Christian rock music is finding fresh momentum through artists who aren’t afraid to be honest about faith, struggle, and hope. In this episode, Jaren and Jade Lagore, sisters and founding members of the band JAREN, share their journey of calling, creativity, and why their music resonates deeply with Gen Z listeners. Known for high-energy songs like Stand Strong, War Cry, and their latest release Poetic, Jaren and Jade open up about how God brought them together as a band, how their sound evolved into a rock-forward expression of faith, and why their mission centers on pointing wandering hearts back to Jesus. The conversation explores songwriting, authenticity, generational hunger for truth, and what it means to stand firm in faith in today’s cultural moment. Highlights How Jaren first sensed God’s call into Christian music Why Jade initially said “no” to joining the band—and what changed Growing up playing music together and finding God’s bigger plan How JAREN developed its rock-driven sound with electric violin Musical influences ranging from BarlowGirl to modern pop-rock The balance of honesty and hope in Christian songwriting The story behind the song Poetic and its message for Gen Z Why spiritual hunger and revival seem to be rising among young adults The band’s heart for reaching lukewarm and searching believers Join the Conversation What role has music played in strengthening your faith—or helping you wrestle honestly with truth? Join the conversation and share your thoughts using #LifeAudio. 🔗 Resources & Links 🎵 Listen to JAREN on Youtube 🌐 Visit the band: thebandjaren.com 🎧 Discover more faith-based podcasts at LifeAudio.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Hope feels fragile when life is uncertain—but Scripture reminds us where our true stronghold lies. In this episode, Amanda Jenkins, lead creator of The Chosen’s traditional content, joins the podcast to share the heart behind the new Season 5 Bible Study, Jesus Is Our Stronghold. Drawing from Zechariah 9, the triumphal entry of Jesus, and the shifting emotional ground faced by the disciples, Amanda explains how this study invites believers to anchor their hope in Christ—especially during seasons of suffering, chaos, and unanswered prayer. The conversation also offers a behind-the-scenes look at filming the crucifixion scenes in Italy, the emotional toll on cast and crew, and why The Chosen continues to resonate with audiences across cultures and beliefs. Highlights The central theme behind The Chosen Season 5 Bible Study Why Jesus as our stronghold matters in unstable seasons How Zechariah 9 shapes the foundation of the study Why The Chosen Bible studies prioritize Scripture over scenes The emotional and spiritual weight of filming the crucifixion How suffering reshapes where we place our hope Why The Chosen connects with people across denominations and worldviews The long-term goal of discipleship beyond the show itself Join the Conversation When life feels unsteady, where do you find your hope—and what does it practically look like to trust Jesus as your stronghold? Join the conversation and share your thoughts using #LifeAudio. 🔗 Resources & Links 📘 The Chosen Season 5 Bible Study: Jesus Is Our Stronghold 🎬 The Chosen — Seasons 1–5 🎧 Explore more faith-based podcasts at LifeAudio.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Can miracles actually be proven—or do they always require blind faith? In this episode, bestselling author and former skeptic Lee Strobel joins the podcast to explore the evidence behind modern-day miracles and his upcoming film, The Case for Miracles (in theaters December 15–18). Drawing from peer-reviewed medical journals, eyewitness testimony, and global research, Lee explains how science, reason, and faith intersect when it comes to supernatural healing. The conversation tackles hard questions about unanswered prayers, the purpose of miracles, and why reports of miraculous healings appear more frequently in certain parts of the world. Whether you’re a believer, skeptic, or somewhere in between, this episode invites you to examine the evidence—and decide where it leads. Highlights Can miracles be scientifically documented or investigated? The definition of a miracle—and what it isn’t A medically verified case of instant healing from blindness Why miracles don’t “violate” the laws of nature The difference between coincidence, placebo, and genuine miracles Why miracles often cluster in parts of the developing world How to wrestle with faith when healing doesn’t come Lee Strobel’s personal story of suffering and unanswered prayer Why The Case for Miracles is designed for skeptics and seekers Join the Conversation Do you believe miracles still happen today—and what role does faith play when prayers go unanswered? Share your thoughts and join the conversation using #LifeAudio. 🎬 Resources & Links 🎥 The Case for Miracles — In theaters December 15–18 📘 Books by Lee Strobel, including The Case for Christ 🎧 Discover more faith-centered podcasts at LifeAudio.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
