God on the Move Podcast

39. Faith in Motion: Transforming Lives through Digital Media

In this episode of ‘God on the Move’, EVE Jariya Moongwattanashares her journey of creating impactful Christian content. Despite challenges and starting with minimal resources, Christlike has grown into a significant ministry aimed at empowering and equipping Thai Christians to influence society. Eve discusses the inspiration behind their work, the impact of their content on believers and non-believers alike, and the importance of balancing secular work with ministry efforts. This episode highlights the power of contemporary media in sharing testimonies and addressing sensitive issues within the Christian community.
 
Links from the interview
Eve’s website
 
EVE Jariya Moongwattana
EVE Jariya Moongwattana is a multifaceted Thai storyteller, creative director, producer, traveler, and changemaker. She hosts and produces acclaimed TV programs like "Kob Nok Kala" on Modernine TV, "Tua Tin Dan Thai" on Thai PBS, and "Behind the Praise" on Nation Channel. Eve has also directed impactful documentaries, including "The Down." As co-founder of MEMORABLE and a leader at THE STANDARD, she uses her creativity to push boundaries and inspire change. A graduate of Chulalongkorn University's Faculty of Communication Arts, Eve continues to influence through her innovative media work.
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38. Dancing to Freedom: Therapy and God's Presence

In this episode of 'God on the Move', Renelle Snelleksz shares her remarkable story of becoming a dance movement therapist after leaving a high-profile news presenting career. Growing up in Calcutta and later moving to Mumbai, she recounts her spiritual journey, encounters with the Holy Spirit, and discovering dance movement therapy during a sabbatical in 2011. Renelle speaks about using dance therapy to bring healing and freedom to trafficked girls in India, emphasizing the deep, subconscious healing it offers. She highlights her work with International Justice Mission and her experiences in worship dance, describing the challenges and ultimate empowerment of affected girls through creative expression.
 
Links from the interview
Renelle’s website
 
Renelle Snelleksz
Dance movement therapist Renelle Snelleksz’s life testimony is rooted in experiencing the power of the Holy Spirit to break oppressive trauma and bring healing and restoration to the lives of those she ministers to. All of life’s experiences, good or bad, are stored as memory in the body and impact the mental, physical, emotional and social well being of a person. Using the core principles of Dance movement therapy creates a safe space for people to address the core issues of life and relationships. But the intensity of deep pain in the human heart can only be restored by the power of Jesus to deliver us from bondage and propel us into freedom. Using movement and the expressive arts, this ministry has witnessed many lives transformed after child sexual abuse, abandonment and neglect, issues of identity, depression and mental health problems, suicidal thoughts, divorce and marital stress, domestic violence and addictions. Renelle responded to God’s call on her life in 2011 to quit her media career in Broadcast Journalism to be trained in the psychotherapeutic methodology of Dance Movement Therapy. She works mostly with girls rescued from sex trafficking, partnering with agencies in India that fight sex-trafficking and sexual violence. Her ministry AL!VE – Rise to Dance Again, takes dance movement therapy to children recovering from cancer, youth from impoverished communities, corporate offices and private clients among others. She also uses movement and the creative arts to release the church into the freedom of expressive worship engaging “heart, soul, mind and strength”. Along with her husband, they lead a small house church in Pune, India. She is also a mother to a toddler and has always loved travelling, dancing and all things creative!
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37. Breaking Chains: Empowering Men to Pursue Christlikeness

In this episode of 'God on the Move', Christian Lenty shares his inspirational journey of founding the MST Project in Bangkok, Thailand, committed to helping men realize their full potential through mentoring, strengthening marriages, and teaching biblical truth. Christian discusses his ministry's initiatives, including engaging with men in red-light districts, supporting men in their pursuit of sexual purity, and fostering Christlike character. He emphasizes the importance of faithfulness, obedience, and seeing individuals for who they can become in Christ, rather than their current circumstances. The episode delves into the challenges, successes, and the heart behind the MST Project's mission.
 
Links from the interview
The MST Project
Book: Sensitive Preaching to the Sexually Hurting
Podcast: Altar’d Manhood
 
Christian Lenty
Christian Lenty is the founder and director of The MST Project, a ministry that mentors men worldwide in pursuing greater sexual purity, spiritual wholeness, and Christlike maturity. The MST Project has four primary initiatives: On the Street, Pathway to Purity, Real Men Pursuing Purity, and Re:Start. On the Street is an outreach to foreign men who visit red-light districts, providing long-term mentorship and support for those men wanting to make changes. Pathway to Purity is for men in the church dealing with sexual addictions and struggles. Through 1-on-1 discipleship through their book, The Pursuit of Purity, men around the world have experienced freedom. Real Men Pursuing Purity seeks to inspire men to grow in greater Christlikeness in all areas of their lives. This is accomplished through quarterly online events and weekly connect groups with participants worldwide. And Re:Start helps Christian workers involved in moral misconduct experience repentance, renewal, and restoration. Christian has lived in Thailand for 23 years and resides in Bangkok with his wife.
 
