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Series Code: TDY
Program Code: TDY018030A
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00:01 I want to spend my life
00:07 Mending broken people 00:12 I want to spend my life 00:18 Removing pain 00:23 Lord, let my words 00:29 Heal a heart that hurts 00:34 I want to spend my life 00:40 Mending broken people 00:45 I want to spend my life 00:50 Mending broken people 01:09 Hello and welcome to 3ABN Today. 01:11 My name is CA Murray 01:12 and allow me once again to thank you 01:14 for sharing just a little of your, 01:16 no doubt, busy day with us. 01:18 So thank you as always for your love, your prayers, 01:20 your support of Three Angels Broadcasting Network. 01:23 As together, we join hands 01:25 with our Lord and savior Jesus Christ 01:27 to warn the world that Christ is coming very, very soon 01:30 and that each of us must be ready 01:32 for that grand and glorious day. 01:34 I am excited yea verily today 01:37 for couple of reasons, one, subject matter. 01:41 This is the ministry 01:42 that we sort of kept an eye on over the years and it has... 01:44 I don't want to say morphed as much as it has evolved 01:49 and changed its direction just a little bit and grown. 01:52 And then, I got three young good looking guys here 01:54 to share the stage with me 01:56 and so we are happy about that 01:57 who are all dedicated to the Lord 01:59 and to the work of the Lord. 02:01 We're gonna talk about Little Light Studios, 02:03 that is the name that you have perhaps heard before, 02:05 but may be not in its most recent incarnation dare I say. 02:10 They are doing some good things 02:12 and added some new men and material dare I say. 02:17 We've got... 02:19 Let me get the names here, Scott Mayer 02:21 who's been here many, many times. 02:22 I guess you like Scott or Scotty? 02:24 You know, Scotty works well, 02:26 that's what most people call me so. 02:27 Yeah, Scotty keeps you young, 02:29 you know, when you get Scott, that's when you get grandkids. 02:31 I got to keep that young. Yeah. 02:33 We got Scotty Mayer. We got Mikey Jenny. 02:36 Mikey Jenny sounds like the name of a football player. 02:39 Yeah. 02:40 Quarterback, Mikey Jenny. 02:42 Yeah, Jenny keeps me young as well. 02:46 And let's see Keith Detwieler. 02:49 Yes. Yeah. Detwieler. 02:50 I know a Detwieler kind of thing. 02:53 Anyway, three good guys who've got a lot to say. 02:56 We're very, very excited about what they have to say. 02:58 And I think before we go into our music, 03:02 I want to just jump into 03:03 'cause I am kind of excited about this ministry 03:07 and what you guys are doing. 03:08 So before we go to music, let's get a little background 03:10 because you're kind of the original, 03:11 original guy, Scotty. 03:13 You know, you're like the original guy. 03:17 Give me just a little flavor, where you from? 03:20 How this whole Little Light thing got started 03:22 because you were on a whole other track 03:24 and the Lord kind of snatched you 03:25 and brought you into something else, 03:26 so give me the sort of reader's digest version of that, 03:29 then we go to Mikey and Keith. 03:31 So I grew up in a little town of Paradise, California. 03:34 Maybe, some of you heard of this place called Paradise, 03:36 maybe not 03:38 but it's a very like nice little small town 03:40 in Northern California. 03:42 I grew up with a fascination in film. 03:45 My parents had a little eight-millimeter film camera. 03:47 So my brother and I used to make little stories 03:48 of their neighborhood kids. 03:50 When I got to college, took film studies in college 03:52 and ended up in Los Angeles 03:54 working in the film and television industry 03:56 for a number of years, 03:58 but really lost all connection to my roots as an Adventist. 04:02 I grew up and went through all Adventist schools, 04:04 even through college and just fell into the world. 04:08 And God sent the right people at the right time, 04:10 pulled me out of that... Praise the Lord. 04:12 And I started praying God, what do you want me to do? 04:16 How do you want me to use my gifts and talents for you? 04:18 And we started making little documentaries 04:21 on various different subjects and here we are today. 04:23 Yeah. 04:25 So you did the "Adventist" thing 04:27 all the way through school. 04:28 I did. 04:30 You know, I was a good Adventist so to say. 04:32 You know, little angel from Paradise. 04:35 And, but like most of our youth, 04:39 you know, that go away from the church, 04:41 I definitely just lost interest in, 04:44 and it wasn't that I disbelieved it, 04:47 I just didn't have the heart for it. 04:50 And, so coming back with a new set of eyes, 04:54 I have a real passion for that demographic, 04:57 probably because that was my exit. 04:59 And so we like, you know, creating content 05:02 and aiming at them 05:03 because this church has so many beautiful truths, 05:05 how can we present it to our youth 05:08 so that they don't walk away. 05:10 That's kind of the purpose of Little Light. 05:11 And when Little Light started, 05:13 one of the things I recall that 05:15 it was really kind of had its sight 05:18 on being an evangelistic arm, 05:20 sort of outreach, outreach. 05:22 But the Lord has sort of change, you know... 05:25 You know, the Lord doesn't waste anything, 05:27 He uses our experiences to become part of our resume 05:30 which you well know. 05:32 So since you saw 05:33 how you can be in the Adventist bubble, 05:37 and not be Adventist, or not even be Christian, 05:39 you just doing the Adventist thing. 05:40 That's right. 05:42 One of the burdens of Little Light 05:43 as it has evolved is to go back 05:44 and sort of give those who may be in that same path 05:51 some stability and some roots, 05:54 and I think that's a great, great evolution 05:56 of the ministry. 05:57 That's right. Yeah. Really do. Really do. 06:00 Mikey, did you grow up in a Christian home? 06:03 I did. 06:05 It was more Baptist, you see, you know, 06:06 my parents were raised in Christian schools 06:08 all their life. 06:10 But when I grew up, it just seemed like, 06:12 I mean, I was into the youth and stuff like that 06:14 but when I got to like 12 and 13, 06:16 I thought this is like holding me back, 06:18 and saw MTV, and it looks so fun 06:21 and, you know, I was kind of drawn to that 06:23 and want to do my own thing, you know. 06:26 So I did that for a while and it didn't really, 06:28 it didn't get me anywhere so. 06:31 You know, a lot of the party life 06:33 and trying to escape through drugs and alcohol 06:35 but when I reached rock bottom, 06:38 you know, I really had to cry to God, 06:40 and my cousin inspired me to just read His word 06:43 and stop judging God by all the "hypocrites" 06:45 who represent Him or whatever. 06:47 So when I really started reading His Word for myself, 06:50 that's when I pick my heart 06:51 and I started to pray for things I needed 06:54 and saw God answers supernaturally 06:56 in ways that He knew I needed to see. 06:59 And I couldn't keep running from Him, you know, 07:02 so I realized at that point, 07:05 I was running and it wasn't the questions 07:07 of whether He was there anymore. 