On today’s episode, Phil talks to prolific singer-songwriter and author Andrew Peterson. You may know Andrew from his award-winning fantasy series The Wingfeather Saga or his many of his well-known songs, including the hit song “Is He Worthy?” He and Phil Tuttle discuss the songwriting process, what it actually means to be “called to ministry,” and finding the freedom to serve God with the gifts He’s given us.
On this episode, Phil talks with Daniel Darling, best-selling author and SVP of Communications for National Religious Broadcasters, about how we communicate on the internet in a way that honors God.
On today’s episode, Phil talks with Dr. Jana Harmon, host of the Side B podcast and Teaching Fellow for the C.S. Lewis Institute of Atlanta. Jana talks about her research into why atheists convert to Christianity and how we as Christians can show the love of Jesus to the atheists in our lives.
On this episode of STEP INTO THE STORY, Phil talks with Crawford Loritts about his life in ministry, the balance between being pastor and father, Christians’ difficult relationship to power, and his hope for the church—to set aside any ambition other than sharing the truth of our glorious God.
Crawford Loritts has been the featured speaker at Super Bowls, NCAA Final Four Chapel, and the Pentagon. He served for 27 years on the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ and for 15 years as the pastor of Fellowship Bible Church in Roswell, GA. He is also the author of 9 books and the host of 2 nationally-syndicated radio programs. Today, he serves as the President and Founder of Beyond Our Generation, an organization committed to encouraging and helping shape the next generation of Christian leaders.
On today’s episode, Phil talks with Dr. John Isch, retired cardiovascular surgeon and Chief of Surgery at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis. Dr. Isch shares his story of learning to kill his own pride, give God all the glory, and see his profession as an opportunity to help more than the physical hearts of his patients.
On this episode, author Ellen Vaugn talks with Phil about her latest book, Becoming Elisabeth Elliot. Elliot was hugely influential missionary, author, professor, and speaker, perhaps most known for her sharing the Gospel with the Waodani people of Ecuador—the same people who killed her husband. Ellen shares how, in the process of writing about this incredible woman, God taught her about radical faith and finding joy in the hardest parts of our journeys.
On today’s episode, Phil talks with acclaimed singer-songwriter and Dove Award winner Ellie Holcomb. She’s getting ready to release Canyons, an album about the wounds that leave us divided and a Father’s love that brings us back together. You’re going to be truly moved by this beautiful, healing conversation with an incredible artist.