The YouVersion Bible App, the world’s most downloaded Bible app, has officially surpassed 1 billion installs, marking a historic moment in global Christian engagement and digital faith tools. In this episode, Greg Hall, Chief Operating and Growth Officer of YouVersion, shares what’s driving unprecedented Bible app growth, why people worldwide are seeking God’s Word right now, and how technology is fueling a modern spiritual movement. Greg unpacks YouVersion’s origin story—from a simple question in an airport to a global ministry installed in every country on Earth—and explains why this milestone isn’t about numbers, but about lives changed. We also explore the surprising data behind YouVersion’s recent growth surge, the future of personalized Bible engagement, and how digital Scripture access is expanding faster than ever across languages and cultures. Highlights The story behind YouVersion’s founding and mission Why 1 billion installs represents a global hunger for God’s Word How YouVersion reached this milestone faster than expected Why people are searching for truth more than ever The role of Bible societies, churches, and content creators worldwide Surprising growth stats: daily usage, installs, and record-breaking days Greg Hall’s journey from business leadership to ministry impact A powerful testimony of how Scripture is changing lives globally What’s next for YouVersion: personalization, global expansion, and new languages Join the Conversation Why do you think people today are searching more deeply for truth—and how has Scripture played a role in your own life? Share your thoughts and join the conversation using #LifeAudio. 🔗 Resources & Links 📖 Download the YouVersion Bible App (Free on iOS & Android) 📅 Watch highlights from the YouVersion 1 Billion Install Celebration 🎧 Explore more faith-centered podcasts at LifeAudio.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Faith-based Christmas movies, family Christmas comedies, and inspirational holiday films are among the most searched terms this season—and All Is Merry and Bright delivers all three. Actor Eric Close joins us to talk about the new faith-based Christmas comedy-drama releasing November 7, exploring how the film blends humor, heartfelt family dynamics, and a message our culture needs right now. Eric shares why this script stood out among other Christmas films, what it was like working with an all-star cast (including Emily Rose, John O'Hurley, Doug Jones, Sherry Rigby, and Nancy Stafford), and how the film highlights the true joy of Christmas—not perfection, but love, grace, and togetherness. He also opens up about his own journey in Hollywood, how faith guides his career choices, and the moment everything shifted for him spiritually. If you're looking for uplifting Christmas entertainment, a feel-good story with depth, or insight into how faith translates into filmmaking, this episode is packed with warmth, honesty, and holiday hope. Highlights What drew Eric Close to All Is Merry and Bright How the film tackles Christmas chaos, family dynamics, and joy Working with Emily Rose and the film’s powerhouse cast Why authenticity and natural faith themes mattered in this script Eric’s acting journey—from childhood theatre to TV and film His most meaningful “I think I’m really in this business” moment How faith influences the roles he accepts (and declines) Why we need uplifting, joy-filled stories—especially this holiday season The film’s reminder that we can’t control everything…and shouldn’t try Resources & Links 🎬 All Is Merry and BrightIn theaters November 7merryandbright.movie Follow Eric Close on Instagram Explore more faith-based podcasts at LifeAudio.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
What happens when a former atheist follows the evidence instead of the assumptions? Universe Designed—the new documentary from filmmaker Michael Ray Lewis—dives into some of today’s most-searched faith questions: Does God exist? Is Christianity true? Can science and faith coexist? Releasing December 13, the film traces Michael’s personal journey from skepticism to belief, sparked by astrophysics, philosophy, and the surprising realization that “not wanting it to be true” was the last barrier between him and Christ. The conversation explores his three-year investigation into origins, fine-tuning, evolution, manuscript history, the resurrection, and why beauty and design point us toward a Creator. If you’re curious about apologetics, Christian worldview formation, or how real evidence shapes real faith—this episode gives you the roadmap. Highlights Michael’s shift from atheism to Christianity through scientific and historical evidence How a single Hugh Ross YouTube video started a three-year deep dive The role of objective truth, origins, fine-tuning, and evolution in the film Why the documentary begins with universal questions and ends with the cross The filmmaking choice to use slow-motion and nature imagery to spark wonder Why pacing, curiosity, and accessibility mattered in presenting heavy topics How the film equips Christians and gently challenges skeptics Why this cultural moment is ideal for a documentary about truth and meaning Resources & Links 🎬 Universe DesignedStreaming December 13universedesigned.com 📚 Featured voices include Frank Turek, Hugh Ross, Alisa Childers, and more 🎧 Explore more faith-building podcasts at LifeAudio.