First Person With Wayne Shepherd

Dr. Joe Stowell, President of Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, MI, and the author of the new book REDEFINING LEADERSHIP, talks with Wayne Shepherd about the character-driven habits of effective leaders.

Following a trip to troubled Eastern Ukraine with Mission Eurasia last month, Wayne Shepherd reports on the efforts of the local church to aid in the relief of many Christians who are being persecuted and have become war refugees.

Former Vietnam-era POW Lee Ellis talks with Wayne Shepherd about his experience and the leadership lessons for life and business he has learned as a result.

John Boyd, the President and CEO of Mission Aviation Fellowship, talks with Wayne Shepherd about his life story-- a life now dedicated to serving people through aviation and technology in Christ's name.

Christian businessman William (Bill) Pollard, the author of The Tides of Life, talks with Wayne Shepherd about lessons in life and business he has learned as a follower of Christ.

The author of the latest biography of 19th century evangelist D.L. Moody, Kevin Belmonte, talks with Wayne Shepherd about his book titled D.L. Moody; A Life.

The author of Awakening to God and Executive Director of Alpha USA, Gerard Long, talks with Wayne Shepherd about his family's grief at the loss of a son and daughter.

Successful author James Patterson talks with Wayne Shepherd about his writing and his philanthropy aimed at encouraging reading.

Philip Cameron of Stella's Voice, talks about the ministry's mission of providing a safe place for young, orphaned women in Moldova when they might otherwise fall prey to human traffickers.

Jamie Janosz, author of When Others Shuddered; Eight Women Who Refused to Give Up, talks with Wayne Shepherd about great Christian women in history.

The head of Meguiar's Car Care Products and host of TV's Car Crazy, Barry Meguiar, talks with Wayne Shepherd about what motivates him in life far beyond shiny cars.

Anne Graham Lotz talk with Wayne Shepherd about this season of life caring for both her father and her husband, causing her to think about heaven and "My Father's House".

The President of Reach Beyond (formerly HCJB Global), Wayne Pederson, talks with Wayne Shepherd about the recent death of his wife, Norma, and the ongoing work of Reach Beyond through media and healthcare.

Jim McBride tells Wayne Shepherd about growing up in a carnival family and giving his life to Christ as an adult businessman. In his book, Rite of Passage, Jim encourages fathers to be intentional about giving a blessing to their children.

In Nashville, Odessa Settles sits down to talk with Wayne Shepherd to talk about her life and music, including her love of spirituals and the role of music in the Civil Rights Movement.

Musician Tommy Coomes talks with Wayne Shepherd about being an early member of the CCM group Love Song, his role in forming Maranatha Music, and his life today with The Tommy Coomes Band.

Larry Eskridge, author of God's Forever Family: The Jesus People Movement in America, talks with Wayne Shepherd about his detailed history of a largely undocumented story in American evangelical life.

A young woman widowed when her husband in Albania was murdered in a blood feud tells her story and of God's grace in the midst of the pain.

Author Randy Alcorn talks with Wayne Shepherd about his own faith story and how God has led him to write many books, including HEAVEN and SAFELY HOME.

Former Mormon John Wallace talks with Wayne Shepherd about his personal walk of faith that eventually caused him to accept God's all-sufficient grace made possible by what Christ did for us on the cross and reject the teachings of the Latter-day Saints.