Very Bold Radio 8-20-22 with Jeremy Camp

Singer Jeremy Camp joins host Steve Teel on this edition of Very Bold Radio! Steve gives an update on Peanut Butter Bowl. He interviews Christian artist Jeremy Camp, highlighting his career stats, discussing his biopic movie, I Still Believe, including how Jeremy’s family experienced it with him and where he saw God throughout that process. They talk about how he and his wife Adi have encouraged others in their marriages, about worshiping together, and about her godly encouragement to him. Steve urges the audience to attend the concert, to watch the movie, and to have hope in God and be bold!Time Stamps:0:00Introduction0:25Steve hypes Jeremy Camp. He gives a Peanut Butter Bowl explanation and update. The effort this year grew exponentially from 10 to 35 Peanut Butter Bowls and has grown well beyond serving 11 hunger organizations.3:26Steve introduces Jeremy Camp.3:55Jeremy jumps in. Steve announces that the concert is coming up on October 23 at the LifeAustin Amphitheater, mentions how many amazing career stats Jeremy has, and notes how humble he is on stage. 5:30Steve issues a money-back guarantee for the first five listeners who buy a ticket to the upcoming concert.6:00 Steve shares Jeremy’s awesome career stats, Steve’s top five favorite Jeremy Camp songs (Keep Me in the Moment, Dead Man Walking, Christ in Me, There Will be a Day, I Still Believe) and asks Jeremy about his favorite. Jeremy shares how different songs of his speak to him at different moments in his life, and how he responds to God with thankfulness for the transformation in his life.8:20Steve shares about watching the movie over the weekend in preparation for the interview. 10:10Jeremy details the challenges of watching the movie with his family and how hard it was to re-experience that through the production of the movie, and how he saw the faithfulness of God through it, alongside his family. Jeremy announces their first-ever global tour next year.11:40 Steve and Jeremy banter in the way of longtime friends. Steve asks what it was like for his wife, Adi, to watch what Jeremy went through. Jeremy shares about emotions, honesty and transparency; and answers Steve about Adi’s perspective and wisdom. He explains how his being sensitive to her feelings helped her throughout the movie-making process.14:45Steve asks Jeremy about their writing a marriage book that came out during Covid. Jeremy shares that a lot of their friends have come to them with marriage issues. So, Jeremy and Adi wrote about their own struggles and ups and downs in marriage in the book. They wrote about how focusing on Christ got them through those times. They’ve even done a couple of marriage conferences, and might continue to do more of that in God’s timing. They also lead worship together.16:45Steve asks Jeremy what that’s like to worship with his wife. Jeremy shares that on tour he asked his wife to be a part of what he was doing. During Covid they had done a lot of live videos together on social media. Jeremy shares how that progressed into putting out a six-song worship album, The Worship Project.18:10Steve asks if Jeremy can see that God was still working in the timing of the book and movie coming out just before and during Covid, and Jeremy shares some of how things happened with the movie’s release, and how so many people were reached by God due to them having been able to watch the movie streaming at home with their families. Jeremy talks about how Adi responded to him with encouragement.20:00Steve thanks Jeremy and commits to praying for him. 20:43Steve wraps up after Jeremy gets off, and invites the audience to join him at the concert. He says that he has seen Adi perform in a worship performance before, and he acclaims her talent.21:55Steve goes back to the Peanut Butter Bowl. He gives a shout out to Courtney Taylor and family for donating money on behalf of Veterans Memorial that will buy 500 jars of peanut butter.23:15Steve discusses Jeremy’s sharing his biopic and encourages everyone about its message. Jeremy is looking at God even in difficult circumstances, and he can still believe, and so can we. 24:20Steve encourages the audience to put on one of Jeremy’s songs and let it touch their soul, and offers to pray for audience members. He asks them to consider the goodness of God and to be anchored in the hope of God.25:14 Very Bold is a reminder of the great hope we have in Jesus that allows us to be very bold.Standout Moments/Quotes:3:19 “When we feed people in need, we all win.” Steve Teel7:58 “God, I need to understand that you have created life from a man that was pretty much a dead man walking. You’ve ripped me out of that miry clay and put my feet upon a rock.” Jeremy Camp       10:55 “This is God’s faithfulness. Here I am with my family watching the hardest part of my life.” Jeremy Camp13:37 “Jeremy, the reason I can get through this is because it’s not about me or Melissa or you, it’s about Jesus.” Adi CampSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.