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Faith-driven endurance stories, Latin worship, and discovering purpose beyond a music career are among the most searched topics in Christian podcasting. Michael Foust sits down with Evan Craft, discussing his 1200-mile cycling journey across the Andes, rock-bottom reinvention, and why comfort can become a hidden spiritual trap. This conversation highlights the global influence of water well charity efforts, his multilingual worship movement, and the personal stories that shaped his book, The Extra Mile. Key Takeaways Purpose beyond platform: asking God for “more than music” Persevering through setbacks: rebuilding identity after band challenges Generosity changes lives: prioritizing others in need Mirrored ministry: modern parable-style storytelling that sparks questions Seeing worship with new eyes outside familiar environments The power of congregational worship to unite audiences Bringing faith into every sphere, from stage to home life Cycling Journey Highlights Distance: 1200 miles / 1800+ kilometers Route: Chile → Argentina (Pacific → Atlantic) Terrain: Up and over the Andes Mountains Ministry: 10 live concerts mid-journey Focus: not personal achievement, but faithful obedience and serving others 📚 About the Book – The Extra Mile A faith-centered story of surrender, sacrifice, and discovering calling while serving others. The message: purpose blooms when comfort zones shrink and obedience expands. 🎶 About Evan’s Music Spanish Worship Album: Que Cante La Iglesia Global recognition via songs like: “Be Alright” “Desesperado” Pop to reach playlists. Worship to fill rooms. God uses both. 🌎 Resources & Links to Share 🌐 Evan’s official site Exploring today’s Christian voices in entertainment, worship, and culture — LifeAudio platform Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Sky-high healthcare costs and confusing insurance options have a lot of believers searching for better answers. Dr. Ian Day explains how the Medi‑Share community helps families handle major medical needs the old-school way: one neighbor helping another, plus a lot more prayer than paperwork. He breaks down what healthcare sharing is, what makes it different from insurance, and why biblical wellness isn’t just a philosophy—it’s a lifestyle that reduces stress and strengthens community. Highlights Why costs are climbing: pharmaceuticals + chronic conditions + marketplace demand Big sticker alert: premiums rising fast for millions of Americans in 2026 What healthcare sharing actually is: members voluntarily share eligible medical bills Not insurance, but a structured membership community with faith-aligned guidelines What isn’t shareable: procedures or bills that conflict with a biblical lifestyle What is shareable (and pretty wonderful): maternity care, delivery, newborn care, and adoption support The overlooked miracle of accessible care, clean water, and everyday medicine How personal faith carried Dr. Day through a 15-minute “zero cardiac activity” moment Prayer as part of care, not an add-on; members are supported holistically—mind, body, spirit Resources: Medishare's Website: Ian Day on LinkedIn More conversations that strengthen your walk and everyday decisions are waiting for you (pun mildly intended). Be part of a community that cares for the whole person and champions compassion over chaos. Explore more shows, subscribe, and share this episode to help someone breathe a little easier about healthcare. Find your next listen at LifeAudio. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
