First Person with Wayne Shepherd

Musician and composer John Campbell talks with Wayne Shepherd about the life God has given him creating music for the popular children's radio program Adventures in Odyssey as well as other many projects.

On the 50th anniversary of Wycliffe Associates, President and CEO Dr. Bruce Smith talks with Wayne Shepherd about new technology which is accelerating the process of Bible translation, and tells stories from his new book, LIVING TRANSLATION; Their Stories.

Ethiopian pastor and church leader Mulugeta Ashagre talks with Wayne Shepherd about his difficult life growing up, his turn from atheism to Christianity, and his spiritual vision for his country.

Daven Edwards talks with Wayne Shepherd about his life story including years of drifting away from following God and also suffering from a severe physical condition. Now fully committed to the Lord Jesus Christ, Daven talks about the turn his life has taken.

Now CEO of the children's Gospel ministry, Awana, Valerie Bell talks about her calling to serve and her vision for Awana's outreach to even more children around the world.

The CEO of Halftime Institute, Dean Niewolny, joins Wayne Shepherd to tell his personal story of leaving his marketplace career to help people translate their success and skills into affecting their spiritual lives. Dean is the author of TRADE UP, How to Move from Just Making Money to Making a Difference.

Now retired as a Major General in the USAF, Scott Gration served his country in several ways, including as Ambassador to Kenya. This former missionary kid who grew up in Africa talks with Wayne Shepherd about his life of public service.

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).

From the oil fields of Texas, David Howell led a rough and tumble life. He says he was a hard-drinking, hard-sinning man-- until he accepted Christ as his savior. David talks with Wayne Shepherd about his story and the ministry he started to reach people in prison with the Gospel.

In the third in a series of four conversations, singer/songwriter/Bible teacher Michael Card talks with Wayne Shepherd about Luke, the "Gospel of Amazement", and what it teaches about Jesus.