The Culture Connection

Rick Eldridge - The Mulligan

With years of experience in the film industry, Rick Eldridge is back telling the restorative story of the Gospel through the game of golf.  With golf pros and product endorsements galore, this film will reach a ton of golf fans and others revealing how God offers us The Mulligan - giving us a new scorecard in life.  Filmed in Toccoa, GA - the movie releases in sync with the 2022 Masters tournament.

Auntie Anne (pretzels) Beiler and her husband Jonas - victory through honesty.

Anne and Jonas Beiler grew up Amish in Lancaster, PA.  Their world was rocked when their daughter was killed by a tractor accident.  That led to seven years of darkness, marked by spiritual and sexual abuse from clergy.  When Anne thought her marriage and family was over, Jonas's graceful forgiveness and Anne's complete honesty led to a beautiful restoration that eventually led to a pretzel empire. Their story will soon be coming to theaters via Called Higher Studios.

Steve Hemphill - Stake Your Ground

What started as an earnest search to understand Heaven led to a ministry of spiritual warfare teaching and empowering through, of all things, plastic tent stakes.  almost 85,000 stakes later, Steve Hemphill knows a little about praying for protection through scripture.  You'll be captivated to hear his stories.

The Chosen - Producer, Chad Gundersen

Millions of people have been captivate by the episodic series about the life of Christ and all the 'characters' surrounding his 3 years of ministry on earth. Chad is the nuts and bolts producer of the show and shares great insight into the secrets of its success.

Russ Jones - From the News Room to the Meditation Room (The Abide Bible App)

Russ Jones has slayed the giants that come up in the world of conservative news reporting for many years.  Recently he was contacted by some former google employees seeking to put their talents to work for peace and the sharing of the Gospel.  Joining forces, they have produced The Abide Bible Meditation App. The app helps folks start and end their day in peace - rather than hundreds of notifications from a phone.