National Religious Broadcasters

On your Facebook page? You big sissy.

That guy that runs the Preachers With-- Pastors With Planes was at the National Religious Broadcasters things.

Always writing stuff against Preachers With Planes.

When he saw me, what do you think he did? "Hey." Yeah, you big o- you big online baby.

It was enjoyable, but I really needed to be doing something.

The next day I was flying to Nashville to speak to the national religious broadcasters, and then I had to come back for Rick Munchaus, fly back here for his surgery, and then I had to fly back to North Carolina for Billy Graham's funeral, and it was a very, very busy week for me.

God just gave me this little nudge, sit down and listen.

And we listened and we talked and we listened and we talked about Larry Norman.

Hadn't talked about him in 35 years.

The next day I flew to Nashville to the National Religious Broadcasters.

I spoke there, was the opening keynote speaker.

After I was through, I was pretty tired.

Yep.

And this month, uh, we have, uh, Barb Peel, who has been with us for some time and oversees our domestic radio relationships, has written an article about the National Religious Broadcasters convention, or as we like to say, NRB.

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And it's quite a big gathering, uh-

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National Religious Broadcasters.

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Because I wanted the approval of man, and the Lord opened up all these doors in the Christian world, and I started getting the accolades of man.

I'll never forget when I went to the National Religious Broadcasters, and for the first time I wasn't an outcast, but I would walk down, and people would be like, Pastor Todd, can we interview you? And I was like, whoa, this is weird.

I cried because I'd finally been accepted in the Christian world after being an outcast for so many years.

But then I realized after many years after that, that that's not even what I want anyways.

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What I do is I attend the National Religious Broadcasters convention annually, and it has 6,000 people come through.

Wow.

I was on five television shows one year from making contacts at that show.

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Yeah, there's two sides.

So they could go to christianpublishers.net if they're interested in the author association or attending the National Religious Broadcasters convention.

Mm-hmm.

So this documentary is going to help to pull people out.

Once we finish this film, this film is going to be broadcast to over 2 billion viewers around the world through our National Religious Broadcasters Partner Programs.

uh... is not only that we're going to do a premier in jerusalem will make an announcement of when that premier is going to take place and then of course will do a u s release and a a fathom of that you know maybe two three nights in theaters across this country to draw people in wake up the spirit the soul of that conveyor so who You know, maybe you've had an affinity for the Jewish people and just didn't really understand it.

And maybe you look at the news and watch what's happening to our brother Judah, and it disturbs you and you want to get involved.

You know, it's painful.

And if I can say something about that, Harry, and I just talked to the general manager because I was out there traveling to the National Religious Broadcasters.

and and we both kind of lamented the fact but you know when we get on the air and and we say occasionally and we don't do it much because you know we don't want to be the kind that are begging for for donations but when we say something like hey to stay on the on this particular station right we just we need you to call in and and and or send in some donation because this is really listener supported we really mean it because every month every quarter every year we have to look at you know whether or not we can afford to stay on it.

And the station was so good to even help us with discounts here and there, but we just could not continue to take the hit.

His name is Troy Miller.

He's the president and CEO of the National Religious Broadcasters, the leading association of Christian communicators.

Under his leadership, NRB has strengthened its advocacy for religious free speech while equipping broadcasters and content creators to navigate a rapidly changing media landscape.

Troy joins us to talk about one of the most urgent discipleship challenges of our times, how the next generation is turning to AI for the answers about life, identity, and even faith.