The Catch with John Fischer

Robbie Goldman is the Emotional and Spiritual Formation Director at Dry Bones Denver. He is married to Karen they have 3 grown children and 4 grandchildren.  Robbie has served in full time ministry for 28 years. For more information on Robbie and Dry Bones Denver, go to www.drybonesdenver.org.

Doug Stevens is a pastor who has served churches in California, Arizona, Kansas and Texas, and a mentor who comes alongside congregations and non-profits across the country to encourage, challenge and strengthen leaders. He is a catalyst for experiential learning, relational healing and intercultural engagement. Doug is a graduate of Cal Berkeley and Fuller Seminary. He lives in Austin TX and is married to Nancy. Doug is a people-lover, culture-watcher, mountain bike-rider and avid world-explorer.

Literate songs, friendly humor, precise fingerstyle guitar, warm vocals and a healthy dash of genuine hopefulness: these are the tools Bob Bennett brings to work with him every time he performs.  A dozen critically acclaimed albums, thousands of concert appearances from living rooms up to large arenas (even a two-year stint on-air in talk radio), Bob dearly loves his job … and he hopes you’ll like it too!

John Coulombe pastored ‘experienced adults’ at First EvFree Church in Fullerton, California for the past 30+ years, retiring as interGen Pastor in May of 2019. At present John serves as Director of Connections and Development for Legacy Coalition, a national ministry focused on intentional Christian grandparenting.

With the Jesus Movement and Jesus Music gaining new attention we thought it would be fitting to have Jesus Music pioneer, Paul Clark, come talk to us about Jesus Music, past present and future. Paul has completed 20 solo recording projects, written over 700 songs, produced records for other artists, served as a worship leader/pastor, published photographer and author. Paul's voyage presses on.

David A. Horner is Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies; Talbot School of Theology and Biola University. He is Author of "Mind Your Faith: A Student’s Guide for Thinking and Living Well" and contributing editor to “Cardinal Virtues.” Encyclopedia of Christian Civilization.

Andrew MacDonald, Associate Director of the Research Institute, Wheaton College Billy Graham Center, discusses the Jesus People Oral History Project, in which he has videotaped extensive interviews with over 50 musicians and leaders from the Jesus Movement for archives at the Institute and an upcoming conference at Biola University in October.

Rob Stutzman is the President of Stutzman Public Affairs in Sacramento, a consulting firm for political candidates and lobbying groups. Rob is a sought after political consultant and is quoted often in the national news media.

Randall Balmer is the John Phillips Professor in Religion at Dartmouth College. He is the author of more than a dozen books, including Evangelicalism in America, Redeemer: The Life of Jimmy Carter, and Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory: A Journey into the Evangelical Subculture in America, which is now in its fifth edition and has been made into an award-winning three-part series for PBS.

Robert Tracy McKenzie is professor of History and Arthur F. Holmes Chair of Faith and Learning at Wheaton College. Before joining the Wheaton faculty, McKenzie taught for twenty-years at the University of Washington, where he specialized in the history of the Civil War era. In recent years he has turned his attention to the ways in which American evangelicals have remembered their national heritage. Among other works, McKenzie is the author of The First Thanksgiving: What the Real Story Tells Us about Loving God and Learning from History (2013), A Little Book for New Historians (a brief primer on why and how to study history, written from an openly Christian perspective) (2018), and We the Fallen People: The Founders and the Future of American Democracy (forthcoming in 2021).