Jermaine was raised by his single mom in the ghetto of Leavenworth, Kansas. His sense of identity came from crime as early as 12. By the time he was 19, he’d fallen headlong into drug addiction and dealing. He’d also become a father.

One day, Jermaine’s 8-month-old son was crawling on the floor, fussing for his dad to hold him. Jermaine was high, irritated by his son’s cries, and impatient to go sell drugs. “Don’t leave,” begged his girlfriend, Jessica. “Pick up your son.”

Jermaine turned and walked out the door, and a few hours later, he was in handcuffs. He was later sentenced to three years in prison. That wrong choice was transformed by the power of the resurrected Jesus!

Jermaine Wilson, once a prison inmate now brings the gospel of Jesus into prisons across the US through Prison Fellowship. If you’ve lost hope for someone who’s far from God or you’ve who’s lost hope. Jermaine’s story is for you. If you’re inspired, please share!

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