House For The Broken Creator Jaron Lockridge Talks Real Faith & Purpose

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Filmmaker and police officer Jaron Lockridge joins WorldWide Entertainment TV to discuss House For The Broken, Cinema Ministry Productions, real faith, Christian storytelling, independent filmmaking, and why faith-based media should show the real struggles believers carry.In this WWETV WorldWide interview, Jaron opens up about moving from independent filmmaking into Gospel-centered storytelling, how police work shaped his view of humanity, why ownership matters for creators, and why House For The Broken was created for people dealing with shame, pain, faith, and restoration.

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