Jeremy Camp is a worship leader and Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter who has had 40 number one radio hits. I Still Believe, the movie based on his life, released around the world March 13th. Jeremy has three kids with his wife, Adrienne. He and Adrienne have written a book on marriage releasing in 2020 called In Unison.
Key Questions for Jeremy Camp
-Did you learn anything about your own suffering while I Still Believe was being made?
-How has your wife, Adrienne, helped you through your grief and been part of your healing?
-How do you feel this film can help ministry leaders and the church?
-What advice do you have for ministry leaders when it comes to leading people in worshiping the Lord?
Key Quotes from Jeremy Camp
“I shared my story for years, I wrote a book about it, and this is the first time I’ve been able to see it played back visually, and it’s not been easy.”
“God is using this pretty radically in people’s lives, and so for me it’s worth it to feel that pain.”
“God has not given us a spirit of fear…fear is not from the Lord. It’s from the enemy. So if you’re walking in fear, you have to understand, it’s the enemy speaking into your mind.”
“My hope is there are going to be people that are not Christians that are going to watch this film and go, ‘Ok how did they get through this?’ and it’s going to point them to Christ. Or those that are Christians that are hurting, struggling, and are going to go, ‘Yeah, ok. The Lord is the only thing I can lean on.’”
“God doesn’t waste suffering.”
“Suffering is a necessary part of life, and it’s hard to say that, but he gives us the tools and the ability to walk through it with strength and with grace.”
“Jesus on the cross, he said…‘My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?’ And of course, Jesus didn’t sin. So was that a sin to ask why?”
“[Adrienne] has been a big support, and she’s my champion because I don’t know how I’d be able to handle it if she wouldn’t have talked about it.”
“There’s a lot of themes in this movie that youth pastors, pastors, leaders can draw from.”
“I’ve had many stories already of people that have watched the film saying, ‘I’ve battled with fear all my life, and I feel like I had a breakthrough.’”