07:08 It was just me running 07:09 so I felt like I wasn't good enough to be a Christian 07:13 but one night alone in my house God revealed Himself to me 07:17 in a way that was just so personal to me. 07:21 And I knew it was Him 07:22 that I knew He was meeting me where I was 07:24 that I wasn't going to have to clean myself up to get to Him. 07:27 And that night I accepted Him 07:29 and from there it was a slow growing process, 07:33 that was probably eight years 07:35 where I didn't look like a Christian, you know, 07:37 but I had at least a belief in Him, 07:40 and I prayed to Him and had a personal relationship. 07:42 But over time, God started like giving me 07:46 these real kind of instantaneous 07:49 eye-opening things about the times we're living 07:51 and that kind of made me get more serious. 07:54 And so I came across Little Lights material 07:58 and that was reassuring some of the things 08:02 that God was showing me about agendas 08:04 in Hollywood and things like that. 08:05 And that's what got me really interested in 08:08 and their ministry 08:10 and to be, so want to spread this message 08:13 to the younger generation. 08:15 Now you're from where originally? 08:17 I was born North Carolina. 08:18 I'm an army brat so all over but Chattanooga, yeah. 08:22 I heard the little lilts, 08:23 I know you are native Californian. 08:25 Yeah. 08:27 It occurred to me. So you were... 08:29 Can you class yourself really as a seeker 08:32 as though, you know, 08:34 even though you didn't quite know 08:35 what it was you're looking for? 08:36 You were seeking. 08:38 Yeah, I would never say I was an atheist. 08:40 I was agnostic, 08:41 even as an elementary school I would go to the library 08:45 and I get the paranormal books about ghosts and aliens, 08:47 and I was just so intrigued by that like, 08:49 "What is this? Does it really exist?" 08:52 And I really wanted to know what that was, you know, 08:54 and God just showed me a lot of what that really is now 08:59 and giving me those answers. 09:00 And I believe the answers are in the Bible. 09:01 Praise the Lord. 09:03 And isn't it interesting, Mikey, 09:04 that God will meet you where you are 09:06 on the road that you are on. 09:08 You've come together in ministry 09:10 but your paths are totally different, you know. 09:13 You did the straight up Adventist thing 09:16 and then you came from a whole different kind of deal 09:18 but God met you both at your point of need, 09:20 and then began to walk you into where He wanted you to go. 09:24 You said to me as we were talking before 09:26 that you weren't like broken down at rock bottom 09:30 when God called you, you actually doing pretty good. 09:32 Yeah, I had a clothing line, it was called Execute clothing 09:36 and I print t-shirts with... 09:38 They just looked like rock and roll t-shirts, 09:40 you know. 09:41 And a lot of people were starting to... 09:43 Had a lot of bands and models 09:44 from all over the world wearing them 09:46 and given me free pictures of them wearing on the stuff, 09:51 and so I had all the promotion. 09:53 And I actually went homeless on the road 09:55 to promote this thing in for a year, 09:57 did that and that's how I got the name. 10:00 And started doing a rap project with a guy 10:03 and we were on our way to move to California 10:06 because everything seemed like it was falling in place, 10:09 I mean, some bigger names in the rap industry were, 10:14 you know, giving us attention, 10:15 and we were getting endorsements 10:17 and things like that. 10:18 And so God kind of got me to the point where I'm like, 10:23 in California having a music video shot by a guy 10:27 who worked for MTV 10:28 and get all these models and all the film crew, 10:31 and it's just like, "Wow, this is real." 10:33 And that's when God was like, "Look, how close you are. 10:35 You can have this 10:37 but this isn't what I have for your life." 10:39 So He let me make the decision, 10:41 it wasn't like, "You're my last resort, God" 10:43 it was like, "I am laying it all down for You" 10:45 just like the fishermen drop their nets 10:47 and followed Him, you know. 10:50 There's something to be said for that. 10:51 It is one thing to come to God when you have no other options. 10:54 You are homeless, you're living in your car, 10:56 that kind of thing. 10:57 There's another thing when things are going pretty good 11:00 and at that point God says, "Knock! Knock! Knock! Hello. 11:03 Yeah, I want you to go 11:05 and do something totally different." 11:07 Yeah. Yeah. But you did so. 11:09 Keith? 11:10 Now it's funny, each, as we move along, 11:13 each, each leap of faith is a little stronger 11:18 because Keith really did a leap of faith. 11:20 When we were talking, 11:22 you started talking about family and whatnot. 11:23 Born where, Keith? 11:25 Actually, born in Southern California. 11:27 California guy. Yeah, around Riverside. 11:29 Okay. 11:31 Know that area. 11:32 Christian family? 11:34 Yeah, basically raised in the Adventist church. 11:37 My mom was, maybe Baptists for a little bit of time 11:41 when my parents got married 11:42 but, you know, I never knew anything else. 11:46 Got to about 14, my parents left the church, 11:51 reason being silly reason, 11:53 my dad had an argument with the pastor over 11:55 who's going to do special music and everybody parted ways, 12:01 and we never came back for like 7 years. 12:03 So 14 to 21, which are pretty formative years 12:07 I think for a person, no church at all. 12:11 I mean, we just didn't go anywhere 12:12 and that's where I want to say 12:14 a lot of the influence of the world 12:16 came into our family, my life in particular. 12:20 And I just soaked up all kinds of stuff on TV, and movies 12:24 and, you know, a little bit of video games. 12:29 But then about 21, I had been in school for a couple years, 12:33 went to Missouri Western State University, studying chemistry. 12:37 Met a girl and she was Christian, 12:39 which I thought was odd at a public university 12:41 'cause most of the girls I talked to 12:43 were talking about partying, 12:44 smoking, drinking, whatever, 12:47 and this girl happen to be reading her Bible 12:48 and I was like. 12:50 And she challenged me with a couple things, 12:52 one of them was, 12:54 most people don't know what they believe 12:56 or why they believe it, 12:58 and it got me to thinking, 12:59 "What do I believe and why do I believe it." 13:01 You know, if I would say, I'm an Adventist, 13:04 that's the one thing I would identify with. 13:07 Why would I say that? 13:09 What are those things that make me so 13:11 and where are they in the Bible? 13:13 So I really started studying a lot for myself 13:16 and then challenging her with some of the things 13:18 that I was studying. 13:20 And so eventually, we got married, had children, 13:25 and I came across this material online, Facebook of all things. 