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36. Kingdom Business: Transforming Communities Through Faith

In this episode of 'God on the Move', Jonathan Nolan shares his inspiring journey from a radical conversion at 19 to becoming an influential leader in the Kingdom Business movement. He discusses how he combines business and discipleship, the challenges faced, and practical examples of Kingdom Businesses driving social, economic, and spiritual transformation globally. Learn how local leaders are equipped to create self-sustainable businesses while advancing the Gospel in their communities.
 
Links from the interview
Pioneer Business Planting
Business for Movements
 
Jonathan Nolan
Jonathan Nolan (1982) is Dutch and serves as the International Business Director and International Leadership team member of
All Nations where he helps disciple makers become self-sustainable and reach the unreached through business.
Since 2009 he has started and grew multiple of his own businesses, most of them in online marketing, ecommerce and sales in The Netherlands, Spain and the USA.
Besides this, he trains and coaches disciple makers over the world to make disciples and plant churches and see church planting movements ignite among the neglected people’s of the earth.
 
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35. Sowing Seeds: Stories of Global Impact

In this episode of 'God on the Move', Willy Kotiuga shares his unique journey as a professional engineer working in over 40 countries while spreading the gospel. Willy discusses the concept of 'tentmaking', emphasizing the importance of significance over success through real-life anecdotes. He explains how his philosophy of planting small seeds of faith has led to significant impacts over time. Willy also elaborates on the importance of effective storytelling, ethical behavior, and responsiveness to God's guidance. 
 
Willy Kotiuga
Willy Kotiuga, Ph.D., MFA, is a retired Senior Director with over 35 years of experience advising governments and organizations on power sector policies in 25 countries. He directed the program team for the Lausanne Global Workplace Forum in Manila and currently serves on the executive committee of the Lausanne/WEA Global Integrity Network. Willy is deeply involved in promoting faith-based dialogue in the workplace through his engagement with various para-church organizations. He resides in Montreal, Canada, with his wife Nita.
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34. Faith and Recovery: Transforming Tragedy into Triumph

In this episode of 'God on the Move', Monix Hetemeyer, a pastor from Guyana, recounts the life-altering car accident that led to the amputation of her leg, emphasizing her unwavering trust in God throughout the ordeal. Despite the challenges, her spiritual resilience, encouragement from family and church, and divine peace led her to not only recover but also to inspire and uplift others. Monix emphasizes the importance of trusting God's plan, advocating for the power of prayer, and living a life dedicated to God's work.
 
Link from the interview:
The Teachers' Initiative Forum
Survivors Unite-National Road Safety Council 
Life In Focus
Stand With Me-foundation 
 
Monix Hetemeyer
Monix is a devoted Christian who has walked with the Lord since childhood. She co-pastors Redeem Full Gospel with her husband, Charles, under Apostle Wilbert and Prophetess June Daniels. As a worship leader and professional singer, she merges her love for music and faith into powerful ministry. Beyond the church, Monix is a seasoned educator with over 17 years of experience at the University of Guyana. She founded several initiatives, including the Stand with Me Foundation for amputees, and advocates for road safety as chairwoman of Survivors Unite. Her life embodies faith, resilience, and purposeful service.If you would like to help us improve our podcast, please send us your feedback.

33. Serving a Holistic Banquet to Refugees in Egypt

In this episode of 'God on the Move', Bronwen, Martin, and Peter share their inspiring journey of supporting Sudanese refugees in Egypt through the formation of Impact Community Development. They discuss the collaborative efforts of LifePlus and Impact to deliver a holistic approach that addresses the spiritual, physical, and educational needs of these marginalized communities. The episode delves into their personal backgrounds, the challenges refugees face in Cairo, and the significant community impact achieved in just 10 months. They emphasize the importance of prayer, partnership, and leveraging business acumen for kingdom work. 
 
