Summary

 In this conversation, Melissa Lapin interviews Justin Fahrenbruch, an evangelist from Saginaw, Michigan. Justin shares his journey from growing up in a Lutheran church to struggling with drug addiction for 14 years. He had a transformative encounter with Jesus in a parking lot, which led to his deliverance from addiction. Justin discovered his calling as an evangelist and began sharing his testimony and the love of Jesus with others. He emphasizes the importance of kingdom identity and understanding the principles of the kingdom. Justin's wife, Candace, has been a strong supporter throughout his journey. In this conversation, Justin Fahrenbruch shares his personal journey of transformation from drug addiction to a deep encounter with God. He emphasizes the importance of finding one's identity in Christ and discovering one's purpose. Justin also discusses the challenges he faced when sharing his revelations with the church and the need to break free from religious constraints. He encourages listeners to keep seeking and digging deeper into the truth of God's character and to love and accept all people, regardless of their beliefs or backgrounds.

Takeaways

-Justin's journey from addiction to evangelism highlights the transformative power of encountering Jesus.

-Identity and confidence in who God says we are play a crucial role in overcoming addiction and fulfilling our calling.

-Understanding kingdom principles empowers believers to operate in every sphere of life and reach people in diverse settings.

-Having a supportive spouse and family is essential in the process of transformation and ministry. Finding one's identity in Christ is crucial for personal transformation and purpose.

-Sharing personal revelations and encounters with God may be met with resistance and criticism from religious communities.

-It is important to break free from religious constraints and embrace the truth of God's character and love for all people.

-Continually seek and dig deeper into the truth of God's character and the kingdom.