Louie Nappi's journey is a powerful testament to God's grace. From a Christian upbringing to the depths of drug addiction, Louie shares his story of self-destruction and divine intervention.
In this raw conversation, we explore the spiritual roots of addiction, generational sin, and the difference between religion and an authentic relationship with God. Louie, owner of Art of the Gentleman barbershop, also shares his work on homelessness solutions, mentorship, and servant leadership, proving that true community impact begins with personal surrender and faith.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- Louie's journey from addiction to recovery.
- Understanding the spiritual battles of addiction.
- How to make a positive community impact through faith.
- The profound difference between religion and relationship.
Louie Nappi: @louie.nappi
Ride The Wave Foundation: RideTheWave.org
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