First Person with Wayne Shepherd

Bob Tiede, a member of Cru's U.S. Leadership Development team, and the founder of www.LeadingWithQuestions.com, talks with Wayne Shepherd about developing the next generation of Christian leaders.

Violinist Chenoa Alamu talks with Wayne Shepherd about her love of music which has the power to transcend all barriers. During the conversation Chenoa also tells of her desire to help children develop their musical gifts and beautifully plays the hymn tune Finlandia (Be Still My Soul).

Os Hillman of the radio program FAITH, WORK, and CULTURE talks with Wayne Shepherd about his faith story and the circumstances that led him to find his calling in helping others find spiritual purpose and fulfillment in their work.

The author of the latest biography of 19th century evangelist D.L. Moody, Kevin Belmonte, talks with Wayne Shepherd about his book titled D.L. Moody; A Life.

One woman was a Prison Fellowship Angel Tree Volunteer, the other was a young teen, who didn't believe in God, taking care of her younger siblings while her mother was in prison. Listen to find out how God used Judy Mills and Angel Tree in the life of Michelle Rainey as Wayne Shepherd talks with both women.

The Russian Ministries Director for the Far East Broadcasting Company, Victor Akhterov, talks with Wayne Shepherd about growing up during Soviet-era religious persecution and about FEBC's ministry today in the former Soviet republics, including the troubled country of Ukraine.

Young, Christian apologist Sean McDowell talks with Wayne Shepherd about the new Apologetics Study Bible for Students and the need for today's youth to be equipped to defend their faith.

Nashville singing talent and producers Chris and Jan Harris, known professionally as Rodeo and Juliet, talk with Wayne Shepherd about their life and music spanning several decades in Music City.

Agribusiness broadcaster Max Armstrong talks with Wayne Shepherd as they salute the American farmer at Thanksgiving and tell stories from Max's book, Stories from the Heartland.

Radio personality JJ Jasper talks about both the grief and hope his family has experienced after the accidental death of their 5 year old son, Cooper.