In His Hands

In this episode, we're looking at how ministry and discipleship, don't just appear, they're like a chain from one person to the next, ultimately going right back to Jesus. We look into how Mal first learned from others, then began to train, and equip others, entrusting this message to them to share to others. Discipleship isn't just about mentoring, it's also about doing life together, walking side by side and building each other up. This episode highlights the encouragement in 2 Timothy, to take what has been passed down to us, as we equip and teach others, to spread the Gospel far and wide. 

In this episode, we're looking at the impact that Mal Heap had on those around him, being salt and light, both in front of huge crowds and in secular contexts. We look into his work with the Logosdor team and the international ministry shows that were put on with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, showcasing how they use creativity to illuminate God's love. This episode highlights the power of being a light in the secular world, aligning with the teachings of Matthew 5, and the profound legacy of living a Christ-centered life through everyday interactions and remarkable global outreach.

Explore the quiet legacy of puppeteer Mal, a humble servant whose work behind the scenes has touched countless lives. Join friends like Colin Buchanan, Si Hood, and Emma Di Vries as they recount Mal's journey from a Sunday school performance to crafting profound connections and sharing the gospel. Uncover how his dedication and creativity exemplify Christ-like humility, highlighting the power of serving quietly without seeking recognition. This episode delves into the impact of teamwork, creativity, and unwavering faith in bringing hope and joy to audiences around the world.

Mal Heap, a renowned puppeteer and storyteller, has inspired countless lives through his artistry and devotion. This episode delves into the importance of using God-given talents with dedication and working for the Lord in whatever we do. Let this conversation encourage you to identify and nurture your own unique gifts, and to use them for our Lord and Saviour.