
Show Notes
On this episode of Creatively Christian, hosted by Jake Doberenz, Eric Nevins of the Halfway There podcast shares how he went from seminary to banking and then to podcasting. Eric dispenses wisdom about spiritually formative storytelling, creative consistency, practicing in public, and group accountability. Eric Nevins is the host of the Halfway There podcast, a long-form interview show where he talks with everyday Christians about their faith journey. He is also the founder of the Christian Podcasters Association. He has a degree in Biblical Studies from Trinity. Eric has been podcasting since 2016 and he started the Christian Podcasters Association the year after that, which has blossomed into a full-blown membership and coaching community. Share
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Share Creatively Christian Credits Today’s episode is hosted by Jake Doberenz. Jake founded Theophany Media and most identifies as a writer, but also wears hats like teacher, coach, and podcaster. Follow Jake on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook, or check out his newsletter A Christian in Public by Jake Doberenz. This show is produced by Theophany Media. The theme music is by Bill Brooks and Andrea Sandefur. Our logo is by Bill Brooks. This show is hosted by Brannon Hollingsworth, Andrea Sandefur, and Jake Doberenz. Jake Doberenz produces. Follow Theophany Media and the podcast on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
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On this episode of Creatively Christian, hosted by Andrea Sandefur, singer/songwriter Estella Kirk shares her journey into her creative work, how she developed her songwriting skills at such an early age, co-writing tips, and the blessings around releasing one song at a time. Stay tuned after the episode to hear an original song by Estella. Estella Kirk released her first single “Shelter In The Storm” on her EP Bright Side at just 14 years old. After changing her direction from pop music, she pursued Christian music exclusively. Many of her songs relate to the struggles that teens like her go through. Estella also has a few acting credits, including a recurring role on the upcoming show Waves of Life.
On this episode of Creatively Christian, hosted by Andrea Sandefur, husband and wife creative team and serial entrepreneurs Rick and Stacie Fessler encourage us with stories of how God rekindled their purposes in their later years. They discuss their co-authored inspiration novel as well as their line of water bottles with Christian messages that spark conversations. Stay tuned at the end of the episode to hear a portion of their co-authored book. Rick and Stacie Fessler are a husband and wife creative team and co-authors of Maestro: Songteller of Savannah Valley, living in St. Louis. Both are committed to their families. Rick is a serial entrepreneur, having owned and sold multiple businesses over the years, currently CEO of Vidl Life. Stacie is a real estate agent. Show Notes The following resources were mentioned in the show or are useful resources recommended by the guests. Links might be affiliates, meaning we earn a commission if you buy through the link. Maestro: Songteller of Savannah Valley (The Savannah Valley Series): https://amzn.to/3vChkDy [Affilaite] Vidl Life: https://vidllife.com Learn More About Our Guest You can follow this guest on several platforms, including: LinkedIn (Rick): https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-fessler Credits Today's episode is hosted by Andrea Sandefur. Andrea is a civil engineer turned stay-at-home mom and singer-songwriter. She plays the piano, leads worship at her church, and loves to write new songs. One of Andrea’s favorite activities is encouraging creative artists in her congregation through hosting artist showcases. Follow Andrea on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. This show is produced by Theophany Media. The theme music is by Bill Brooks and Andrea Sandefur. Our logo is by Bill Brooks. This show is hosted by Brannon Hollingsworth, Andrea Sandefur, and Jake Doberenz. Jake Doberenz produces. Follow Theophany Media and the podcast on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
On this episode of Creatively Christian, hosted by Brannon Hollingsworth, screenwriter and video game writer Stephanie Glover how she got into video game writing without any formal trainer. In her interview, she gives practical advice for working on long projects, how to deal with criticism, and what to look for in a writer’s group. Stephanie Glover is a writer, director, and producer that works in the entertainment industry. Most recently her debut animated short film, Blueberry, won first prize in the Afro-Animation Film Festival, and she worked as a senior writer on the video game: The Walking Dead: Last M.I.L.E. Stephanie is a thematic writer that tells universal stories of connection, joy, and self-discovery. Currently, she is writing on several unannounced projects and is preparing to release her first book.
On this episode of Creatively Christian, hosted by Brannon Hollingsworth, screenwriter and video game writer Stephanie Glover how she got into video game writing without any formal trainer. In her interview, she gives practical advice for working on long projects, how to deal with criticism, and what to look for in a writer’s group. Stephanie Glover is a writer, director, and producer that works in the entertainment industry. Most recently her debut animated short film, Blueberry, won first prize in the Afro-Animation Film Festival, and she worked as a senior writer on the video game: The Walking Dead: Last M.I.L.E. Stephanie is a thematic writer that tells universal stories of connection, joy, and self-discovery. Currently, she is writing on several unannounced projects and is preparing to release her first book.
On this episode of Creatively Christian, hosted by Andrea Sandefur, songwriter, recording artist, and mom of three, Katy Weirich speaks about overcoming the fear of sharing, how she developed her beautiful music videos, and how God used the hardship of depression for good. Stay tuned through the end of the episode to hear Katy share one of her songs live. Katy Weirich is a singer, songwriter, and worship leader living in southwest Florida with her husband and three girls. She attended the Bower School of Music at Florida Gulf Coach University, majoring in Music Education. Katy also hosts the The Katy Weirich Podcast.