In the Encounter series, Karl Faase sits down with remarkable individuals who each have a powerful story of meeting Jesus. This podcast series features full extended interviews with academics, outcasts, writers, teachers, and a doctor—people from all walks of life who encountered Jesus in both ordinary and extraordinary ways. These conversations offer a deeper look into their lives, allowing you to connect with their journeys and be inspired by the transformative power of faith.
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In the Encounter series, Karl Faase sits down with remarkable individuals who each have a powerful story of meeting Jesus. This podcast series features full extended interviews with academics, outcasts, writers, teachers, and a doctor—people from all walks of life who encountered Jesus in both ordinary and extraordinary ways. These conversations offer a deeper look into their lives, allowing you to connect with their journeys and be inspired by the transformative power of faith.
Karl Faase sits down with theologian and prolific author Dr Michael Bird to explore his personal journey of faith. Michael shares significant theological insights in the Encounter series but in this interview, Karl hears his personal story of finding Jesus and how this changed his life.
Encounter: Interviews with Karl Faase - Season 1
In the Encounter series, Karl Faase sits down with remarkable individuals who each have a powerful story of meeting Jesus. This podcast series features full extended interviews with academics, outcasts, writers, teachers, and a doctor—people from all walks of life who encountered Jesus in both ordinary and extraordinary ways. These conversations offer a deeper look into their lives, allowing you to connect with their journeys and be inspired by the transformative power of faith.