End-times prophecy is one of the most searched and debated topics in the Christian world—and Alex McFarland brings clarity, comfort, and biblical grounding to the conversation. With worldwide instability, cultural shifts, and technology accelerating at record speed, believers are asking: Are we living in the end times? In this episode, Alex shares what Scripture says about Christ’s return, how to discern world events without falling into fear or sensationalism, and why the promises of God give us unshakable hope. He unpacks common prophecy questions from his new book, 100 Bible Questions and Answers on Prophecy and the End Times, offering a steady, Scripture-centered guide for believers navigating uncertainty. Highlights Why global events have increased interest in biblical prophecy How to think biblically about “signs of the times” without sensationalism The difference between essential doctrines and secondary eschatology debates Why unity in the Body of Christ strengthens our witness Scriptural promises that anchor us when the world feels chaotic How Christ’s return gives believers comfort, courage, and confidence Encouragement for anyone anxious about the future Resources Mentioned 100 Bible Questions and Answers on Prophecy and the End Times — Alex McFarland & Bert Harper Exploring the Word (American Family Radio Network) Alex McFarland Ministries Join the Conversation What helps you stay grounded in God’s promises when the world feels uncertain?Share your thoughts with us using #YourDailyBibleVerse and tag @LifeAudio so we can grow in faith together. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Christian movies, Bible-based films, and faith-inspired entertainment take center stage as Phil Wickham joins us to unpack his role as adult David in Angel Studios’ highly anticipated animated film DAVID releasing December 19. Fans searching for Christian animation, Bible stories for families, and faith movies like Prince of Egypt will love this deep dive into how Phil brought one of Scripture’s greatest heroes to life. Phil shares how a childhood love of musicals sparked his dream of voice acting, what it was like to audition multiple times for this once-in-a-lifetime role, and how the story of David has shaped both his faith and artistry. From emotional studio sessions to witnessing how this film is already impacting children, Phil opens up about the spiritual heart, creativity, and craftsmanship behind this decade-long project. Key Takeaways How Phil Wickham was unexpectedly considered for the role of adult David Why the film DAVID could become this generation’s Prince of Egypt What it was like to completely step outside singing and into full character acting The intense coaching and emotional work behind key scenes Why Bible-based storytelling still captivates families across generations The spiritual responsibility Phil felt while voicing such a significant biblical figure How early screenings revealed the film’s impact on kids and parents Phil’s reflections on music, musicals, and why songs strengthen storytelling Updates on Song of the Saints and Phil’s 2026 arena tour Resources Mentioned DAVID – Animated Feature Film (Angel Studios)Explore the movie: Phil Wickham – Song of the Saints (Album)Tour dates, merch & music: PhilWickham.com 🎧 Love interviews like this? Follow LifeAudio for more conversations with today’s most influential Christian artists, filmmakers, authors, and faith leaders. Discover more faith-building shows at LifeAudio.com and never miss a new episode! Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Andrew Peterson, singer, songwriter, and author of the Wingfeather Saga, shares the journey behind his beloved fantasy series and how faith shapes his storytelling. From reading Narnia to his children to creating a world filled with adventure, identity, and spiritual truth, Andrew explores what it means to write stories that inspire imagination and reflect Christian values. He also discusses honoring Rich Mullins through his live album A Liturgy, A Legacy & The Songs of Rich Mullins and the enduring tradition of the Behold the Lamb of God Christmas tour. Highlights Andrew’s love for storytelling began with music, reading, and drawing as a child. Wingfeather Saga was inspired by reading The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe to his kids. The series blends epic fantasy adventure with Christian themes, focusing on identity, naming, and truth. Andrew shares how the Angel Studios animated adaptation captures the saga’s essence. Rich Mullins’ influence on Andrew’s music and faith journey led to the tribute live album. Behind the scenes of the 26-year tradition Behold the Lamb of God Christmas tour. Andrew’s upcoming projects include a new young adult adventure story and continued music exploration. Resources & Links The Wingfeather Saga books: wingfeathersaga.com Listen to Rich Mullins tribute album: A Liturgy, A Legacy & The Songs of Rich Mullins Andrew Peterson music: andrew-peterson.com Behold the Lamb of God tour info: beholdthelamb.com LifeAudio podcasts: lifeaudio.