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SummaryI’m Brandon, an inmate who once lived for drugs, crime and rap fame… (see full Summary section above)

In this powerful episode of the God Behind Bars podcast, host Jake Bodine sits down with inmate Brandon. Brandon shares his incredible testimony of finding purpose and redemption through his faith in Jesus, even while incarcerated.

From a troubled childhood to drug addiction, Brandon’s story is a testament to the transformative power of God’s love. He openly discusses the trauma he faced, the responsibilities thrust upon him at a young age, and his journey back to a relationship with Christ.

You won’t believe the dramatic turn of events that occurred when Brandon finally surrendered his life fully to the Lord. His passion for ministering to others behind bars is palpable, as he encourages viewers to witness, evangelize, and support those in prison.

This episode provides a raw and authentic look at the challenges faced by the incarcerated, while shining a light on the hope and restoration that can be found in Jesus. Don’t miss this impactful conversation that showcases the incredible work God is doing through the God Behind Bars ministry. Subscribe now for more life-changing stories.

Timecode:
00:00 – Introduction and Initial Greetings
00:26 – Brandon’s Early Life and Church Background
03:20 – Trauma and Early Responsibility
08:04 – Transition to Adulthood and Troubles
15:29 – Finding Purpose and Faith
22:56 – Encouragement and Testimony
25:59 – Witnessing and Evangelism
29:05 – Supporting the Community and Leadership
32:40 – Fatherhood and Influence
34:51 – Final Encouragement and Closing

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God Behind Bars
2.3 million people in the U.S. are affected by incarceration each year, the most unchurched population in our country. We are on a mission to change that. We will stop at nothing to ensure every inmate in the U.S. has direct and personal access to the Gospel. We want to help them grow their faith, heal trauma and emotional wounds, break addictions and cycles, and allow every person behind bars to step into their calling as sons and daughters of the Most High. It’s a simple fact that less than 15% of inmates are serving life sentences, and up to as many as 90% of all incarcerated individuals will be released back to society at some point. 75% of those released will return to prison within three years. God Behind Bars addresses this drastic recidivism problem with a unique approach that focuses on the spiritual, physical, and relational needs of inmates and their families.
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