Interview

Interview

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Interview episodes

  • Darrow Miller
    Author and Speaker, Darrow Miller serves as Vice President of Food for the Hungry International and co-founder of the Disciple Nations Alliance. Darrow has been a popular speaker at conferences and seminars on topics that include the Christian movement worldwide, Christianity and culture, Christian apologetics and social issues.
    16 min
  • Roma Waterman
    Singer/Songwriter & Author, Roma Waterman was told she may never sing or tour again after suffering from fibromyalgia. But she had an amazing encounter with God that set her in a new direction in pursuing worship and the prophetic through her music. Now, totally healed Roma travels the globe, speaking, singing, working as a vocal coach on "X-factor" and running workshops on the prophetic arts, songwriting and vocal technique.
    18 min
  • Norman Miller
    Norman Miller is a pastor, businessman, and Aboriginal Artist. He and his wife Barbara founded The Centre for International Reconciliation & Peace as a para-church ministry, and have planted a church in Cairns, Australia. They are part of the team co-ordinating the National Day of Prayer in Canberra on July 24, 2011.
    18 min
  • Norman from Open Doors Australia
    Norman works with Open Doors Australia. This Ministry works in the most oppressive countries, strengthening persecuted Christians. Norman shares about his recent trip to Ethiopia, and the massive outreach towards Muslims worldwide.
    19 min
  • Nicky Gumbel
    Author and speaker Nicky Gumbel, is the pioneer of the Alpha Course, a short course on the basics of Christianity. He was an avowed atheist, and converted to Christianity in his first year at College, through reading the New Testament. He said, "I was enthralled. It was as if I had found what I had been looking for all my life". Millions have now done the course worldwide. Nicky is interviewed by Leigh Hatcher from Open House.
    20 min
  • Mark Conner
    Mark Conner is the pastor of Australia's 2nd largest church, City life in Melbourne. He's an active blogger and has authored many books. He shares some great stories about how to reach out and connect others with the Gospel.
    15 min
  • Warwick Marsh
    Warwick Marsh is the Founder of the Fatherhood Foundation. In 1998 he was awarded the FOL Fatherhood of the Year Award and in 2001 was awarded a centenary medal by the Governor General.
    In this History Makers edition, Warwick shares his vision for the National Day of prayer for on July 24, 2011.
    17 min
  • John Anderson
    John Anderson is the former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia. He recently spoke at the Lord Mayors prayer Breakfast in Brisbane. In this History making speech, John speaks about revival in China and Africa, and the need for Revival in Australia.
    25 min
  • Paul Morrison
    Paul Morrison is the chaplain for the West Coast Eagles AFL football team. He took some of the players to Cambodia and was so moved, he wrote the song, "Picking up the pieces", It was featured on Today Tonight and the clip has gone viral on YouTube.
    17 min
  • Peter Malins
    Pete Malins is a missionary with New Hope Japan. 20 minutes after the 2011 Japan Earthquake, Pete was stuck in a bullet train, in a tunnel, with no power, just out of Sendai where the epicentre of the quake was. He spent 19 hours trapped, then was bussed to Tokyo. Pete shares the story in this episode of History makers, and his heart for sharing the Gospel in Japan.
    17 min