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Actress Jen Lilley sits down with Michael to talk about Christmas Tree—a quirky, awkward-humor holiday mystery she describes as “Napoleon Dynamite meets The Grinch.” Jen shares why this off-beat film stands apart from her usual Christmas roles, the heartwarming themes woven underneath the comedy, and the story behind her new devotional Wake Up Your Faith. She opens up about spiritual obedience, boldness in faith, and the Holy Spirit’s role in shaping her writing. The conversation also explores her upcoming Jimmy Stewart biopic role, her podcast with Billy Hallowell, and the unique journey God has her on in this season. Highlights Why Christmas Tree is not your typical Jen Lilley holiday movie How the film blends awkward humor with deeper themes of grief, meaning, and community Jen’s process of writing a 365-day devotional after being prompted by the Holy Spirit The inspiration behind Wake Up Your Faith and its focus on spiritual discipline Why Jen has never been hesitant to speak boldly about her faith Advice for Christians who want to grow in spiritual courage A behind-the-scenes look at her role as Gloria Stewart in the upcoming Jimmy Stewart film Her podcast Into the Supernatural with Billy Hallowell and its focus on real-time miracles Resources & Links Watch Christmas Tree: Apple TV | Fandango Devotional: Wake Up Your Faith – Broad Street Publishing Podcast: Into the Supernatural with Jen Lilley & Billy Hallowell (available on all major podcast platforms) LifeAudio network: lifeaudio.com – Dozens of faith-centered podcasts Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Singer-songwriter Jeremy Rosado joins to share the heart behind his deeply personal new album, The Waiting Room. From his early days on American Idol and The Voice to his journey through fatherhood, therapy, and faith, Jeremy opens up about what it means to trust God in seasons of waiting. Through songs like “Hero in the Room” and “Keep Holding On,” he invites listeners to find hope and healing even when life feels on pause. Highlights Jeremy shares how The Waiting Room captures over a decade of learning to wait on God. The powerful story behind “Hero in the Room” — written through tears and inspired by childhood healing. How therapy and faith together opened new doors for creativity and restoration. The surprising story of raising his niece as his daughter since age 13 and how fatherhood shaped his faith. Musical influences from CeCe Winans, Israel Houghton, and Tauren Wells. A message of perseverance: how breakthrough often comes right after the hardest moments. Resources & Links🎧 Stream Jeremy Rosado’s album The Waiting Room wherever you listen to music🎥 Follow Jeremy on Instagram: @iamjeremyrosado🌐 Learn more at LifeAudio.com Closing CTAThanks for listening to this episode from LifeAudio! If you enjoyed today’s interview, make sure to follow, rate, and share this podcast with a friend who could use some encouragement. Discover more inspiring shows at LifeAudio.com. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
New Testament reliability, Gospel manuscripts, and historical evidence for Jesus take center stage in this deep-dive conversation with Dr. Craig Evans—New Testament scholar, manuscript expert, and contributor to the new film Oracles of God. This episode unpacks how we got the New Testament, why the Gospels are trustworthy, and what early eyewitnesses actually claimed. Dr. Evans walks us through oral tradition, manuscript accuracy, canon formation, the Da Vinci Code myths, why early Christians trusted the Gospels, and how the film Oracles of God helps modern audiences rediscover the roots of Scripture. Rich, accessible, and faith-strengthening—this is the clearest guide you’ll hear on why the New Testament stands up to historical scrutiny. Highlights Why New Testament manuscripts are among the most historically reliable ancient texts How oral tradition worked in the first century and why the Gospels weren’t written immediately The truth about “lost gospels” and why books like Thomas were not included What textual criticism reveals about accuracy and faithful transmission The role of eyewitness testimony in the formation of the four Gospels Why Da Vinci Code-style theories collapse under real historical evidence Dr. Evans’ surprising theory on who wrote Hebrews Poll Question: “Do you feel more equipped to answer questions about the New Testament after this episode? (Answer Below) Resources: Dr. Evans Website: https://www.craigaevans.com/ Want more conversations that strengthen your faith and curiosity? Follow the show, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend. Then head to LifeAudio.com to discover dozens of powerful, Bible-centered podcasts created to encourage you every day. