First Person With Wayne Shepherd

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 President and CEO of Feed the Hungry, Stefan Radelich, talks with Wayne Shepherd about his story of preparing for a career in the restaurant and hospitality business, but yielded to God's call to feed hungry children in Christ's name.

Christian businessman James Ruder talks with Wayne Shepherd about his company heading in the wrong direction until he started incorporating God and Kingdom principles into the enterprise.

In the first of a two-part conversation, car guy Barry Meguiar talks with Wayne Shepherd about his personal commitment to the Lord and his decision to stay in business as a ministry. Next week, he'll encourage Christian believers to actively share their faith.

Nan Self, author of FORGIVENESS: Making Space for Grace, talks with Wayne Shepherd about her passion for applying the teachings of Scripture to everyday life, focusing especially on the issue of forgiving others.

In a follow up to last week's interview, car guy Barry Meguiar re-joins Wayne Shepherd for more conversation. Barry tells a great, personal car story and explains more of his desire to see Christians speak up for their faith, helped by his website www.IgniteAmerica.com.

The President of the Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC), Ed Cannon, talks with Wayne Shepherd about his recent travels and the stories he's learned about the Gospel transforming lives through the radio and media outreach of FEBC.

Author, speaker, and radio host Ron Hutchcraft talks with Wayne Shepherd about his ministry reaching Native Americans, plus the spiritual lessons he's learned following the sudden death of his wife, Karen in 2016.

The founder and president of Marketplace Leaders, Os Hillman, talks with Wayne Shepherd about navigating the process of finding God's purpose and calling for your life. His new book is titled The Joseph Calling.

Dr. Jerry Root is Professor of Evangelism and the Director of Wheaton Evangelism Initiative at the Billy Graham Center in Wheaton, IL. He talks with Wayne Shepherd about evangelism as a natural part of the life of the Christian.

A member of the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame, Evie talks with Wayne Shepherd about the start of her musical ministry in the 1970's as well as her life and testimony today as she continues to walk with and serve the Lord.

In part two of a series of conversations with singer/songwriter Michael Card about the four Gospels, Michael and Wayne Shepherd discuss the Gospel of Mark, learning about the writer and, most importantly, Jesus Christ. Michael's book on this topic is MARK: The Gospel of Passion.

Don Paden, an Ohio police officer, talks with Wayne Shepherd about a life or death struggle with an assailant which eventually led him to give his life to Christ.

Rita Elmounayer talks with Wayne Shepherd about growing up in war-torn Lebanon and witnessing much death and hardship. Today, Rita serves as Chief Channels and Communications Officer and Deputy CEO of SAT-7, a Christian satellite television network specializing in programming for the Middle East, North Africa, and beyond.

Speaker and musician Tim Kaufman talks with Wayne Shepherd about his personal story of battling depression and the lessons he's learned as God brought healing and restoration. Tim is the author of Singing Hallelujah When You Feel Like Hell.

Billy Kim was plucked out of poverty and obscurity during wartime in Korea by an American GI. Talking with Wayne Shepherd, Dr. Kim tells his story of coming to America, giving his life to Christ, and serving for many years as a Christian leader, pastor, evangelist, and broadcaster with the Far East Broadcasting Company--not only in his homeland, but all over the world.

Patrick Johnstone, the original author of the first editions of OPERATION WORLD, The Definitive Prayer Guide to All Nations, talks with Wayne Shepherd about the book and his newest project.

The host of radio's HAVEN TODAY, Charles Morris, talks with Wayne Shepherd about the spiritual faith of refugees he has interviewed recently in Jordan and Iraq. His book is Fleeing ISIS, Finding Jesus.

In his early 60's, retired pastor Craig Clapper decided to walk the entire length of the Appalachian Trail, earning the title of thru-hiker. He talks with Wayne Shepherd about his experience and the spiritual lessons learned along the way.

The Founder of Operation Mobilization, George Verwer, sits down with Wayne Shepherd to talk about the early days of his ministry as well as what is happening now globally as OM continues to faithfully proclaim Christ and meet human needs.