Ex Gang Member interview-Johnny (follow up)

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  @deos-official · 3 years ago

  Because of you I reached out to my parents today after not speaking to them for almost a year. I was so afraid that they wouldn’t accept me or want me back in the family but I just picked up the phone and called them. Your story of reaching out to your dad to apologize and let you know you forgive him after not talking to him for nearly 20 years, and it going well, gave me the courage to do this. Thank you Johnny.

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• TI

  @tinabeee7350 · 3 years ago

  Johnny is proof that it’s never too late to turn things around. I’m happy for him.

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• PI

  @pikachu2003 · 3 years ago

  Dude was in incarcerated since 12 for 12+ years… and he speaks so eloquently and so concisely that it resonates profoundly with my soul. Thank you.

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• CA

  @CARRILLO64 · 3 years ago

  I’m not saying this slightly and not to be dramatic but Johnny has a gift. He truly is anointed. He’s turning hearts and leading them to Christ.

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• KY

  @kylejohnson6279 · 2 years ago

  When he says 'I trusted myself', I think that's synonymous with pride. His pride led him to the bad decisions he made, but later his trust in God gave him humility.

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• YO

  @Youropinion925 · 3 years ago

  “ Therefore if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed” John 8:36. Johnny is filled with the Holy Spirit, all glory to God.🙏

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• HA

  @hanix2002 · 3 years ago (edited)

  “Believe in yourself” and “follow your heart” are totally one of the biggest lies the world today tells us. <br>Heart is deceitful above all.

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• TH

  @TheJyippy · 3 years ago

  For someone who spent their life in gangs, he&apos;s very very well spoken. He could work a normal professional job and you wouldn&apos;t think he was in gang if you heard him speak.

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• RU

  @RuslanKD · 3 years ago (edited)

  So glad to see Johnny back! Such a great story teller

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• VI

  @VicDSlime · 3 years ago

  Johnny changed my whole outlook. The main thing I had to was stop believing I could do everything myself. It’s that trust in myself. I reached out to god and he’s been speaking to me. Thank you Johnny.

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• DE

  @deltahomicide9300 · 2 years ago

  Bro is making me attend AA meetings to finally get a grip on this addiction.

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• AD

  @AdopteeOutOftheFog · 3 years ago

  Man the way he breaks it down is so relatable for how so many of us feel internally, makes a lot of sense. Really incredible testimony and teacher.

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