Scott
Fehrenbacher
CHRISTIAN MEDIA AND EDUCATION EXECUTIVE, SPEAKER, WRITER, AND DIGITAL PIONEER HELPING FAITH-BASED LEADERS RETHINK HOW THE CHURCH ENGAGES A RAPIDLY CHANGING WORLD.
VISION
The Gospel Has Always Traveled New Roads
Scott Fehrenbacher is a Christian media executive, speaker, writer, and digital innovator whose career has spanned both the United States and Canada for more than three decades. He served as CEO of Crosswalk.com during the early growth of the internet, helping build it into one of the world’s largest Christian websites, and later held senior leadership roles at Grand Canyon University in the U.S. and Trinity Western University in Canada. His work has consistently focused on helping faith-based organizations navigate cultural and technological change while expanding Gospel access.
Now based in British Columbia, Scott is the founder and CEO of the Worship Road Media Foundation, which hosts Worship Road Radio - Canada’s national Christian radio station, and the creator of Breakout Magazine. His writing and speaking explore the intersection of faith, media, leadership, innovation, and the future of Christian communication in a rapidly changing culture.
Providing strategic insight to mission-driven Christian organizations navigating revenue growth, innovation, media, and cultural change.
CONSULTING
For more than three decades, Scott Fehrenbacher has worked at the intersection of faith, media, technology, and organizational leadership across both the United States and Canada — helping Christian organizations navigate cultural change and expand their reach through emerging forms of communication. From leading one of the early major Christian internet platforms to executive leadership in Christian higher education and launching Canada’s national ad-free Christian radio network, Scott has seen firsthand how the “invisible roads” of media and technology quietly shape how people search for truth, community, worship, and hope.
This short video offers additional background on Scott’s experience, perspective, and passion for helping mission-driven organizations understand how innovation, wisely stewarded, can become a powerful tool for Gospel access in a rapidly changing world. In select situations, Scott also provides private strategic consulting and advisory support for Christian organizations, nonprofits, media initiatives, and leaders navigating growth, innovation, and communication challenges.
SPEAKING
Scott Fehrenbacher is available for conferences, leadership gatherings, Christian events, retreats, podcasts, moderated discussions, and executive roundtables focused on faith, innovation, leadership, media, and the future of Gospel communication in a rapidly changing culture. Drawing from decades of experience in Christian media, digital strategy, nonprofit leadership, and higher education across both the United States and Canada, Scott brings a thoughtful, practical, and mission-centered perspective that helps audiences navigate cultural change while remaining deeply grounded in biblical conviction. Whether speaking to pastors, ministry leaders, educators, creatives, or nonprofit executives, his presentations are designed to challenge assumptions, encourage courageous innovation, and inspire new thinking about how the Church can engage the “invisible roads” shaping modern life.
AUTHOR
Scott Fehrenbacher writes and speaks on the intersection of faith, media, technology, leadership, and cultural change, with a particular focus on how Christian organizations can thoughtfully navigate the invisible roads shaping modern communication and human connection. His forthcoming book, Invisible Roads, explores how rapidly evolving digital and cultural systems are influencing the Church, discipleship, worship, and Gospel access in ways many leaders have yet to fully recognize.
Scott is also the author of the book Put Your Money Where Your Morals Are, published by B&H Publishing Group, and has written for newspapers, magazines, and Christian media platforms throughout his career. His writing combines historical perspective, practical leadership insight, and a conviction that innovation, when stewarded wisely, can become a powerful tool for advancing the Gospel in a changing world.
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MEDIA & PODCASTS
Scott Fehrenbacher is available for podcast interviews, media appearances, panel discussions, commentary, and feature stories related to faith, innovation, leadership, media, technology, and the future of Gospel communication in a rapidly changing culture.
Drawing from decades of executive leadership experience in Christian media, digital strategy, nonprofit leadership, and higher education across both the United States and Canada, Scott brings a thoughtful and historically informed perspective to conversations surrounding cultural change, digital discipleship, innovation, and the evolving role of Christian organizations in a connected world. The resources below are designed to make media booking and interview preparation simple and convenient for podcast hosts, conference organizers, journalists, producers, and event planners.
Case Study: Worship Road Media
One of the central themes explored throughout Scott Fehrenbacher’s writing, speaking, and consulting work is the idea that the Gospel has always traveled through the communication systems of its time — from roads and printing presses to radio, streaming, and digital media.
Worship Road Media was created as a modern experiment in Gospel access and digital engagement, exploring how Christian organizations can thoughtfully use today’s “invisible roads” to reach people with worship, encouragement, community, and the message of Christ in a rapidly changing culture.
What they’re saying
"Scott was instrumental in looking at the challenges we have been facing for years, but bringing a completely innovative approach to it - one that we never would have gotten to on our own."
General Tim Gibson
President, The King's College
New York City
"I enjoy working with highly skilled professionals who exhibit the highest of standards and combine it with insatiable enthusiasm and positive attitude. Scott reflects these characteristics perfectly, and I love working on projects with him."
Kristina Arriaga
President, Instrinsic Team
Washington, DC
"Scott has worked with me and MercyMe on many projects over the years, and we love his gift for innovation. His work exhibits the soul of the song "Goodbye Ordinary" that I wrote and am excited to participate with him and his professional work."
Bart Millard
Founder & Lead Singer
MercyMe
Nashville, TN