Podcast: Pastors & Leaders

Rod Plummer

Rod Plummer is the pastor at Jesus Lifehouse church in Tokyo. After pastoring churches in  both Thailand and Australia, Rod now oversees a number of churches in Japan. Hear the story of his conversion, and how Jesus Lifehouse is helping Japanese people after the Earthquake and Tsunami.

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Talo Satakara

Talo Satakara is the Oversight for 14 new Hope Churches in Asia. He’s also Senior Pastor of New Hope Tokyo. After growing up in Samoa, and Hawaii, marrying a Japanese wife and moving to Japan, Talo shares how many doors are opening for the Gospel in Asia.

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Reuben Morgan

Reuben Morgan is the worship pastor at Hillsong Church in Sydney, Australia. He has written songs such as “I Give You My Heart”, “My Redeemer Lives” & “Mighty to Save”, which won the ‘Best Worship Song’ category at the 2009 GMA Dove Awards. In this chat Reuben shares how he started out at Hillsong, about the importance of Biblically based worship songs and about their new album, “Cornerstone.”

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Phil and Kath Mcgee

In this candid interview Kath shares about her years in the Mormon church, and how through reading the Bible and searching for God she had a conversion experience. Phil Shares how his life was spiraling out of control, and how an encounter with God has led both of them into ministry.

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Chris Foley

Chris Foley is the former State member for Maryborough, QLD. He has 6 children, was a pioneering Gospel artist many years ago, in his “spare time” he is a private pilot, and an internationally travelled 6th Dan Black Belt Ju-Jitsu Instructor. He is also the Senior Pastor of Grace Community Church, which he founded, now in it’s 9th year. In 1994, Chris’s 3 yr old son, Joshua was runover and killed by a motorbike, ridden by a young man named Danny Ace. This interview explores the bond between Danny Ace and Chris that was forged by Danny’s role in Joshua Foley’s death.

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Larry Gillis

Larry Gillis is on the pastoral team at New Hope church in Hawaii, after many years of Counselling, he shares some insights into the power of the Gospel. He asks every person he counsels, “Is Jesus real? And if so, do you believe he can help you with whatever your problem is?” He shares how our personal faith in Jesus is a foundation for healing…

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Aaron Cordeiro

Aaron Cordeiro is the Senior Pastor of New Hope church in Hawaii-Kai. He’s the son of the well-known Pastor Wayne Cordeiro from New Hope International. In this Interview Aaron shares about how he became a Christian, what life is like as such a young pastor, and his recent mission trip to Myanmar.

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Brother Yun

Brother Yun, known as “The Heavenly Man”, has one of the most amazing stories in the modern church, reminiscent of the Book of Acts! An Exiled Chinese housechurch leader, he now leads the Back to Jerusalem movement, preaching the gospel and sending bibles into the nations that are closed off to the gospel.

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Dr Andrew Corbett

Dr Andrew Corbett is a husband, dad, preacher, teacher, writer and senior pastor at Legana Christian Church Tasmania, and National President of ICI College Australia. Along with several other Academics, Theologians, and Professionals, he was a founding member of the Tasmanian Family Institute – a family research think tank and social commentary organisation. This Institute was pivotal in changing some key public policy in the area of morality and family.

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Todd Burpo

In this interview, Leigh Hatcher speaks with Nebraska pastor Todd Burpo, author of the book Heaven is for Real. When Todd’s son Colton was 4, he suffered from an undiagnosed ruptured appendix. The book, Heaven is for Real, details Burpo’s claims that during the months after emergency surgery, Colton began describing events and people it was impossible for him to have seen or met, such as his miscarried sister, whom no one had told him about, and his great grandfather who died 30 years before Colton was born. Within three weeks of its November 2010 release, the book debuted at #3 on the New York Times bestseller list. By January 2011, there were 200,000 copies in print, and the book hit #1 on the New York Times list.

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