Phil Vischer - “Me, Myself & Bob: Lessons Learned from the Rise & Fall of a Big Idea”
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- This talk by Phil Vischer occurred at the 2018 ELO Forum in Vancouver.
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A huge price to pay. A huge lesson learned. We need to learn from each others mistakes. Brother Phil has been there done that and we need to receive the WISDOM from his life. Great Christian message!
So much meat in it to chew on.
I received a lot of instruction and knowledge from this and will apply it to my own "dreams, desires, talents and goals" as a Christian artist/graphic designer/"new" animator.
Thanks for posting this!
Love from Ontario Canada.
I could listen to Phil Vischer 24/7...in ANY voice.
This is amazing and deserves more views. This video made me cry just because how inspiring, amazing and emotional this was and I enjoyed this so much. I loved this so much and watched all of it and enjoyed all of this. This is so inspiring. Loved it.
this guy thinks a mother should be able to kill her own kid
In my mind, VeggieTales will always be the kind of show that teaches positive values.
this guy believes that a mother can murder her child.
@@DrDoerk He also wanted to be the Walt Disney of Christian media. A lot of pride here.
Wow, that intro was crazy cool!!
What an encouragement! God brings beauty from the ashes! All praise to Him ❤️
This sounds like my experience after my third miscarriage. I had to give up the dream of a large biological family, and that has been okay. I actually remember listening to this two years ago, but wasn't in a place to share how much this helped.
Thank you Phil Vischer.
This was uploaded on 10/4/19- That is the 17th anniversary of Jonah: A Veggie Tales Movie.
i feel like this is a study of George Bailey from “Its a Wonderful Life.”
Very nice. Thanks Phil.
This blessed me so much!
Thanks so much!
This is so good. I'm not sure what God is telling me but I'm listening.
Thank you Phil.
Powerful speech
42:45 “if I’m so obsessed with my dream that I don’t have time for the girl bagging my groceries at the grocery store then I am not waking with Jesus”
Damn. That hits hard.
Thank you for being willing to let go of your dream to become an example, rather then a business man. Thank you for not letting your ego destroy your example.
See Butch, THIS is how you do it!
Well this was exactly what I needed to hear.
Honestly, a VeggieTales theme park would have slapped. Anyways. Go listen to his podcast, the holy post. So good
Yeah! They could have a LarryBoy ride, a Pirates Who Don't Do Anything ride based on Pirates Of The Caribbean, a parody of It's A Small World called It's God's World After All featuring the Veggie Kids, a Minnesota Cuke ride, a Little Joe bull ride with dodge balls, a space-themed ride that plays I Can Be Your Friend and even the 3-2-1 Penguins! theme during the ride, a ride based on Larry's Lagoon with a singing Palmy animatronic and a car made of bamboo, a karaoke room where you could sing Silly Songs, and a snack room that serves cheeseburgers (and maybe milkshakes as well), chocolate bunnies, cheese curls and root beer, Pizza Angel pizza, moo shoo, Polish food, pies from the Pie War and slushies. And a little zoo with water buffalos, baby kangaroos, cebus (zebus), penguins, bear-trapped teddies, sheep, camels, whales, monkeys and apes. And a little store that sells hairbrushes, rubber duckies, VeggieTales plush toys and playsets, shirts, apparel, books, dishes, music CDs, DVDs and even VHS tapes as soveniers. And walk-around (or rather, bounce-around) mascot costumes people can take pictures with.
Phil Vischer
Oh my God, that video is from him...
30:00 btw God ended up not letting Ab kill his son...
Yea, but the "moral" of the story is that you should be willing to kill your children if god says you should. There's a reason I put moral in quotes there.
@@stevenmerritt4960 that's true. But I think the whole point was God testing whether Abraham would follow his orders because Abraham doubted God many times about having a son and now God is testing whether he would sacrifice his only son(at the time).
@@orchadetrm It is glorifying a level of servility at which you'd be willing to sacrifice your own son. That's truly horrific. Frankly, Abraham failed a basic human decency test. I'm sorry, but a willingness to murder one's own son because you believe some deity said to do it isn't a sign that you have great moral principles. It's a sign you lack any moral principles at all. As with so many cases, the Bible has a REALLY bad message here. Honestly, I think you might actually be better off getting your morals from Harry Potter. I'm pretty sure no one has said gay people shouldn't have the right to marry based on a reading of Harry Potter.
@@stevenmerritt4960 it's however you view it man. And it's viewed in many different ways. Your interpretation isn't truly justified and for mine as well. It's best to read the full story before coming to conclusion.
@@stevenmerritt4960 that's actually not true. God had promised that Issac would be the son that God made a nation from. Which means Issac couldn't die. Or if he did, God would raise him from the dead (as the new testament explained Abraham believed was going to happen). So it was really about having faith that God would fulfill his promises
I know him more for his similar views to cane. Thinking lifestyle should dictate the Bible.