Broken - Proffit, Joel

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Résumé :
Nearing the end of the 2021 elk season with a limited quota draw tag in his pocket, Joel encountered the bull that would not only be meat in the freezer or a trophy on the wall but would inspire a modern-day parable to bring hope to the hurting. The heart of Broken is so aptly reflected in the theme verse, Matthew 11:28. So many have lost a will to fight, a purpose in life, and even a reason to live. They seek peace, rest, and hope in their darkest hours. Just like Joel's broken bull was special to him, so too each broken soul is deeply loved and special to the God of the universe. The Broken video series, book, and group study all speak to your pain through five key elements that will allow you to exhale as you face your darkest valleys.

Biographie:
Joel Proffit is passionate about the outdoors and resides in the outdoor mecca of Cody, Wyoming, where opportunities to enjoy his passions are never in short supply. His favorite adventure is chasing elk in the Wyoming backcountry. Joel is a follower of Jesus Christ and has served as a youth pastor and worship leader. He has sought to use his love for the outdoors as a tool to share the Gospel with others who enjoy the same activities. He has been heavily involved in the non-profit faith-based organization, Polestar Outdoors, whose goal is to reach and minister to youth through the outdoors. His artistic nature is seen in his speaking, writing, photography, and video creations. Joel takes hundreds, if not thousands, of photos-as well as hundreds of hours of video-each year of wild game and his experiences. He shares this aspect of his life with followers of his YouTube channel, BROKEN [@brokenmadenew]. Joel speaks at events from coast to coast. He's been published in several magazines, and most recently, his video Broken and Special was named as a finalist in the Western Hunter Film Festival as well as won Best Cinematography and Best Mini Film at the Christian Film Festival. If interested in speaking opportunities, purchase the Broken book, or learn more, please visit his website at www.joelproffit.com.