Often times young Christian creatives find themselves in front of a fork in the road. "Should I follow my passion and chase after my dream?" or "Should I remain grounded in my walk with Christ?" Young filmmakers especially have it hard with the moral corruption that has saturated Hollywood. In this episode of Cultivating Truth, we’re joined by San Antonio, Pastor Phillip Telfer, founder and director of the Christian Worldview Film Festival in Albany, Georgia. Phillip has spent years equipping young creatives not only to grow in filmmaking excellence, but to develop a strong biblical foundation that shapes the stories they tell. In this conversation, we discuss the importance of a healthy media diet, CORE truths for ANY creative, the global impact of the Christian Worldview Film Festival, and next steps for a young creative as well as the church! Whether you’re a student exploring a future in film, a parent raising a creative child, or a church leader seeking to support the arts, this episode offers practical encouragement and theological clarity for engaging the world of entertainment without compromising conviction.

In an industry driven by imagination and innovation, how does a Christian remain grounded in truth within a secular space? In this episode of Cultivating Truth, we’re joined by Kevin Jackson, a leading CGI animator whose work spans some of the most influential projects in modern entertainment, including Avengers: Infinity War, Hotel Transylvania, Fortnite, Lilo & Stitch, and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Kevin shares what it’s like to work at the highest levels of the animation and visual effects industry—from creativity and collaboration to pressure and purpose. Beyond the screen, he also discusses how he has used Christian apologetics to thoughtfully engage culture, defend the faith, and be a light in a highly secular industry. This conversation explores the intersection of art, technology, faith, and vocation, encouraging creatives and Christians alike to pursue excellence without compromising conviction. This resource is produced by the non-profit ministry of Aletheia Legacy. https://www.aletheialegacy.com Kevin Jackson IMDB https://m.imdb.com/name/nm2799640/ Kevin Jackson LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinjackson 🎧 Listen to the full podcast on all major platforms: -Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cultivating-truth/id1692545914?i=1000617004225 -Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6kySLnMYzsvQ6SAlOBfRFM -Aletheia Legacy Instagram https://www.instagram.com/aletheialegacy/?hl=en -Aletheia Legacy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Aletheia-Legacy-100073281570920/ ❤️ Donate to Aletheia Legacy's Mission https://account.venmo.com/u/aletheialegacy 🎙 Host: Aaron Davis, Executive Director of Aletheia Legacy IG: @aarondavismedia

Today on Cultivating Truth, we sit down with filmmaker William Wonders III. William , a New York kid, attended New York Film Academy in Manhattan, before receiving the role of a lifetime as an editor for MTV. His time with success on a major network led William down a journey for education, growth, and faith.

Kara Rogers from Raising Rogers Book Reviews sits down with Aaron Davis on Cultivating Truth to discuss media/ literature consumption and what it's like growing a YouTube channel.

Stephen Kendrick, from Kendrick Brothers Productions, is a storyteller with a heart for discipleship. As a producer with his brothers, Stephen has served as a living testimony, watching God move through projects like "Facing the Giants," "War Room," and "The Forge," claiming, "If you hang out with us long enough, you will be less impressed with us and more impressed with the God that we serve!"

Yancy is a two-time Dove Award winner and creates amazing worship music for kids. In this episode, she shares her journey into kids ministry music, the importance of biblically-grounded songs for children, and the challenges of sustaining a ministry in the current music landscape.

From a Christmas rock anthem to a captivating four-part rock opera exploring the humanity of Christ in the musical "What I Came Here For," Craig Evans has dedicated his heart and soul to portraying the life of Christ through the powerful medium of music designed for the stage. Discover all this and more on the Cultivating Truth Podcast. Craig Evans is a composer and musician known for his dynamic fusion of rock and musical theater. He is the composer of the rock opera What I Came Here For and has also composed for films and documentaries. His music blends the hard rock energy of Foo Fighters, Fun, and Skillet with the theatrical stylings of Sondheim, Menken, and Webber. A pianist, guitarist, and singer, Evans has been performing for over 30 years, bringing passion and authenticity to every stage he steps on.

Craig Evans on Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/artist/3ZHWt55KoiaL7kRvrADK5j

What I Came Here For: Part 1-https://open.spotify.com/album/5iKxJueqIKlyUJmrnpKipy

What I Came Here For: Part 2- https://open.spotify.com/album/3mcYlkXUT1TeIOQ5AyzW1i

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Venus is a multi-award-winning actor, a producer, a lifelong Texan, and the founder of Personal Powerhouse, a Christian company that helps actresses build their careers with integrity. In this episode, Venus shares her passion for leading this new wave of Christian actresses by being part of a biblical community.

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