David Stay returns for part 2 of his story of a battle with cancer. Even though he is a naturally positive person, he shares how darkness can creep in, and where he finds his hope.
Pastor and Author David Stark has written a book on how to minister to millennials. His timeless advice and wisdom from a new book on suffering in part 1 with Pastor Paul.
Five Stone Media’s Executive Director Steve Johnson joins Pastor Paul to talk about LifeSupport Resources' new devotional based on the collection of stories from Five Stone Media titled "God Is Always with You: 31 Days of Hope and Healing for Grief and Loss."
For many years, Stephen Williams lived a destructive lifestyle after buying into a cultural lie that his sinful behavior was ok. Hear how he was redeemed in part 2 of the interview with Pastor Paul.
Stephen Williams joins Pastor Paul to share how he bought into a cultural lie that led to a path of destruction in his life. And how God has redeemed his sin filled past.
Members of the Christian organization Mad Dad’s share their stories for the first time, as they discuss their former lives on the street, and how they are now using the hope they’ve found to inspire others. Mad Dad’s Director John Turnipseed introduces the group in this special episode.
Pastor Paul is joined by his wife Wendi, as we revisit a program where they discuss the heartbreak of the death of their son Taylor, and where they have found hope and comfort.
Michele Arnoldy once again talks about the trauma associated with finding her husband as a victim of suicide, and how PTSD factored into his decision. Also a story of grief, redemption, and the comfort that God provides.
27 min
About LifeSupport with Paul Johnson
From the publisher's feed
Pastor Paul Johnson grew up in the Twin Cities where he began an award-winning career in radio and television broadcasting. He pursued God’s call to ministry and returned home after serving as Teaching Pastor at Christ Community Church in Tucson, Arizona, and as Lead Pastor at South Delta Baptist Church in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Paul has a keen interest in church multiplication and leadership development. He holds Doctor of Ministry and Masters of Divinity degrees and has authored two books and numerous articles regarding church life and governance. Pastor Johnson has also endured difficult trials, which provide a Christ-centered empathy that can lead others toward a deeper faith through trauma