ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Encountering God in prison
In this interview, I sit down with Brian Smith for a vulnerable conversation about a tragedy, prison, forgiveness, and transformation. Several months ago, I had the privilege of meeting Bryan through a mutual friend. Each time we've been able to talk, I've been deeply impacted by his story and the journey he has been on. In this episode, our discussion centers on how God met Brian in his darkest moment and how that experience of God’s love changed everything. I trust you will be impacted by his story as much I have been.
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