13:29 Somebody, friend of mine, his nephew posted a video 13:34 and I watched it, I watched more of it, it was of Scotty, 13:38 and I thought that makes a lot of sense. 13:40 You know, a lot of people, 13:42 you know, they have a hard time 13:44 because their parents tell them, "Don't do this." 13:47 Why? 13:49 You know, a lot of times the why isn't there, 13:52 and I think that's one thing 13:53 that Little Light provides is the why. 13:55 The why. 13:56 Let me ask you a question, Keith. 13:57 When you got married, 13:59 were you doing the "church thing" at all? 14:02 You say she was a Christian... Yes. 14:03 And you had certainly some Christian background. 14:06 Were you moving 14:07 towards the Lord kind of in a holding pattern? 14:09 Definitely. 14:11 No, I was definitely moving toward the Lord. 14:12 In fact, it is interesting because I recognize that 14:17 and I prayed that He would remove this girl out of my life 14:20 if she was going to be a distraction. 14:22 And He didn't, in fact, He confirmed 14:24 that she wasn't going to be a distraction, 14:27 and we got married, and, you know, everything. 14:31 That side is history, 14:32 you know, we had four kids and here we are today. 14:34 But at one point, yeah, I made a decision 14:38 because I felt like God was calling me to ministry, 14:40 applied to Amazing Facts, kind of fell through. 14:46 The job just kind of dissolved, I was like, "Okay, well." 14:48 Now you were working doing what at this point of time? 14:50 Agricultural chemistry. 14:52 Okay. Yeah. 14:53 I worked for a company that was owned by Land O'Lakes. 14:55 So you got a solid job, 14:57 it's not like you're out looking for something to do. 14:58 Yeah, solid job, benefits, you know, that whole thing. 15:02 And it's pretty good company 15:04 and, you know, I guess I could have moved up 15:07 if I played my cards right. 15:09 Probably, would have been better if I went back to school 15:11 and got my masters but. 15:12 Yeah, but you're a chemist, 15:14 I mean they're not going on trees, you know. 15:16 Yeah, it's fairly impressive. 15:17 It was all right. It was all right. 15:20 So, yeah, but I felt a strong call to ministry 15:24 from a young age actually, like about 11. 15:27 And I never really did anything with Him, 15:29 my parents encouraged me to be a doctor 15:30 so when I was in school I was really premed. 15:32 That's why I went to chemistry route. 15:34 And then... 15:37 Yeah, so I seen this opportunity come around 15:41 and thought, "You know, maybe this is it for ministry. 15:45 Maybe, this is what God is calling me to do." 15:47 And I asked him, 15:49 you know, if that's what He wanted me to do, 15:51 He had to sell my house, and He did. 15:55 I mean, I literally only talked about selling my house 15:58 to one person six months prior. 16:01 I prayed that prayer and two weeks later, 16:03 I got a phone call from this lady's daughter, 16:05 and it was somebody 16:06 I would never really talk to that about. 16:09 She's like, "Hey, I heard you're selling your house." 16:11 Yeah. 16:12 She's like, "I am going to come look at it." 16:14 And the whole process happened so fast, it was unbelievable. 16:17 I mean, just within a matter of a couple months 16:20 everything was wrapped up and done. 16:21 Wow! 16:23 But then got through a little hiccup in, 16:25 we had our fourth child 16:26 and we had moved in with my mother-in-law. 16:28 And, you know, it was like hard to find a place in California, 16:31 it's really expensive, 16:33 and when you just quit your job, 16:35 you don't have all these finances available 16:37 at your disposal. 16:38 But by the next year we moved. 16:41 And it was tricky because ministry is tough, 16:45 I mean, it's not always easy and especially, financially. 16:49 I remember the day that Brandon called me 16:51 and he said, "I think you should know 16:53 before you move out here, nobody got paid this month." 16:56 I was like, "I had already quit my job. 16:57 I was moving my family." 17:00 And it was like, "What do I do?" 17:02 I talked to my wife about it 17:04 and I said, "You know what, if I don't do it, 17:05 I will never do it" 17:07 because the devil always put something 17:08 in your way to prevent you. 17:10 Sure. 17:11 And so we did it, 17:12 we talked about it, we prayed about it, 17:14 and we said, "You know, we already have the evidence. 17:15 God has already answered so let's go. 17:17 It can't be like that every month." 17:19 So this is wife and four kids now. 17:21 Four kids. Yeah. Okay. 17:22 So we moved to Paradise and started working, 17:25 and I started learning about what these guys do 17:27 and just trying to be the helping hands 17:29 where they needed to be helped. 17:30 And yeah, so now here I am. 17:35 And you bring a whole different skill set 17:39 because this is technically or basically, a media ministry, 17:43 and you're a chemist, not the tightest of fits, 17:46 you know, in... 17:47 Not exactly. Yeah. 17:49 But you said something to me, Scotty, 17:50 which is something we do here at 3ABN, 17:52 you much more, 17:54 are much more impressed with the feel, 17:56 and the spiritual DNA than necessarily the skill set 18:01 because you can teach stuff 18:02 but the love for God has to be kind of be there already. 18:06 I'm more attracted to someone's heart 18:09 or the reasoned why they want to get involved 18:12 than I am on their skill set, 18:13 anyone can be taught something. 18:15 It's really difficult to teach somebody the right spirit 18:18 of why they're doing what they're doing. 18:20 And when these guys called me up, 18:22 you know, I mean just as random of things 18:25 that they were involved in or they do, 18:28 just in dialoguing with them and listening to them in 18:31 and, you know, really just praying about it. 18:34 I mean, like Keith, you know, on our end 18:36 we like to ask God very difficult questions 18:40 and one of the questions 18:41 that I asked for Keith actually when he came 18:44 'cause we do the same thing on our end, 18:46 "God, if You want us to work with this guy, 18:48 you know, he's got a family of four kids. 18:50 I didn't even know I can provide for him." 18:52 So I said, "I want his whole income 18:54 to show up in my mailbox." 18:56 That month, his entire amount showed up 18:59 in a check from a random foundation, 19:02 never heard of them before 19:03 so, you know, these kind of confirmations to me is, 19:07 doesn't matter what kind of skill set they have. 19:09 If God wants them to work with us, 19:11 there's a reason for that. 19:12 Amen and amen. 19:14 Now before we get into hardcore what Little Light is about 19:18 at this point in time, 19:21 we're gonna go to music 19:22 but I'm so impressed 19:23 because Keith and Mikey both came to you 19:27 watching your stuff. 19:29 You know, it was thing that you had produced 19:31 that they were able to get a hold of 19:33 and that did it for you, is that so, Mikey? 19:35 Yeah. Keith? 