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Faith-based Christmas movies, Christian holiday films, and Karen Kingsbury’s inspirational storytelling take center stage as actress and singer Jana Kramer joins host Michael Foust to discuss The Christmas Ring — a heartfelt new film about hope, loss, and rediscovering love. Jana opens up about what drew her to this project, how her own journey through divorce and healing shaped her performance, and why faith-filled stories resonate so deeply during the holiday season. From navigating grief onscreen to embracing new beginnings in real life, Jana shares candid reflections on motherhood, church community, and the quiet strength God provides in life’s hardest moments. This warm, emotional conversation blends Christmas comfort with real-life faith transformation. Highlights Why Jana said “yes” to The Christmas Ring—and how Karen Kingsbury’s writing elevates the classic Christmas-movie formula. The balance of faith elements in storytelling without overwhelming the audience. Jana’s reflections on portraying grief, letting go, and learning to open her heart again. Behind-the-scenes insights on working with Kelsey Grammer and other veteran actors. How faith, divorce, and motherhood drew Jana deeper into church community and spiritual growth. Jana’s shift from touring musician to storyteller, and how acting remains her core passion. The message she hopes viewers take into the Christmas season: there is always hope, even in the heaviest seasons. Resources & Mentioned Links 🎬 The Christmas Ring – In theaters November 6 🎙️ Jana Kramer Instagram 🙏 Cross Point Church community Join the Conversation Where have you seen hope shine through a difficult season in your own life?Share your story with us using #CrosswalkTalk and #LifeAudio — we’d love to hear from you. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Producer John Shepherd (The Ultimate Gift, Bella, Emmanuel) joins host Michael Foust to discuss Sarah’s Oil — a powerful new faith-based film inspired by the true story of Sarah Rector, one of America’s first Black millionaires. Shepherd shares how faith, perseverance, and divine purpose shaped this remarkable story of a young girl in early 1900s Oklahoma who struck oil and changed history. Discover how Sarah’s Oil reminds us to use our God-given gifts, dig deeper into our purpose, and trust God’s plan even when the world calls it “impossible.” Highlights Sarah’s Oil tells the true story of Sarah Rector, an 11-year-old girl whose faith led her to one of the most inspiring rags-to-riches stories in American history. John Shepherd shares how faith and determination drive success — both in filmmaking and in life. The film explores themes of perseverance, community, and divine purpose amid racism and greed. How true stories rooted in faith have the power to inspire change and strengthen belief. Behind-the-scenes insight into working with the Rector family and honoring Sarah’s legacy. Why today’s faith-based entertainment renaissance is raising the bar for storytelling and production. Shepherd’s personal reflection on Billy Graham’s influence and how faith continues to shape his filmmaking journey. Join the Conversation What’s a true story that strengthened your faith or inspired you to chase your God-given purpose? Share your thoughts with us on social media using #CrosswalkTalk and #LifeAudioPodcast — we’d love to hear your story! Resources & Links 🎥 Watch Sarah’s Oil (Official Movie Website / Coming Soon) 📖 Read Searching for Sarah Rector by Tanya Bolden 🎬 Explore more of John Shepherd’s films: The Ultimate Gift, Bella, Emmanuel, The Dropbox 🔗 Find more inspiring interviews at LifeAudio.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Award-winning Christian filmmaker John Erwin (creator of Jesus Revolution and I Can Only Imagine) shares what’s next in House of David Season 2 — an epic retelling of David’s journey from shepherd to warrior to anointed king. Explore how faith-based entertainment, storytelling excellence, and biblical truth are transforming Hollywood and inspiring a new generation to rediscover Scripture. Erwin reveals how the show balances creative storytelling with biblical integrity, the powerful friendship of David and Jonathan, and why he believes we’re witnessing a “renaissance” of Christian entertainment. Highlights House of David Season 2 expands the story from shepherd boy to warrior and future king. The heart of the season centers on David and Jonathan’s friendship — a powerful model of sacrificial love. John Erwin explores how faith and storytelling can shape culture and inspire spiritual curiosity. Biblical themes of courage, destiny, and patience come to life as David learns to wait on God’s timing. The rise of biblical entertainment — from The Chosen to Resurrection — signals a new era of faith-driven media. Erwin’s streaming platform, Wonder Project, aims to become the “HBO for faith and values” — offering curated, high-quality family content. Learn how entertainment can point audiences back to Scripture — not replace it. Join the Conversation What do you think makes a great faith-based film or series? Have shows like The Chosen or House of David changed the way you see the Bible? Share your thoughts using #LifeAudioPodcast and join the discussion! Resources & Links Watch House of David on Wonder Project (Prime Video) Listen to more faith-driven conversations at LifeAudio.