of family and forgiveness from the film.  The film's website is www.foxsearchlight.com/goodbyechristopherrobin.

Aimee Spurlock, whose story is told in the movie, All Saints, discussed the real-life series of events upon which the movie is based, surrounding a church her husband, Michael, pastored, which was declining until a group of Burmese refugees arrived.  She also commented on some of the material in the movie, which is available on DVD.  Learn more at www.allsaintsmovie.com.

Nancy LeSourd, the daughter-in-law of the late Catherine Marshall, author of the book, Christy, shared about the background of the book, which was inspired by the true story of Catherine's mother.  She also discussed the 50th anniversary of the book and the release of a new hardcover edition of it, as well as an e-book.  Learn more at www.christybook.com.

From the leadership team of the River Region Judgment House, Brian Gay and John Smith discussed the concept of the outreach, a walk-through presentation which is a Christian alternative to a haunted house.   The conversation aired in advance of the Judgment House, presented selected nights October 15-31, 2017.  Learn more at www.judgmenthouse.org.

The director of the movie, Champion, produced for DVD and digital platforms, Judd Brannon, discussed the concept and plot of the film, as well as some of the themes that are highlighted in it.  Learn more at www.championthemovie.com.

George Stahnke, an ordained minister who is involved in pastoral counseling for Focus on the Family, provided some insight into the lives and challenges of pastors and the importance of honoring pastors and church leaders.  October is Pastor and Staff Appreciation Month.  Learn more at the www.thrivingpastor.com, a Focus on the Family website.

Christian musical artist Mandisa, in advance of the Rise Out of the Dark Tour, in Montgomery on October 28, 2017, discussed the inspiration for her album, Out of the Dark, including how God had worked in her life prior to its release.  Her website is www.mandisaofficial.com.

Patrick Gentempo, the co-founder and CEO of Revealed Films and host of the 9-part documentary, Christ Revealed, discussed the concept of the resource, which explores evidence for the resurrection of Christ.  Learn more at www.christrevealed.com.