19:36 Yeah. Yeah, yeah. 19:37 So you got two converts. 19:39 I got two. 19:42 Two proselytes, you got right of the bat. 19:45 Yeah, two believers. 19:47 And you were impressed with what you saw, Mikey? 19:49 Yes. 19:51 Like I said, God had opened my eyes in a big way 19:53 and, you know, people where I heard in church 19:56 them trying to, you know, 19:57 bash this book or that movie, and I was like, 20:00 "This is kids' stuff, you know." 20:01 To me, I couldn't see I had blinders on 20:04 but God had opened my eyes 20:05 and I was like able to see all this stuff instantly, 20:09 and right after that I started doing Bible studies 20:10 with the guy. 20:11 And he saw where I was at 20:13 and he was like, "I think you'd like these guys." 20:14 And he gave me some bootleg material of... 20:20 Praise God, it's getting out there. 20:21 That's right. 20:23 I almost started to give you the new, 20:24 there's a lot of your stuff out there. 20:26 That's kind of... 20:28 Well, it's bootleg. 20:30 We have a saying in our ministry, 20:31 "We are putting it on God's tab." 20:33 That's what we're doing. Indeed. 20:34 Now look where it ended up, you know, so. 20:36 Yeah. Yeah. Praise the Lord. 20:37 You know, Scotty, Mikey, I also want to say Keithy, 20:41 you know, it's kind of a thing. 20:43 But the same with you, 20:45 you saw something that really touched your heart 20:46 and began to pull on some things 20:48 that I guess we're kind of laying back there 20:50 from a long time. 20:51 Yeah, it was the why. Yeah. 20:53 Yeah, because you're doing evangelism now 20:55 which is up front and out front doing the work of the Lord, 20:59 that's front line stuff, and we praise the Lord. 21:01 We praise the Lord. 21:02 How does that make you feel when you look back? 21:04 I have seen all of that original stuff. 21:07 You know, that, you know, it's getting out there, 21:09 it's reaching and actually making changes, 21:13 you know, in people's lives. 21:14 You know, I think when we started the ministry, 21:16 we didn't think about where it was gonna go. 21:19 We were creating things that tripped us up, 21:23 or that we wanted to understand, 21:25 or know, or that we were excited about, 21:28 sort of seen the great controversy 21:30 in our world. 21:31 And, you know, we would make these things in our basement 21:35 and make these things in, 21:36 you know, with sometimes people 21:38 would ask to come over to our studio 21:40 and take a look at it 21:41 and they'd be like, "We thought you guys were a little bigger." 21:46 And, you know, I'm humbled really, honestly 21:50 because when I look back over my life, 21:52 I don't deserve of anything. 21:54 And God has allowed me to have 21:58 a tiny little voice in this war that is around us 22:03 and I just feel honored to be doing what I'm doing, 22:06 and now that doesn't mean everything is cherries and pie. 22:08 Oh, not really. I understand. 22:11 I've never cried more tears, I've never had more pain, 22:14 I've never been more discouraged, depressed, 22:18 I mean, ministry work is hard, 22:21 and that's sometimes what people don't see. 22:24 And, you know, that's why it's important 22:26 to pray for those that are out there in ministry 22:29 and creating things, you know. 22:32 We make videos that share information, 22:36 trying to point people back to the Bible 22:38 and there's a whole world that doesn't want us to do that. 22:41 Precisely. 22:42 Yeah, and an unseen world that doesn't want you to do that. 22:45 I want to go to our music, then when we come back. 22:47 I want you, Scotty, in particular 22:49 to sort of give me an overview 22:52 of what the original focus of the ministry was 22:54 and how you've kind of, 22:56 I don't want to say more evolved into 22:58 to a more inward focus, 23:01 a more spiritual uplift focus 23:02 which is sorely needed by a large segment 23:05 of the Seventh-day Adventist church. 23:07 Our music today is coming to us from Paul Kreisle. 23:12 And he is a good friend of the ministry, 23:15 came in some time ago, 23:17 and he is going to be singing "Be Still and Know". 23:41 Be still and know 23:43 That He is God 23:49 Be still and know 23:51 That He is holy 23:57 Be still oh, restless soul of mine 24:02 Bow before the Prince of peace 24:06 Let the noise and clamor cease 24:13 Be still and know that He is God 24:21 Be still and know that He is faithful 24:29 Consider all that He has done 24:34 Stand in awe and be amazed 24:38 And know that He will never change 24:44 Be still 24:52 Be still 24:56 And know that He is God 25:00 Be still 25:04 And know that He is God 25:08 Be still 25:12 And know that He is God 25:16 Be still, be speechless 25:26 Be still and know that He is God 25:34 Be still and know He is our Father 25:42 Come rest your head upon His breast 25:47 Listen to the rhythm 25:49 Of His unfailing heart of love 25:55 Beating for His little ones 25:59 Calling each of us to come 26:08 Be still 26:16 Be still 26:39 Amen and amen. 26:40 Thank you so much, Paul Kreisle, 26:41 "Be still and know". 26:43 I am here with Scotty Mayers, 26:44 speaker/director of Little Light Ministries. 26:46 Mikey Jenny who is graphics and editing 26:50 of Little Light Studios, 26:52 and the evangelist and speaker is Keith Detwieler. 26:57 Gentlemen, again, good to have you here. 26:58 Scotty, I want you to give me sort of 27:01 when Little Light was launched, 27:04 what the focus was, and how that is kind of evolved, 27:07 and how the Lord has kind of lead you into, 27:09 not a totally different path 27:10 but certainly a nuanced change 27:13 into what you were doing originally? 27:15 Like we talked about a little bit earlier, 27:17 I think the focus for us in the very beginning 27:20 was seeing the great controversy 27:22 in our world 27:24 and that was eye-opening to us. 27:27 So as we were looking over entertainment, 27:30 and these various things, and seen how, 27:32 I mean, there's just this common thread 27:34 through a lot of films that just that... 27:36 There's no other way to explain it 27:38 other than there's a spiritual warfare 27:39 going on around us. 27:42 And we kept going, we're going to reach the world with this, 27:44 we're going to go to the unchurched, 27:46 and they're going to see that there's a real war going on. 27:49 But then God kept sending us 27:50 to these very conservative churches 27:53 where we kept shaking our heads going, 27:56 "First we go to the world 27:57 but why we do keep going to the Adventist churches." 28:01 And then it really dawned on us 28:02 that God has a special purpose for our church. 28:06 And as our ministry has gone down the path, 28:09 we've learned a lot, a lot since the beginning. 