
About this episode
Brett Varvel is an Emmy Award winning director and two-time David Letterman Scholarship winner. He started his own production company, House of Grace Studios, and is now a director, actor, and writer. His credits include American Underdog, Running The Bases, Mayberry Man, Play The Flute, and now Disciples in the Moonlight. His short films, feature films, and online videos have won many awards and have been seen by millions of people around the world. Brett's ambition in life is to share the gospel of Christ through the art of film.
Today, Brett Varvel shares his journey from an inspired young boy to a filmmaker dedicated to impactful storytelling. The conversation centers on his latest project, "Disciples in the Moonlight", a film exploring faith in a dystopian America where the Bible is illegal. Brett discusses the decade-long process of bringing this film to life and opens up about his personal life, including his marriage and the challenges they've faced together. He reflects on the influence of his parents' faith and the importance of building a strong spiritual foundation.
The episode delves into Brett's own faith journey, which began in a Christian home and deepened through personal exploration in his teenage years. Brett emphasizes the transformative power of scripture in his life and work. Listeners are encouraged to watch "Disciples in the Moonlight," released in theaters last July 17th, which promises to be a thought-provoking experience on faith under persecution. Throughout the conversation, Brett's passion for storytelling and dedication to living out his values shine through, offering inspiration on faith, family, and resilience.
www.disciplesinthemoonlightmovie.com
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