Terry chats with Josh Bramlett, the Lead Singer of The Protest and one half of the Quiet Strength Design Team. Josh recounts his upbringing in the church, where he always knew of Jesus but didn't truly connect with Him until a pivotal moment of desperation during college. He opens up about ongoing struggles with anxiety and depression, which plagued him since high school, including battling suicidal thoughts until a few years ago when he found liberation by embracing his identity in Jesus Christ. Moreover, Josh shares the profound camaraderie he shares with his bandmates in The Protest, a tight-knit group that has been making music together since their high school days. Their shared commitment extends beyond music; they are dedicated to spreading the message of faith across the globe through rock and roll.
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