28:12 And, you know, we've got really good at pointing out 28:15 what the problem was 28:17 but then, as our ministry is kind of morphed, 28:19 we've said, "You know what really the big problem is, 28:22 is not understanding the solution 28:25 and the solution is 28:26 finding truth in the Word of God." 28:30 And so as we began to kind of change, 28:33 we said, "You know, 28:35 how can we inspire this young generation 28:37 to get back into the Word of God? 28:39 How can we make the beautiful truths 28:42 that have been here for thousands of years 28:44 that have been gifted to our Adventist church, 28:46 how can we present them in a creative manner 28:48 and give them to this younger generation 28:51 that they'll take hold of them, 28:52 and sink them deep in their heart." 28:54 So I think I love creativity, 28:57 I love finding, 28:59 you know, ways that we can add unique ways 29:03 to approach this subject 29:05 but truly our end goal 29:07 is how do you get to fall in love 29:09 with the God of the Bible. 29:11 Amen. Amen. Well said. 29:12 Do you remember some of the titles 29:14 or some of the original video material 29:16 that we all who have consumed it 29:20 are so familiar with just for our audience? 29:22 We've made a lot of videos 29:26 analyzing different subject matters 29:28 that Hollywood has put out. 29:29 So we made one on cartoons called the Magic Kingdom, 29:32 we made one called the Replacement Gods. 29:35 Superhero movies are notoriously, 29:38 you know, spiritualistic in their nature, 29:40 they're always about these end of the world scenarios 29:43 where there's this hero that's going to save humanity, 29:46 I mean, that's very close to what the Bible is so. 29:48 So we called it the Replacement gods 29:49 because what they're really doing 29:51 is they're taking the same concepts of God 29:52 and replacing them. 29:55 And then as we started doing that, 29:56 people would ask about, you know, 29:57 "Oh, my kid plays 29:59 hours and hours of video games." 30:00 So we started a video game series 30:02 called Controller 30:03 which, you know, that's what kids play with 30:06 is a controller to play the video game. 30:07 But what's actually controlling you, 30:10 is it you controlling the video game 30:12 or the video game controlling you? 30:14 So that series really took off on that. 30:16 And then we've kind of split off 30:18 on different topics from there. 30:19 We like documentaries 30:21 so most of our projects 30:22 are in that format of documentaries. 30:25 And we've now moved into a lot of short form things 30:28 that we've put out on YouTube and social media. 30:32 Mikey, do you recall what it was in particular 30:34 that sort of arrested you 30:35 and attracted you to Little Light? 30:38 Like I said, it was like a time in my life 30:41 when I was just the scales fell off 30:42 so it was like perfect timing. 30:43 If I would have seen this stuff five years before that, 30:47 probably never watched it again, you know, right. 30:49 So God has got a perfect timing, you know, 30:51 and it was Gnostic gospels, a little battlefield Hollywood, 30:55 and Magic Kingdom. 30:56 And yeah, I was, 30:59 my eyes were like able to see it 31:01 so when they were showing it, I could see real clearly. 31:03 Yeah. Yeah. 31:04 I've watched Magic Kingdom any number of times 31:06 with my grandson, 31:07 it's just you've ever seen it. 31:08 Anything particular jumped out at you 31:10 when you're watching, Keith? 31:11 I would say probably, Gnostic gospels as well. 31:17 So I was pretty well versed in the Hollywood library 31:20 so when I seen those things, 31:22 it's like immediate recognition of what's going on 31:24 once it was broken down, 31:27 and then later, the Replacement Gods, yeah. 31:29 Yeah. Yeah. 31:30 So, Scotty, a lot of, even Adventist young people, 31:34 don't watch certainly with a critical eye 31:35 and somebody don't know what they're consuming. 31:38 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 31:40 Can those materials still begotten? 31:41 They can. Okay. 31:42 You can find them on our website, 31:44 LittleLightStudios.tv. 31:46 We've put out a lot of things on 31:48 onto YouTube for free, 31:50 so you can see a lot of like smaller versions 31:54 of that same sort of thing 31:55 that kind of keeps up with the current things 31:57 that are out. 31:59 So there's many ways you can find them. 32:00 Okay, we've got some contact information 32:03 coming up a little later 32:04 and we'll let them know where they can get that. 32:08 One of the things that I see here 32:10 that is part of your growth, Video Bible Studies. 32:18 It is a project toward reaching the younger generation... 32:20 And I'm so glad that you guys are still young enough 32:24 to have a burden for the young people, 32:27 and really have locked down on. 32:30 There are other groups in the church 32:32 that are trying to minister to the church. 32:34 And you are another brick in that wall. 32:37 So walk us through what that is all about 32:39 and what it seeks to do? 32:41 Sure. 32:42 The Video Bible Study series is blending video 32:45 with actual print Bible studies. 32:48 So it was designed to give a five minute video 32:51 that is very, you know, 32:53 edited together with graphics in 32:55 and kind of deals with the topic, 32:56 so we kind of bounced off of the idea of 32:59 can we teach this truth in five minutes or less. 33:04 And so in five minutes or less can we show you things like 33:08 why do we need a law? 33:11 You know, why does God allow pain and suffering? 33:13 These are some of the topics that we deal with. 33:16 And then we use YouTube as our main delivery of those 33:21 and we put a link in there 33:23 where people can actually download a Bible study 33:26 that's designed very well like a magazine. 33:29 It has a lot of design elements to it 33:31 so it's very pleasing for the younger generation. 33:35 And if they want to look more into the topic, 33:37 they can see where we got that idea from the Bible. 33:39 So it's really meant to be used in a group setting, 33:42 watch the video, discuss it, 33:43 and then do the Bible study to further your understanding. 33:48 I like that. I like that. 33:49 Have you found for older, more settled Christians, 33:55 "Adventists" per se, 33:58 the kinds of things that trouble them 34:00 are not necessarily the kinds of things 34:02 that their children are wrestling with and are facing? 34:07 For the older "crowd" if I can use that term, 34:11 which day is the correct day, 34:13 those class of things, state of the death, 34:15 Sabbath school, those kinds of things. 34:17 It seems as though 34:18 that younger people are dealing with much more 34:20 rubber meets the road kinds of stuff, you know. 34:23 How do I stay away from drugs? 34:24 How do I, you know, how do I not allow myself 34:26 to get sucked into a lot of stuff? 34:29 So is your ministry trying to address those kinds of things 34:32 in particular, those things that really young people face 34:35 on high school campuses, on college campuses, 34:37 in the workplace once getting out of school? 34:40 And I can sort of put that to Keith 34:41 'cause you're the evangelist. 34:42 So, well, I'm just, 34:44 Scotty and I both speak so we're both out 34:47 speaking to people. 