Telling the complete story of VeggieTales would require much more time than we have before us tonight. Since this is Yale, I decided to craft a shorter version of the story, using very large words. Remembering though that I was… — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
I think it is valuable to be poked at and I think - and this is obviously where things are headed. It's going to… — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
“Just as dead men make lousy ministers, dead organizations make lousy ministries. The” — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
VeggieTales is something that, on paper, makes no sense at all. It is a series of children's videos where limbless, talking vegetables act out… — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
It is pretty clear in the Bible story that the whale swallowing Jonah wasn't meant as a punishment from God, it was God saving… — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
Have you ever been tempted to start your own business? First read this cautionary tale, especially if you think your ideas come from God. — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
“I started to get it. The Christian life wasn’t about running like a maniac; it was about walking with God. It wasn’t about impact;… — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
God is not calling us to work for Him. He is calling us to walk with Him. — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
“The God who created the universe is enough for us–even without our dreams…God was enough for the martyrs facing lions and fire–even when the… — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
“What is “walking with God?” Simple. Doing what he asks you to do each and every day. Living in active relationship with him. Filling… — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
I looked back at the previous 10 years and realized I had spent 10 years trying to convince kids to behave Christianly without actually… — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
The most important thing is not the work I can do for God. The most important thing is to make God the most important… — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
“Rather than finding my identity in my relationship with God, I was finding it in my drive to do “good work.” The more I… — Phil Vischer Copy Share Image
