On May 12th, 2001, a late-night drive home from a college weekend ended in a crash that took the lives of three of Mitchell Lamont Moore Jr.'s fraternity brothers, left another paralyzed, and threw him a hundred feet from the van. Here he shares that night in full for the first time, along with the survivor's guilt, silence, and depression that followed—and how God met him in the wreckage. Anchored in Psalm 34:18 and Isaiah 43:2, this is an honest word for anyone whose life has been split into a before and after, and who needs to know they aren't carrying it alone.

"Called Before I Was Ready"

Minister Mitchell Lamont Moore Jr. shares the story of a dream he'd chased since third grade—becoming a neurosurgeon—and the moment God quietly removed that passion to steer him somewhere he never saw coming. Anchored in Proverbs 16:9 and Isaiah 55, this episode reframes interrupted plans not as failures but as divine redirection, offering comfort to anyone wrestling with a future that didn't go the way they mapped it. If you've ever wanted something with everything in you and then watched it slip away, this is a reminder that redirection is never rejection—it's preparation.

In the very first episode of More Than Enough, Minister Mitchell Lamont Moore Jr. shares the harrowing story of surviving a van crash that took the lives of three of his fraternity brothers. Anchored in Jeremiah 29:11, this episode reminds you that God has a deliberate plan and a shalom outcome for your life, even in the middle of your pain. This series is for the broken, the searching, and anyone who has ever wondered if their story was too broken to be used. Come back next week as we dive into a boy, a dream, and a God who had a completely different plan.