34:49 So this series is a mixture and we call it a series 34:52 because we've done season one 34:54 and we're working on season two, 34:56 the idea is that these will keep going. 34:59 And what we did is we took a mixture of, 35:01 you know, what people would call doctrinal topics 35:04 and we mixed them in with non-doctrinal topics, 35:07 not that they're not biblical topics 35:08 but for example, 35:10 talking about what is Christian humility? 35:13 You know, we live in a world that's very self-absorbed 35:16 and very self-centered, 35:18 so what does it look like to be humble 35:20 from the Bible? 35:22 Sort of tackling those kind of topics. 35:24 In the future, we're looking at things like sexuality, 35:26 and depression, and of course drugs, 35:28 and yeah, just the rubber meets the road stuff 35:31 like you're talking about that people are grappling with. 35:33 I think a lot of them have grown up with hearing, 35:37 maybe the more traditional stuff over and over 35:39 so it seems like, "Yeah, okay, I get that. 35:41 I've got that down." 35:42 But, you know, 35:44 how do I get help in this area I'm struggling with 35:46 and so that's what we're, that's where we're working on. 35:50 I really, really like that. 35:51 You touched on something I would, 35:53 so I would want to hear 35:56 what does Christian humility look like in this world 35:58 where everybody's kind of me, I, 36:00 and I'm getting mine, you get yours best you can. 36:04 Does it mean, you know, we have this bully culture, 36:07 does it mean to just lay down that folk 36:09 kind of walk all over me, 36:10 or how do I stand in for myself in Jesus' name 36:12 and try to, you know, support myself in a world 36:15 that is really antagonistic to those kinds of values. 36:18 That's great stuff. You got something? 36:20 Yeah, I was just going to add to that. 36:23 Another element that when we were producing these 36:26 came about was, 36:27 we developed what's called a master guide. 36:29 And the master guide is designed to help somebody 36:31 who's never led a small group study, 36:33 lead a small group study, 36:34 so all the Bible studies are inside the master guide 36:37 and they have little prompts, little sections, 36:39 where they can take notes or make notes, 36:41 you know, wide margin so. 36:44 They know to start with prayer, to end with prayer, 36:46 those kind of things, 36:48 and so has the answers filled in 36:49 you know for the questions. 36:51 So you can really just drive a small group study 36:54 even if you've never done that before. 36:57 The purpose of giving a Bible study 37:00 is you can't give something that you don't know. 37:03 Precisely. 37:04 So I think it's really awesome. 37:05 I mean, Mikey has so many stories, 37:08 this guy's constantly giving Bible studies. 37:10 I don't think he ever goes home and sleeps actually. 37:13 And the stories that, I mean, he has with teaching them, 37:18 I mean, he's just excited 37:19 but it also, you know, makes him know the information 37:23 so that's why we want to encourage 37:24 this younger generation too as well. 37:26 You know, do the Bible study 37:27 but also, you know, 37:29 if you can and you're willing to, 37:30 then give it to somebody else 37:32 because then, you know, really sinks into to you. 37:37 Okay, spotlight on Mikey now 37:38 'cause I want to move away from the video stuff. 37:40 The Lord has taken your background, your resume, 37:44 and folded it into the ministry, 37:45 also you're like t-shirt guy, 37:47 and I really think that is cool. 37:49 You were saying that occurred to you sometime before, 37:52 but it wasn't, how do you make this real? 37:54 How do you make, you know, t-shirts? 37:55 You can just take a lot of money in the t-shirts 37:57 and lose your shirt, literally, you know. 37:59 But, so Mikey comes along and he's got this expertise, 38:02 let's walk through how that got sort of folded into 38:05 or baked into the cake here. 38:07 Yeah, I'll tell you, you don't make money 38:09 having your own clothing line, I did for a while. 38:12 I was homeless and I never made any profit at all. 38:14 And some models, 38:16 and people trying to talk you down 38:17 on your selling price 38:19 but when you have to pay to have your shirts printed, 38:22 there's all kinds of stipulations 38:23 you've got to have at least a hundred. 38:25 It's got to be under, you know, 38:26 you're paying for every color that's involved 38:28 so you're spending a lot of money 38:30 and not making a lot back. 38:31 So I got interested in printing t-shirts of my own 38:35 'cause I just like the whole art of it, you know, 38:37 it's like being in a dark room back in the days 38:39 when you had to do the whole film processing thing. 38:42 There's a really a lot involved that people don't know about 38:44 but they invited me to do one of these Bible studies 38:47 you're talking about, 38:49 and I kind of just jokingly said, 38:50 "Don't you guys want to start printing t-shirts?" 38:51 And Scotty is like, "Well, your machine fit right here." 38:53 And I'm like, "Yeah, it would." 38:55 So he had... 38:57 I mean, like I said, God timing, you know, 38:59 just everything's come together. 39:02 But it's neat, most of the t-shirts 39:03 that we have been developing 39:05 are religious in nature, 39:07 they're, you know, artistic 39:09 and they're conversational pieces. 39:11 So we kind of really springboard off of, 39:15 you know, you don't have to give a Bible study. 39:17 You can wear a t-shirt that has the Sabbath written on it 39:20 and somebody asks you, "Hey, you know, what is that?" 39:23 Or and so as even simple as a t-shirt can be, 39:27 it can be a witnessing tool. 39:29 And we've enjoyed having Mikey, you know, 39:32 develop some of these things for us. 39:34 Are young people wearing t-shirts? 39:36 Are they buying into that stuff? 39:37 Oh, yeah. Really? Yes. 39:39 Yeah. Yeah. 39:40 I mean, we're all living walking billboards 39:41 for something, you know, 39:43 so we want to be aiming people towards Christ 39:46 so they look at you, so it's a icebreaker, you know. 39:49 It's hard to talk about spiritual things to strangers 39:51 so. Yeah.. 39:53 You spend a lot of time on high school college campuses, 39:56 church groups, 39:58 and you take that material with you? 40:00 Yeah. 40:01 Wish you had brought some with you here. 40:02 Yeah, we should have. 40:04 We should have. 40:05 Oh, you have little t-shirts, you know, kind of thing. 40:07 But I think that's a great thing. 40:10 And it first of all, it promotes your brand 40:12 but also it promotes what you're talking about 40:16 salvation wise, you know, 40:17 it broadens that kind of thing. 40:19 So, Mikey, you don't do any talking. 40:21 You're not the speaking guy. You've got a great voice, man. 40:24 I need a little practice, you know. 40:26 I am interested, I'd like to do evangelistic series 40:28 and stuff like that. 40:30 If you have the burden, God will give you the gift, 40:33 you know, it's coming. 40:34 I wanted to get to something 40:35 before our time gets away from us 40:38 and that's video mission, 40:41 that's a whole new sort of wrinkle. 