Links from the interview:
LifePlus
Impact for Community Development
 
Bronwen Brauteseth
Bronwen is originally from South Africa and has spent nearly two decades working in international education. As a qualified specialist educator, Bronwen is dedicated to supporting marginalized children and young people within their communities. Her work has primarily focused on collaborating with local educators and leaders to develop systems, programs, and targeted adult training that empower communities to foster supportive educational environments.
Bronwen has had the privilege of working alongside educational professionals in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and South Africa, and is passionate about equipping local educators with the tools and knowledge they need to drive positive change within their own communities. 
Through a partnership between LifePlus and Impact Community Development, Bronwen is focused on developing educational programs in Egypt, specifically for the Sudanese and South Sudanese refugee community. This collaboration is designed to empower local communities by creating sustainable learning environments where all students can succeed, regardless of their circumstances.
Peter Ramzi George
Peter is the CEO and Founder of Impact for Community Development. With a passion for community development, business, and entrepreneurship, Peter brings over 22 years of experience in the global hospitality industry, having held leadership roles in top hotel chains. As the Regional Commercial Director for Hotelbeds Spain, he leverages technology to optimize business operations and drive sales. His entrepreneurial spirit shines through in his leadership of TTH Travel, WS Expedition, and Impact for Community Development and Educational Training, where he is committed to fostering innovation and making a positive impact on communities.Martin Klopper
Martin Klopper is the Co-Founder of Impact for Community Development and CEO of LifePlus Worldwide Learning.LifePlus is an educational services company with a global footprint of around 900 staff. Originally from South Africa, Martin has lived, studied, and worked in the UK, spent over 20 years in China, and now resides in the United Arab Emirates. Under his leadership, LifePlus operates five international schools in China, a school in the UAE, and the LifePlus Online Academy. With a strong business background, Martin is passionate about nurturing successful ventures and has extensive experience in guiding start-ups. He is also deeply committed to community development, having overseen various impactful programs and projects in China.
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32. Transforming Communities: The Power of Sports Ministry

In this episode of 'God on the Move', Wilhelm Cnossen, Regional Coordinator for Athletes in Action Europe and Co-Leader of the Global Church Sport Movement, shares his powerful story. Wilhelm discusses his 20-year journey with Campus Crusade for Christ, the innovative use of sports for evangelism and discipleship, and the importance of building relationships and bridging the gap between the church and local communities. Learn how Athletes in Action uses sports to foster whole-life discipleship and hear inspiring stories of transformation and faith.
 
Links from the interview:
Athletes In Action
Wilhelm’s email address
The Guardian article: The way, the truth and the Olympic record: how God struck gold in Paris
 
Wilhelm Cnossen:
Wilhelm Cnossen is a dedicated missionary with Athletes in Action. Since 2024, he has served as the Regional Coordinator for Athletes in Action in Europe. Additionally, he has been the Global Strategy Leader for the Athletes in Action Church Sports Movement since 2020. Wilhelm is deeply passionate about Jesus and missions. He holds a master's degree in education and is an avid sports enthusiast. He lives in Drachten, in the north of the Netherlands, with his wife Anita and their five children.
 
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31. Manufacturing Faith in the Workplace: The Power of Faithful Leadership in Business

In this episode of 'God on the Move,' Drew Lubianski shares his journey from a truck driver to operations manager at a manufacturing company in San Antonio, Texas. He discusses his growth in business and faith, including the establishment of Bible study and financial classes at his workplace. Drew emphasizes the importance of ethical business practices, employee welfare, and following God's calling in everyday life. The episode highlights how faith-based leadership can transform workplaces and communities.
 
Links from the interview:
All Seasons Feeders
Nights Of Hope Ministry
 
Drew Lubianski:Drew Lubianski is the Manager of Operations at All Seasons Feeders, a company that manufactures wildlife-feeding products in San Antonio, Texas. He holds a bachelor's degree in Business Management from the University of Texas A&M-San Antonio. With daily interaction with over 60 employees from multiple backgrounds, Drew has learned that the key to smooth operations at any company is getting involved and building personal relationships. To build those relationships, Drew has been leading a Personal Finance class as well as a Bible Study during lunch break on Tuesdays and Thursdays for the last few years. The outcome has been a positive company culture that is more valuable than any hourly pay raise could compete with.
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30. From Business to Mission: Empowering Leaders for Global Impact

In this episode of 'God on the Move', Jonathan Shibley shares inspiring stories about the journey of faith and missions in the marketplace. Highlighting the work of Global Advance, he explains how investing in marketplace leaders is crucial for advancing global missions. Through personal anecdotes and powerful testimonies, Jonathan discusses the significant role of Christian businesspeople in transforming societies and spreading the Gospel in developing nations.
 
Links from the Interview:
Global Advance
Book: Marketplace Miracles
 
Jonathan Shibley:
Jonathan Shibley has been shaping Global Advance as its President since 2000, driving its growth and international reach. He founded the Marketplace Missions initiatives, empowering Christian entrepreneurs and business professionals to fulfill the Great Commission worldwide.
A respected thought leader, Jonathan has authored three books, including Marketplace Miracles. His work has impacted leaders in over 100 nations. He also serves on various ministry boards, including a Congressional-level faith advisory board.
Jonathan holds a Business Degree from Baylor University in Waco, Texas. He and his wife, Sarah, have three children.
 
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