The law written on the hearts of all, and how it is fulfilled. John Lindell, Part 3

We’re continuing our conversation with Michael Batyuk, who has been explaining how he came from an immigrant family from Ukraine and grew up on the wild side here in the United States. He shared about hitting rock bottom from a life of drugs and alcohol; and, after seeing many of his friends die, how he cried out for help and entered a recovery program where he encountered the Lord. He talks about what it was like to step back into the world again after that experience. Was he really changed?

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In our concluding talk with Hans Shapp, he shares how he feels called to go out into the highways and by-ways of life to share the Gospel wherever he can – even back to those discos where he once was a frequent visitor...

We’ve been visiting with Hans Shapp who’s been sharing with us how he came out of East Germany during a time in the 70's when barriers of barbed wire and concrete walls had blocked off the East to what he thought was a new-found freedom in the West. But it wasn’t until he was introduced to Jesus as his Lord and Savior that his life truly changed!

On our last podcast, Hans Shapp told of his life growing up behind the wall in East Germany during the 60's and 70's under Communist rule; and then, suddenly being deported to the West. It was like a child having free run in a candy shop! Neon lights glowed in the night skies. Music blared out from the discotheques. Drugs and alcohol were widely available. Did this bring Hans happiness, peace and freedom?

During the night of August 13, 1961, the East German government closed off the border from the West. Hans Shapp grew up in East Germany during this time and tells his story of suddenly being cut off from the West and living behind the wall.

We had the joy of meeting a dear sister in the Lord who is originally from Rwanda-Gesele Nwobeliorana. We sat down with Gesele at a Bible conference in Pleasanton, California, just east of San Francisco. She had so much to share about her transition as a little girl moving from the African nation of Rwanda to a strange and unfamiliar country called America…

In our concluding visit with Kirk Legacy, he shares how he and his wife Jane were called to serve God, to the nomadic Kurdish people along the war-torn region of the Turkish-Iraqi border; and how the Lord had prepared a surprising life-changing event for them!

We’re continuing our visit with Kirk Legacy. Kirk has been used mightily of the Lord to minister to a nomadic people that had no nation to call their own. They are the Kurdish people along the border of Turkey, Iraq and Iran. But, before embarking on his missionary endeavors, Kirk was battling the dreadful disease of Cystic Fibrosis, lying in his hospital bed, not knowing if tomorrow on earth would ever come!

Most of us take for granted the air we breathe. Not so for our guest Kirk Legacy, as he shares his story of growing up with Cystic Fibrosis. We met Kirk at a very unusual forum dedicated to 12 hours of continuous prayer and worship. It was held at Facebook (Meta) - on their main campus in California!