This month’s theme is Complete Transformation. Pastor Peter Nembhard founder of ARC: A Radical Church tells us about his journey from prison to preaching. In ‘The Beginning’ section, he speaks about growing up in London, boyhood dreams of being a movie villain and being excluded from school. In ‘The Battlefield of the Mind – Part 1’, he speaks about losing someone he loved and finding God in prison… In ‘The Battlefield of the Mind – Part 2’, he speaks about how tragedy struck again, rocking his church and the young people in his community. In ‘The Things I Wish I’d Known’, he gives young people advice about how to deal with haters and not allowing anyone to despise your youth…
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