Blazing Grace Radio Mike Genung

Rudy is the Executive Director of Alaska Correctional Ministries.  Alaska Correctional Ministries provides Financial, Training and Ministry assistance to 16 chaplains at 13 State Prisons there, in addition to facilitating 2 reentry homes and two 24/7 Intensive Faith Based Discipleship Programs for inmates for long term rehabilitation.

Rudy, a former pastor of 5 churches, spent 4 years in prison due to sexual sin prior to God's calling to him to his current position. In this broadcast Rudy calls in from a prison in Alaska to share his story.

"For I am already being poured out as a drink offering, and the time of my departure has come. I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.  Henceforth there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, will award to me on that day, and not only to me but also to all who have loved his appearing."
These are the works of Paul in 2 Timothy 4, when Paul was nearing the end of his life. In this broadcast Mike works his way through 2 Timothy 4, which is relevant to our times of today. Topics include our need to make our lives count for eternity, the great falling away, not allowing the culture of entertainment to distract us, and the need for God's strength.

Jennifer Fesefeldt with Kainos E.V., a ministry in Germany that rescues and ministers to prostitutes and those who have been sex trafficked there, calls in from Germany in this second of two interviews with her.

With legalized prostitution, Germany is also sometimes referred to as the bordello of Europe. Germany has an estimated 400,000 prostitutes that are visited by 1.2 million men a day. There are more than 3000 brothels across the country, 500 in Berlin alone.

Jennifer talks of the need to cut off the demand for prostitution, pornography, and sex trafficking by getting to the root problem - those who purchase and use them. She shares how some prostitutes are nervous about going to church for fear of meeting their customers, and the need for the church to address these issues boldly.

Germany is known as the economic engine of Europe. With legalized prostitution, Germany is also sometimes referred to as the bordello of Europe. Germany has an estimated 400,000 prostitutes that are visited by 1.2 million men a day. There are more than 3000 brothels across the country, 500 in Berlin alone.

Jennifer Fesefeldt, originally from California, has been living in Stuttgart Germany the last 15 years. She works for Kainos E.V., a Christian non-profit whose goal is to bring freedom and new life to victims of prostitution, sex trafficking and sexual exploitation. Jennifer is the Program Lead supporting each ministry area in prevention, Intervention and the restorative program New Beginnings. In this first of two shows, Jennifer calls in from Germany to discuss the trauma that prostitutes go through and Kainos' ministry to them.

John Rabins is retired military and a former eye doctor who lives in Colorado Springs. In 2013 his house was burned to the ground along with all of his and his wife's possessions. On that same day, his father died. John shares what God taught him on his journey to recovery.

Tim Peterson, a counselor who leads the men's ministry at Blazing Grace, returns to discuss how a couple whose marriage has been traumatized by sexual sin can rebuild and heal. The pain the wife goes through, the husband's struggle to heal, communication issues, fear, control, and more are discussed.