40:42 Who's going to walk me through that? 40:44 Scotty? I'll start it off. 40:46 Keith can add it. 40:48 We have a big need for creative video. 40:51 We've always been small so finances limit us to, 40:55 you know, there's always kind of a direct link 40:56 between how creative you could be in 40:58 and the financing. 41:00 And so all of these media ministries, 41:03 they're all using, you know, stories of Jesus 41:07 or stories of the second coming, 41:09 and we need media to illustrate that. 41:13 So what happened, we talk about, you know, 41:15 Jesus being crucified, 41:16 a lot of times we're limited to a picture. 41:18 But see, kids are used to 41:20 the hundreds of millions of dollars 41:22 that Hollywood is putting into their productions 41:24 and so a lot of times when they see ours 41:26 that are not quite as, you know, expensive looking 41:29 or anything they dismiss the message. 41:32 So Video Mission was 41:33 a Christian stock media website that we developed 41:37 that pools a lot of creative Christian media ministries 41:43 that are out there creating 41:44 really unique and interesting things. 41:46 And it offers it for them to be able to sell it 41:50 so they can sell it and recoup some costs back, 41:52 but then it can be sold on a really low cost 41:56 for the people that need it. 41:57 So as pastors need video clips or pastors need pictures, 42:01 they can go on to this website and purchase them. 42:04 So for example, you're doing a series on the sanctuary. 42:07 So we shot a bunch of stuff about the sanctuary 42:10 and the priest, and putting all these things on there, 42:13 and people need media of that. 42:15 So we can recoup some of those costs back, 42:17 we can use it in our productions 42:19 but then someone from Brazil, or someone from Europe, 42:21 or wherever can also put it in their productions 42:24 and use it as well. 42:25 So you're kind of, I am trying to look, 42:28 think of the right word, like a middleman, 42:30 you provide a place where content can be purchased. 42:34 That's right. 42:35 Like if I was a singer and I wanted a track, 42:37 I would go to somebody who sells tracks, 42:38 you do that for video content. 42:40 That's right. 42:41 But then there's also a lot of kids 42:43 who are really talented with a camera 42:45 but they don't know what to do with it. 42:46 They don't work for a ministry, you know, 42:48 they got a camera and a skill. 42:50 So now they can sit at home, 42:52 create things for pastors to use 42:54 if they're really good at shooting nature things 42:56 or, you know, they're really good at using aftereffects 43:00 and creating CG things 43:02 of various different biblical topics so. 43:05 And make some money too. That's right. 43:07 So one of the things you do is connect consumer with products 43:10 so they have something. 43:11 That is a really great idea. Yeah. 43:13 Yeah, 'cause people who are doing evangelism, 43:15 or other kinds of things, or just want something for, 43:18 maybe their own consumption, 43:20 here's a place where you can go get it, 43:22 kind of a one stop kind of deal. 43:23 That's right. 43:24 Yeah, Keith, do you want to weigh in on this? 43:26 Well, I think a couple of other things 43:28 that are interesting about the project is, 43:31 you know, if you think about young people being in school, 43:34 they spend a lot of money on school these days. 43:38 I mean, you're very fortunate to get out of school debt free. 43:41 And if you think, maybe I go to school for film, 43:44 and animation, and things like that, 43:45 and you rack up a $40,000 bill. 43:47 And you're going to get married, 43:48 your spouse has the same thing, 43:50 and then you want to get a house, 43:51 and other things snowballs. 43:52 And you think about those people, 43:54 what options do they have to pay off all that debt. 43:57 Are they going to be inclined to go into ministry? 44:01 Probably not, 44:02 because ministries tend to be strapped financially, 44:05 it can, you know, have a ceiling, 44:07 and so they're going to look elsewhere. 44:09 And I think a lot of talented young people 44:10 are probably going to places like Hollywood 44:13 because it pays significantly more 44:15 to pay off their school debt, 44:17 and along the way 44:18 they may be not keeping in touch with their roots 44:21 and losing their way, you know, from salvation. 44:24 So I think it helps with that as well. 44:29 We created this a bit out of need 44:32 because when we're doing these Video Bible Studies, 44:34 you think about all the biblical topics we touch, 44:35 all the things we touch, we need to illustrate those. 44:39 So it's kind of like, "Well, if we need to illustrate it, 44:41 we might as well start creating the tools 44:44 for other people as well 44:45 because I'm sure they're having the same problem." 44:48 It's either too expensive or it's not very creative, 44:53 so we want to solve both, 44:54 and kind of take the iTunes approach. 44:57 You know, when iTunes started, 44:58 one of the reasons they started making music so cheap 45:01 is because a lot of music was being pirated. 45:03 Yes. 45:05 Even though oddly enough, 45:06 most of the people who were pirating the music 45:07 were also buying most of the music 45:11 but still they were losing a lot of money. 45:13 So you make a song 99 cents, 45:15 that's in my affordability range. 45:17 Yeah. Yeah. 45:18 It's the same for ministries, you know. 45:20 If a clip is $20, $40 versus $400, 45:23 it's certainly in my range of affordability. 45:26 So we want to give that tool to ministries 45:29 to help them spread the gospel much faster. 45:31 Well done. 45:33 I have a good friend 45:34 who worked in the video library at CNN for many years 45:37 and they will sell you, they will sell you clips, 45:39 You know, and it started about a thousand, 45:41 kind of work their way up, and we're talking 30 seconds, 45:43 we are not talking about full minute, you know. 45:46 And if you've got money to spend 45:47 and you can have as much as you want 45:49 but video pre-done is expensive stuff, 45:52 so that is a great way to facilitate 45:56 what pastors may want to do, 45:57 what evangelists may want to do, 45:58 that is really, really nice stuff. 46:00 We're really just kind of scratching 46:02 the tip of the iceberg. 46:04 Our plan that we're working on is to go to Morocco 46:07 where a lot of these types of biblical things are shot. 46:11 And they have all the sets, all the extras, 46:13 you know, that kind of thing, 46:14 and we're partnering 46:16 with a couple of different organizations 46:17 to be able to do that, 46:18 and go and film for about a week 46:20 which is not very cheap as you can imagine. 