This podcast episode features Evangelism Coach Daniel King interviewing Bill Wolfe from the Jesus Film Project, a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ (Cru).

Bill Wolfe shares his personal conversion story, explaining how he became a Christian at age 19 in college when a friend shared the Gospel with him using a booklet called "The Four Spiritual Laws." After his conversion, his friend discipled him for three months, meeting five days a week for 30 minutes daily, and encouraged him to participate in evangelism just two and a half weeks after his conversion.

Wolfe describes how the Jesus Film has become a powerful evangelism tool available in over 2,000 languages. The film is recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records as the most translated film in history, with 2,274 languages as of the recording. According to the Guinness Book, the total viewing audience over more than 40 years is approximately 11 billion viewings.

The Jesus Film's effectiveness stems from three key characteristics: it is visual and oral, requiring no literacy; it is presented in viewers' heart languages, the first language they learned; and it contains only the Gospel of Luke. The film has been made available to churches and ministries worldwide at no cost, and is used by over 1,800 denominations and organizations across every country.

Wolfe has served with Cru for 55 years after Dr. Bill Bright challenged him to help fulfill the Great Commission. Bright emphasized that ministry power comes from the Holy Spirit's work in believers' lives, prioritizing right relationships with God and others before discussing strategy.

The Jesus Film Project has developed multiple distribution methods, including the Jesus Film app available on smartphones and solar-powered backpack units for remote areas without internet or electricity. These tools enable evangelists to share the Gospel in any of the film's available languages.

Today on the Evangelism Podcast, we are honored to welcome a man whose life and ministry were born out of a powerful encounter with the reckless love of God. Over a decade ago, Shane Graham and his wife Susan experienced the transforming grace of Jesus in the middle of brokenness and searching, and that encounter ignited a calling that has taken them into motels, streets, and forgotten corners of their cities to bring hope where it's needed most. As founders of Reckless Love Outreach, Shane carries a burning passion to be the hands and feet of Jesus, serving with surrendered hearts and demonstrating God's love in practical, powerful ways. Get ready for a conversation that will stir your faith, challenge your comfort zone, and inspire you to step into the harvest fields right where you are.

Today on the Evangelism Podcast I interview Pastor Thir Koirala, a Nepali pastor who is doing incredible work reaching the Asian diaspora in the United States. Pastor Koirala shares how he is training local church leaders to be "peace ambassadors" and establish peace centers in their communities. He also discusses the unique challenges facing the younger generation of Asian Americans who struggle to connect with their parents' native language and culture.

Today on the Evangelism Podcast I interview Ricky Kim, who is representing the global TV phenomenon The Chosen. This groundbreaking TV series about the life of Jesus is captivating audiences worldwide and having a profound impact, even reaching into schools and churches. Ricky shares how The Chosen is being used as an evangelistic tool, especially in Asia, to introduce people to the story of Jesus. You won't want to miss this insightful conversation about how God is using this unique resource to draw people closer to Him.

Sas Conradie is coordinating the Global Generosity Network for the World Evangelical Alliance. On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast , Sas shares how he is inspiring Christians to be generous with their finances, time, and resources to advance God's kingdom and reach the world for Christ by 2033. As an evangelist, I know the vital importance of financial support to fuel our mission, so I'm excited to hear there are people who want to be generous with evangelists.

Today on the Evangelism Podcast I interview Pastor Ramesh Kumar, a courageous leader from the Himalayan region of India. He shares the heartbreaking reality of persecution facing pastors and churches across his country, with over 1,500 churches being forcibly closed. However, Pastor Ramesh has responded by pioneering a thriving house church movement, establishing over 300 congregations in his network. As we discuss the challenges and opportunities for evangelism in India, I'm reminded of the immense spiritual harvest waiting to be reaped in this nation of 1.45 billion souls.

Martti Falck, also known as the "Rapping Finnish Preacher", is a Baptist and Pentecostal pastor who believes in making Jesus famous again through his ministry. Once he was mistaken for a famous rapper in Kenya, which led to him rapping about Jesus in a Muslim school and sparking a movement. He uses rapping as a way to connect with young people and spread the message of Jesus. You will be inspired by his story today on The Evangelism Podcast.

Today on the Evangelism Podcast I interview Pastor John Isaac, a minister working to spread the gospel in India despite the growing persecution of Christians in the region. We discuss the challenges of evangelism in India, where churches are being burned and pastors attacked, but also the incredible resilience and boldness of the Indian church. Pastor John shares how the body of Christ can best support and pray for the church in India during this difficult time.