Dallas Jenkins

The truth will set you free. What does that freedom come from? And that was the experience you had. Oh, absolutely. So in that moment, I went from, how do I wrestle with this? How do I understand? What went wrong? Was it me? Was it God? Was it Satan? Was it my friends? Was it the studio? What brought me to this place? It didn't matter anymore.

The truth will set you free. What does that freedom come from? And that was the experience you had. Oh, absolutely. So in that moment, I went from, how do I wrestle with this? How do I understand? What went wrong? Was it me? Was it God? Was it Satan? Was it my friends? Was it the studio? What brought me to this place? It didn't matter anymore.

The truth will set you free. What does that freedom come from? And that was the experience you had. Oh, absolutely. So in that moment, I went from, how do I wrestle with this? How do I understand? What went wrong? Was it me? Was it God? Was it Satan? Was it my friends? Was it the studio? What brought me to this place? It didn't matter anymore.

In my life right now, for the first time in decades, I was perfectly willing to never make another film or TV show if that's what God wanted. Now, I didn't know if that was what God wanted. I didn't know what the future held.

In my life right now, for the first time in decades, I was perfectly willing to never make another film or TV show if that's what God wanted. Now, I didn't know if that was what God wanted. I didn't know what the future held.

In my life right now, for the first time in decades, I was perfectly willing to never make another film or TV show if that's what God wanted. Now, I didn't know if that was what God wanted. I didn't know what the future held.

And the delivery of the message, the fact that the message was— Could you call this a coincidence? Could you call it just random? It's quite a coincidence. It's such an extraordinary coincidence. Similar, I've heard your story. You talk about your wife, what God put on her heart, how she knew when— Yeah, right. You know, and you go, I—

And the delivery of the message, the fact that the message was— Could you call this a coincidence? Could you call it just random? It's quite a coincidence. It's such an extraordinary coincidence. Similar, I've heard your story. You talk about your wife, what God put on her heart, how she knew when— Yeah, right. You know, and you go, I—

And the delivery of the message, the fact that the message was— Could you call this a coincidence? Could you call it just random? It's quite a coincidence. It's such an extraordinary coincidence. Similar, I've heard your story. You talk about your wife, what God put on her heart, how she knew when— Yeah, right. You know, and you go, I—

The secularist or the humanist or the atheist would say, Dallas, it is a coincidence. These things happen all the time. Right.

The secularist or the humanist or the atheist would say, Dallas, it is a coincidence. These things happen all the time. Right.

The secularist or the humanist or the atheist would say, Dallas, it is a coincidence. These things happen all the time. Right.

I can't. And so I must accept God is clearly in this. He is clearly communicating to me. What must I draw from this? Well, I've attended business seminars. Every filmmaker will tell you to have a plan, five-year plan. Where are you going to be at in five years? Right, right, right. And Phil Vischer, who's the creator of VeggieTales, which was 25 years ago, huge.

I can't. And so I must accept God is clearly in this. He is clearly communicating to me. What must I draw from this? Well, I've attended business seminars. Every filmmaker will tell you to have a plan, five-year plan. Where are you going to be at in five years? Right, right, right. And Phil Vischer, who's the creator of VeggieTales, which was 25 years ago, huge.

I can't. And so I must accept God is clearly in this. He is clearly communicating to me. What must I draw from this? Well, I've attended business seminars. Every filmmaker will tell you to have a plan, five-year plan. Where are you going to be at in five years? Right, right, right. And Phil Vischer, who's the creator of VeggieTales, which was 25 years ago, huge.

And then he had a similar crisis of faith. He lost it all. He was left barren and found that God was trying to just get his attention. God was saying to him, I don't care what you do for me. I care that you're doing it with me. I want you. I don't care about what you're giving me. That was his ultimate message. I'll let him speak for himself.

And then he had a similar crisis of faith. He lost it all. He was left barren and found that God was trying to just get his attention. God was saying to him, I don't care what you do for me. I care that you're doing it with me. I want you. I don't care about what you're giving me. That was his ultimate message. I'll let him speak for himself.

And then he had a similar crisis of faith. He lost it all. He was left barren and found that God was trying to just get his attention. God was saying to him, I don't care what you do for me. I care that you're doing it with me. I want you. I don't care about what you're giving me. That was his ultimate message. I'll let him speak for himself.

But one of the things he said to me was, where you're at in five years is none of your business. So that, for me, was an extraordinary thought.

But one of the things he said to me was, where you're at in five years is none of your business. So that, for me, was an extraordinary thought.