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In this unplanned interview, Marcia Johnson shares her experience with COVID-19 and God's miraculous healing. Marcia takes us from the emergency room where her doctor kneeled before her asking for prayer, to her sixth floor walkup in New York City, to her serving others less fortunate in her apartment building despite her own illness. God's transformative love is on full display through Marcia's life and we are grateful for the opportunity to glean from her.  

In this final episode with Ricardo Miller, we discuss how Ricardo learned that God can be trusted and how you can find peace, hope and joy for your own life. 

In this second part of our three-part series with Ricardo, we discuss how his life changed after choosing to do "the God thing", the circumstances surrounding his conversion to Christianity and how a conversation with Miles Munroe changed his life forever.

In our first episode with Ricardo Miller, we discuss Ricardo's childhood growing up in Nassau, Bahamas. A troubled child who didn’t know his father growing up, Ricardo found himself constantly at odds with his family and schools to the point of expulsion, finally rising to become a prominent leader of a local gang. Ricardo reflects on this childhood, discusses what he was always searching for and tells us how he found a way out of the street life and the deal he made with God.

In this final episode of a three-part series, we wrap up our conversation with Daudi and Sarah who will discuss how each of them has grown during their marriage, what they have learned about effective communication, how they learned that God could be trusted, how God is speaking to them today.

In this second part of our conversation with Sarah and Daudi, we will wrap up our discussion on how they knew that they were saved and how that conversion impacted their lives initially. We will also discuss how they met and what has surprised them about being married.  

This is our first episode with Sarah and Daudi Angatia. Daudi was born and raised in Kenya and Sarah was born in Virginia but lived all over the world as her family followed her father who was moved around frequently for work. Today, we will be discussing their childhoods and how they came to learn that their good works alone were not enough to get them to heaven.

In this final episode of a three-part series, we wrap up our conversation with Ronald Jenkins who discusses why he started turning down paid gigs from churches, what it took to join the Times Square Church choir, how ministry in that choir has changed his life and how he learned that God could be trusted. Ronald also shares why he believes that simply going to church isn’t enough to live a victorious life and the advice he gives to anyone struggling with the issues he has dealt with.

In this second of our three-part series with Ronald, we discuss the circumstances surrounding his conversion to Christianity, his experience in the military, how he knew that his life had changed as a result of his conversion and what impact his newfound relationship with Jesus had on him and the people he was closest to. 

Raised in the South Side in Chicago, Ronald was effectively raised by his grandmother in a church where, at twelve, he became the youngest person ever accepted to their Sunday choir, yet, by his own account, he never really became a Christian until well until he was in his thirties. In this first part of a three-part conversation, we will discuss Ronald's childhood, his move to California to pursue dreams of becoming a successful singer, his experiences as a singer hired to sing with numerous church choirs around New York City and how he feels about that practice now.

In this final episode with Andy, shares with us some of the issues he has personally struggled with including rejection, failure and depression. Andy also provides us with practical tools and resources he uses to fight against bitterness and why he believes going to church isn't enough, as well as what he believes is the single most important thing any human being can ever do.

In this episode we talk with Andy about his moving from Guyana to New York as a young man, his engagement as a pastor in New York, what God has taught him since coming to the United States and the one thing in his life that he is he most thankful for.

The King Fighting is a new podcast that brings you real stories of real people who have had supernatural encounters with God.

Raised in Guyana, Ghansham Anderson was expected to become the next Hindu holy man of his community until he had a supernatural encounter with God, at which point the entire trajectory of his life was radically altered.  In part 1 of this 3-part interview, Andy discusses his childhood, his dramatic conversion, and the immediate ramifications of his choice to walk away from everything that was expected of him.