46:24 But hopefully, we'll get all the B-roll that we need 46:28 for a certain segment of the Bible, 46:29 and then we can keep going back 46:31 and doing it over and over again 46:32 until we just fill up a whole library worth 46:35 of useful clips for people to do the work. 46:39 And when I say we're just scratching the surface, 46:41 this is just video, 46:42 you think of, there's music, animations, 46:46 think of all the slides and pictures that pastors use, 46:49 you know. 46:50 It would be awesome if I could have something 46:52 that looked like it was straight out of the pages 46:53 of The New Testament 46:54 verses a painting or a picture 46:57 that something did that was from the '60s, you know. 47:00 So we need to modernize the tools 47:01 and update them 47:03 because the people that we need to reach, 47:04 you think about a lot of millennials, 47:06 they have the highest percentage of atheists 47:10 in that generation 47:11 versus the other generations, it's about double. 47:14 And they're not going to take a look at your stuff 47:16 if it doesn't look good. 47:17 No, they're sophisticated consumers. 47:20 And if they have seen some really high end video stuff 47:22 and if you come up with something weak, 47:24 and I mean, you can put it over, 47:25 that's the Lord's blessing on it. 47:26 But their mind is trained to see something a certain way 47:30 and if they're not seeing it, they're going to blow it off 47:32 or they won't respect it, 47:33 and they won't even take time to get to the message 47:36 what they're seeing doesn't entice them, 47:38 so they're not even listening 47:40 because they've already shut down. 47:41 They are being inundated with video. 47:43 You think about YouTube, 47:44 I think it's about one in every five visits on the web 47:48 is YouTube. 47:50 It's the second largest search engine. 47:51 I mean, you're talking about, about 74%, 75% 47:55 of all the internet's traffic now is video. 47:57 Yeah. 47:59 So we've got to reach them where they're at. 48:03 This is very powerful. 48:06 You're kind of like, I don't want to say a startup 48:08 'cause you've been around for a couple of years 48:10 but you are evolving, you're growing, 48:12 and I'm so glad that you've targeted this audience. 48:15 The more ways we can target that particular audience 48:20 in the church 48:22 because if we can motivate them to stand for Christ 48:24 they become the evangelistic tools. 48:26 So you are de facto evangelizing 48:29 because you're preparing evangelists to go out 48:31 and do what they're called to do. 48:32 So praise the Lord for that. 48:34 And we're one little piece of the puzzle. 48:35 Yeah. 48:37 You know, we're trying to link arms 48:38 with all the other creators in our church 48:40 and, you know, there's a lot of talented people 48:43 but we're all fragmented. 48:45 So, you know, if we can kind of come together 48:46 and have more of a pool of talent together 48:51 and work together in a sort of unified version 48:56 of trying to reach the world, 48:58 I think we could really get some steam ahead of us so. 49:01 Agreed. 49:02 Is there, and I was going to ask this question. 49:04 Is there any sort of clearing house 49:06 or agency that brings young talented startups 49:11 or groups with vision together so you can network, 49:13 or do you just have to kind of go out 49:15 and find people of like mind on your own? 49:18 You know, ASI has been around for a very long time, 49:22 and they've taken a lot of us 49:23 younger ministries under their wings 49:25 and really helped us move along as well. 49:29 ASI has been a huge help to our ministry. 49:33 And there is another sort of thing 49:35 that's springing up called Fruition lab 49:38 that is really a bunch of entrepreneurs together 49:43 because sometimes what we don't realize is 49:46 business is as much of a ministry as ministry. 49:50 Like the reason why we're getting involved 49:52 in all these other things is 49:53 because we have all these messages 49:55 that we would love to push out there 49:56 but it takes money. Yes, it does. 49:58 How do we go out and do that? 49:59 We have to create these resources 50:01 and these things that can help us 50:02 achieve those goals. 50:04 And so I would love to see more cohesiveness in our church 50:08 with the business departments 50:10 and those, you know, people who are creative, 50:13 and we need to work together, and blend together, 50:16 and make these things move forward. 50:18 Yeah. Yeah. 50:19 I've had a chance to talk with the guys 50:21 on the set from Fruition, 50:22 I like what they're doing. 50:24 ASI is good but it's general, 50:26 it's across many, many platforms, 50:27 it's almost, you know, any business. 50:30 But I'm thinking particularly of media ministry, 50:34 internet ministry, social media ministry, 50:38 those kinds of things that are attracting 50:40 and holding young people in large numbers, you know, 50:43 coming together and really strengthening themselves 50:45 by sharing ideas 50:47 and sharing those kinds of things. 50:48 That is just great thing. 50:49 You know, ARTV is really stepping up 50:51 and trying to link arms with everyone as well. 50:54 And they're starting to get all the creators 50:56 on video conference calls 50:58 and trying to work us together as well. 51:01 How can we start to develop things together 51:04 and so? 51:05 We're starting to see the group pressed together, 51:08 and I believe that we will see the gospel go into the world 51:12 when we begin to work together. 51:13 In a hundred words or less, Scotty, ARTV is... 51:16 Adventists Review TV. Indeed. 51:18 Yeah, a good friend of mine 51:19 just got began working with them, 51:22 Dee Casper. Oh, yeah. 51:23 Oh, you know, Dee. 51:25 Just talked with him just the other day, 51:26 he's excited about that. 51:27 He hangs out with you. Yes. Yeah. 51:29 I want to go now to the address roll. 51:32 You've heard some of the things that Little Light is doing, 51:35 how the Lord is moving this ministry along. 51:38 They need your prayers, 51:40 they also need your financial support. 51:42 Plus, they have some good video material 51:44 that they already have 51:46 that I think can still be bought. 51:49 The illegal downloads... 51:52 that you can, 51:53 you can sit your children in front of this stuff 51:55 and it's good, 51:57 they will hold them, they will watch them. 51:58 We did this with our grand's some years ago. 52:01 And they watched it, they loved it, 52:03 in fact, they watched it several times since then. 52:06 Should you want to make contact with them, 52:08 send your financial support, buy some of their materials. 52:11 Here's the information that you will need. 52:14 Little Light Studios seeks to minister to the unreached 52:17 and uninvolved young people of this world 52:20 through Christ centered and innovative media. 52:23 If you would like to help them 52:24 through your prayers and financial support, 52:27 or if you would like to purchase 52:28 any of their products, 52:30 please visit their website, LittleLightStudios.tv. 52:34 That's LittleLightStudios.tv. 52:37 You may also call them at 530-327-9323 52:43 or write to them at Little Light Studios 10676, 52:48 Adlar Court, Apison, Tennessee 37302. |
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