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Federal Copyright law prohibits public showings of copyrighted works without the author's explicit permission. So unless you want to show it to a group in your own home, youll need a license, no matter how small your group may be. You can get a license at this link: http://www.wpfilm.com/shopp/category/sort-by/product-type/film-license/

The answer to this is twofold. Wanderlust Productions is a for-profit business, so anything you give will not be tax deductible. For this reason, and because so many people are excited by the things they see in our films, we have created The Wanderlust Foundation, our new non-profit organization. Any gifts you give to that will be tax deductible. You can also take a look at the ministries we are partnering with at our website at wanderlustfoundation.org to see where your heart may be led to give, or even to see if you might be interested in going to either of these places as part of a small ministry team we will be trying to organize in the months and years to come!

He is, up to a point. Please understand that Darren is still a part-time professor at Judson University, and he is also in the process of filming various new projects. So while his schedule is fairly tight, he is open to speaking as long as it fits his schedule. Please call us at 847-628-1142 to inquire.

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This question always interests me. There were some times, like in Mozambique, when an entire village verifying that the person was deaf was pretty much enough for me. After all, why would they lie to perfect strangers? The more practical answer, though, lies in the understanding that I made this entire film by myself, with little to no money. I basically had enough money to get somewhere and get a cheap hotel room. I didnt have the luxury of follow up interviews, figuring out where local hospitals were, getting translators to talk to the doctors, etc Sometimes, I just had a few minutes with someone, as was the case with Francis (the dead guy). So quite often, I simply didnt have the ability to do so. I had to take their word for it, and I only included people in my film who I honestly believed. I talked to some who I didnt believe. God gave us discernment for a reason! The truth is, I have no problem with people wrestling with this stuff - I did. There have been many people who have documented these things, but I have found that for the truly skeptical (and by that I mean, people who come into this debate with hostile preconceptions), no amount of documentation is going to be enough. If this is real, it changes everything, and many people dont want everything to change in their lives, so they put up walls in the guise of healthy skepticism. I did. Unfortunately, the only instance of skepticism accounted in the Bible (Thomas) wasnt deemed very healthy by Jesus. Are there wolves in sheeps clothing? Of course. But there are also many, many sheep in Gods clothing. There is a difference between skepticism and discernment.

Sure. If God wants it to be taped. When we go out to film, He's the one in charge, not us.

The footage from the underground churches came from Dennis Balcombe, who had culled the footage over 40 years of ministry there. So those images are taken from many, many years, and it is a safe bet that those Christians have moved in the time between. Dennis is with these people on a day-to-day basis, and he would know better than anyone if giving me the footage would put anyone in danger. He had no qualms with it, and neither do we.

You can now. We have recently teamed up with a national distributor, so all you need to do is request the video at your local store and they should be able to order them.