The Catch with John Fischer The Catch with John Fischer

Gary Flory, 67, was saved in May of 1981, while watching the 700 Club. He worked at WCVO Christian Station in Columbus, Ohio from 1984-1989 where he co-hosted a show called the Final Flight Christian Rock Show. He’s still hosting Final Flight Radio on Mixcloud on internet radio. Gary is also co-Pastor of Chapel of Rest in Columbus. Gary is married for 43 years to Mary Flory and they have two children.

Dr. David E. Fischer graduated from Stanford University with a BA degree in philosophy and went on to graduate studies at Fuller Theological Seminary and Princeton Seminary. Dr. Fischer founded Living Word Bible College in Southern California in 1971. He wrote curricula for 15 courses, including many chapter by chapter Bible book studies, and was a teacher for students from around the world for over 35 years. This interview we will here David's thoughts and insights on Nehemiah.

A pioneer in Jesus Music of the late '60s, early 70s, Paul has stayed true to the gospel message and his own prophetic voice. Paul has a real sense of what the Holy Spirit is doing in the world and how we can be prepared to know God’s will for today and tomorrow. Paul has completed 20 solo recording projects, written over 700 songs, produced records for other artists, served as a worship leader/pastor, and is a published photographer and author. Tonight we welcome Easter week by discussing Paul's song "Tetelestai," which means "It is finished." 

Doug Stevens is a pastor who has served churches in California, Arizona, Kansas and Texas, and a mentor who comes alongside congregations and non-profits across the country to encourage, challenge and strengthen leaders. He is a catalyst for experiential learning, relational healing and intercultural engagement. Doug is a graduate of Cal Berkeley and Fuller Seminary. He lives in Austin TX and is married to Nancy. Doug is a people-lover, culture-watcher, mountain bike-rider and avid world-explorer.

Today we talk about Doug's new YouTube show, "Hello Darkness: Stories That Transform."

Dave Horner is Professor of Theology and Philosophy at Biola University and Talbot School of Theology.  This episode we speak to Dave about his chapel talk today about "Extending Grace," Dave's way of saying Grace Turned Outward.

Dave Horner is Professor of Theology and Philosophy at Biola University and Talbot School of Theology.