’17 Stories: Joshua

Joshua Vineyard in Honduras

His initials might be “JV” but my guest on the podcast today is headed for the next level in the Kingdom of God. You’ve learned about Joshua before, today you’ll hear directly from him. 

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God’s given me a very bold mandate this new year, which is to feature 17 faith stories from 17 different people over the coming months on the podcast. I’m so delighted Joshua Vineyard could show up today for the first of these stories on this episode of the Pasture’s Podcast.

This remarkable, kingdom-driven young man is all of 22 but has a very seasoned demeanor and solid mooring even as he seeks adventures abroad for the Lord’s glory.

I’m eager for you to hear Joshua’s faith journey in his own words, his rocky road to finding that which is “real and genuine”, and the response of his life to lay it all down and live out his testimony by faith in the Christ “who loves [him] and laid His life down for [him]…” (Gal. 2:20).

Thanks for listening in. I’m certain you’ll be blessed.

 

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For nearly three decades, Scott ministered in churches, at youth events, to professional athletes, and was a frequent speaker at disability camps. He served another seventeen years as the senior pastor of a local church in Douglasville, Georgia. ••••• Scott has a unique ministry to those who are hurting since his own disability allows him access to a suffering world. He ministers these days through his blog, teaches and preaches occasionally, and is still very much engaged in discipling younger men and encouraging pastors. ••••• Married to Sandy, his loving companion of forty years, Scott continues to brag about how she hung his moon and is the best person he’s ever known. They have a son, Graham, who waits for them in heaven. ••••• Scott and Sandy presently make their home in Clearwater, Florida.

One thought on “’17 Stories: Joshua”

  1. So great to hear you laugh, Scott! That was good for my soul this morning. What a great journey to interview 17 in ’17. I’m so proud of the “Joshuas” of this generation. Tell him I think he’s gifted by God for such a time as this . May God continue to anoint and bless the path He has marked out for him. He sounds wholeheartedly letting go of selfish ambition to take hold of the real prize in Jesus Christ. Blessings! Keep going forward . To both you and Joshua, what you’re doing and who you are matters. It IS making a difference. Hallelujah! Thank God for you all. All glory to God !

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