Today on the first part the show, Kerby welcomes Michael Johnson from the Slavic Gospel Association. Then he brings us his weekend updates and we will have an open line during which Kerby will take your comments and questions. His next guest is Curtis Ellis. They will talk about having common sense dealing with Communist China. In the final hour, Kerby talks with Point of View’s producer, Stephen Miller and with Dr. Reg Grant, author and senior professor of Media Arts and Worship at Dallas Theological Seminary. They’ll talk about Christian Artists in secular spaces.
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President - Slavic Gospel Association
Michael Johnson is president of Slavic Gospel Association (SGA), a nearly 90-year-old ministry that partners with hundreds of missionaries and more than 6,000 evangelical churches across Russia and the former Soviet Union. As a young businessman he jumped at the opportunity when he was offered the position of Vice President of Advancement at SGA. He spearheaded new church planting and evangelism ministries, as well as programs helping Russia’s unwanted children and orphans – today numbering more than 700,000.
After a 14-year hiatus Johnson returned to lead SGA as it’s new President. He has prioritized expanding the mission’s partnerships with local evangelical churches and pastors across the former Soviet bloc. He travels extensively in the former Soviet world and Israel, where SGA helps Russian-speaking congregations.
Policy Director - America First Policies
Curtis Ellis served as Senior Policy Advisor on the Donald Trump for President 2016 campaign and the Presidential Transition Team, and as special advisor to the U.S. Secretary of Labor in the Trump administration.
Ellis is an architect of the populist economic message that crushed the Blue Wall in crucial battleground states and delivered President Trump’s historic victory.
Prior to joining the campaign, he led the fight against the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement alongside Senator Jeff Sessions and yet-to-be candidate Donald J. Trump.
Mr. Ellis has decades of experience as a reporter, writer and producer in broadcast, print and online journalism. His work has appeared in numerous outlets including FOX, AP, CNN, NBC, HBO, 60 Minutes, The Financial Times, The New York Times, TIME magazine and NPR.
His commentary appears regularly on TV, radio, in print and online.
Common Sense on Communist China
By: Curtis Ellis - amgreatness.com - May 6, 2020 President Trump repeatedly has called on companies to move their factories out of Communist China. He imposed tariffs after determining the Chinese government was illegally subsidizing the production of ...
Senior Professor of Media Arts and Worship - Dallas Theological Seminary
Reg Grant serves as Chair and Senior Professor of the Department of Media Arts and Worship at Dallas Theological Seminary. He has been teaching courses in preaching, drama, oral interpretation, and creative writing since 1977. He serves on the board of directors for Insight for Living. He has authored novels, textbooks, and articles and has written, produced, and acted for radio, television, theater, and film. His films have garnered several Emmy award nominations and two Emmys, as well as numerous film festival awards, including Booklist Starred Reviews, multiple Telly Awards, and the prestigious Golden Apple Award for best educational film in America. Reg and Lauren have three grown children and are the proud “Lolly” & “PoP!” to their three grandchildren. Lauren spends her time caring for the newest granddaughter, “Charlie,” and volunteering for CASA Dallas (Court Appointed Special Advocate for abused and neglected children).
Theology and the Arts
In this episode, Drs. Darrell L. Bock, Reg Grant, Sandra Glahn, and Tim Basselin discuss theology in the arts, focusing on the Christian’s role in engaging with and producing art.