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Discover how Dallas Jenkins, director of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever and The Chosen Adventures, brings the story of Jesus to life in ways that inspire families and children alike. From the emotional journey of directing a modern Christmas classic to the creative vision behind The Chosen Adventures, Dallas shares the heart, faith, and storytelling that make these projects so impactful. Learn how these faith-centered stories can connect viewers with God, offer fresh perspectives on familiar biblical tales, and inspire revival in everyday life. Highlights Dallas reflects on the 20-year journey to bring The Best Christmas Pageant Ever to the screen and its impact as an “instant Christmas classic.” The story’s power lies in its blend of humor, wit, and faith, showing how even those on the margins are closest to God. The Chosen Adventures offers a whimsical, child-friendly perspective on the life of Jesus and first-century followers. Dallas shares how crises and cultural shifts foster a renewed hunger for God, connecting viewers to faith in a meaningful way. Behind-the-scenes moments from The Chosen, including filming emotionally intense scenes, illustrate the sacrifices and dedication involved in telling these stories authentically. The popularity of The Chosen crosses political and religious divides, highlighting universal themes of humanity, faith, and hope. Join the Conversation What faith-based stories have inspired your family this season? How do movies or shows like The Best Christmas Pageant Ever or The Chosen Adventures help you see familiar biblical stories in a new way? Share your thoughts with #LifeAudioPodcast and let us know which story touched your heart the most. Resources & Links The Best Christmas Pageant Ever – DVD/Blu-Ray The Chosen Adventures – Prime Video LifeAudio Network Podcasts Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Paul joins to discuss his work on The Chosen Adventures, sharing insights on storytelling, faith, and how the series brings Jesus’ message to families in an engaging way. Discover why this animated spin-off resonates with kids and parents alike and inspires meaningful conversations about God. ✨ Episode Highlights: Why Paul was drawn to The Chosen Adventures: excellence in storytelling and thoughtful entertainment The balance of intellect, humor, and spiritual depth in the series How public figures, from athletes to actors, are approaching faith differently today Why The Chosen resonates globally: humanizing Jesus and blending redemptive characters with engaging narrative Key lessons for kids and parents: asking questions, talking to God freely, and staying connected to faith Encouragement for audiences to be unafraid to explore their faith and engage in spiritual conversations 🎬 About the Guest:Paul is a storyteller and contributor to The Chosen Adventures, an animated series that expands on the world of The Chosen. With a focus on faith, curiosity, and spiritual engagement, Paul helps create content that both entertains and inspires meaningful conversations about Jesus. 📚 Resources & Links: Explore The Chosen Adventures: Discover more faith-centered podcasts on LifeAudio.com If you enjoyed today’s conversation, subscribe and share with a friend! Dive into more faith-centered stories and inspiring content on LifeAudio, where dozens of podcasts connect audiences with God’s Word and real-life stories. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.
Anne Wilson releases her new album Stars on October 17, along with a companion devotional, Hey Girl, You Are Seen, Loved, and Made for More. In this heartfelt interview, she shares the inspiration behind the album, the importance of Christian country music, and how her songs aim to bring hope, faith, and encouragement to listeners of all ages. ✨ Episode Highlights: The story behind the album title Stars and its central themes of surrender and God’s plan How blending Christian and country music shapes the sound and message Behind the songs: Dead in the Water, Those People, Carry Me, 23, and Still Do Writing a devotional for young girls to inspire confidence and faith Using her platform to help communities affected by tragedy, including a tornado relief benefit Encouraging listeners to experience God’s wonder and presence through music 🎬 About Our Guest:Anne Wilson is a Christian country musician, songwriter, and devotional author. Her upcoming album Stars and devotional Hey Girl, You Are Seen, Loved, and Made for More aim to inspire faith, hope, and authenticity in listeners, particularly young girls navigating life’s challenges. 📚 Resources & Links: Pre-order or stream Stars Explore the devotional Hey Girl, You Are Seen, Loved, and Made for More: Discover more faith-centered podcasts at LifeAudio.com If you enjoyed today’s episode, subscribe and leave a five-star review! Explore more inspiring conversations and faith-centered stories on LifeAudio, where dozens of podcasts bring hope and encouragement to listeners worldwide. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.