In Part 2 of his conversation with Redeemed Director Nate Dewberry, Edward Graham, grandson of evangelist Billy Graham, reflects on what it means to be called to serve. After 16 years in the Army, Edward now leads through compassion and faith as Chief Operating Officer of Samaritan’s Purse. He shares how God’s heart has reshaped his understanding of success, purpose, and identity—reminding us that true leadership begins with humility and service. Segments/chapters 25:45 A new role—but a sim...
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In Part 2 of his conversation with Redeemed Director Nate Dewberry, Edward Graham, grandson of evangelist Billy Graham, reflects on what it means to be called to serve. After 16 years in the Army, Edward now leads through compassion and faith as Chief Operating Officer of Samaritan’s Purse. He shares how God’s heart has reshaped his understanding of success, purpose, and identity—reminding us that true leadership begins with humility and service. Segments/chapters 25:45 A new role—but a sim...
The Four Rhythms of a Spiritually Meaningful Life with Tommy Brown
The Redeemed Man
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The Four Rhythms of a Spiritually Meaningful Life with Tommy Brown
“Love deeply. Live quietly. Mind your own affairs. Work with your hands.” These simple instructions from Paul’s first letter to the Thessalonians form the foundation of pastor Tommy Brown’s new book, The Speed of Soul. This week, Tommy talks with Redeemed director Nate Dewberry about what inspired the book and what he hopes men will find a vision for living “smaller” yet freer, a sense of greater fulfillment in ordinary work, and discovering what he calls “a better way of being human.” Seg...
The Redeemed Man
In Part 2 of his conversation with Redeemed Director Nate Dewberry, Edward Graham, grandson of evangelist Billy Graham, reflects on what it means to be called to serve. After 16 years in the Army, Edward now leads through compassion and faith as Chief Operating Officer of Samaritan’s Purse. He shares how God’s heart has reshaped his understanding of success, purpose, and identity—reminding us that true leadership begins with humility and service. Segments/chapters 25:45 A new role—but a sim...
