Why Russell Brand Changed His Mind About JESUS

[paulinthailand]

i thought exactly the same, thought Christianity was for the simple minded until i became one 4 years ago thank you lord for finding me when i didnt know i needed it.

[dragonsguardianofcrystalhearts]

Russell is so relaxed here speaking about Christ. Thats when you know you have inner peace coming from Jesus. Amen.

[vcrew]

I lost my father at 8 years old and had a pretty rough childhood with a great mom. I blamed god and or denied his existence for decades and decades. I’m now 40 with three boys 19, 7 and 4 and just within the last year I’ve had some life experiences and things happen that have lead me to start listening to the entire Bible audio version and start a real relationship with Jesus.

[MrSurguy-fbhy]

I was sceptical about Russel Brand’s conversion, . But he really seems to have grasped the essence of the faith. I pray God waters him and grows the seed of his faith into a mighty oak.

[Milokitty-ennb]

Very happy to have Russel with us. He’s an extremely intelligent leader that will reach millions.

[Hez]

He's less scatter brained, he's cogently describing his own struggle with sin right now; I am very hopeful about Russell. Praise God.

[timothyarmaya]

I always despised Russel for mocking Jesus and Christians,
Praise God for opening Russell's eyes .I think he could possibly do great things for Christ and Christianity. God Speed Russell.

[maryluw]

Jesus saved me from ME! I love Him with all my heart, body and soul!

[francoisefenner]

I have watched Russell Brand for the last 25 years. I have gone from liking him, disliking him, really not liking him and now I love him. Russell your journey has been remarkable over the years. Thank you for being so open and sharing it all with us.

[nickn]

I love how Paul describes himself as time moves forward. He starts by saying he is the “least of the apostles” then years later the “very least of all the saints” and finally before his death the “foremost of sinners.”

[healingypsy]

You're not alone. I was a Hindu for the first 32 years of my life. Baptised at 33. Anyhow I too while at med school where it was predominantly Hindus in the campus, was this small group of christian students - they always hung out together - at the time I remember thinking what a naive, harmless, gulliable bunch and some whom I perceived as "losers" and weak ( I now realise that was such a terrible judgemental way of perecieng anyone and how wrong I was). Despite that I knew I could trust them more than some of the others because there wasn't a manipulative cunning bone in their body. They were so goody-goody and saw the best in everyone, and so willing to go out of their way to help without expecting anything in return - this the naivity I guess from the very shrewd mercenary background I was brought up in. Yes, they stood out and and were different. I realise now their difference and their wholesomeness was so tangible because Christ was in them. I know as a young child I was this sensitive, loving simple, trusting child. However the years of physical and emotional abuse and neglect I suffered throughout my childhood and till I left home, and then gradually found myself on my own in different countries encountering some pretty insincere and hard people, I think that pretty much led me on to a path to becoming a psychopathic narcissist and self destruction while climbing the career ladder. Christ gave me His life when I was 33 and gradually the sensitivity and empathy that was always there when I was a young child started becomng the predominant force over that hardened heart. At times I feel it can be such a disadvantage as it can make you vulnerab;le to attracting psychopathic narcissists. Still a work in progress in becoming the creation Christ created me to be.

[jkwjcwify]

What a complete joy to see what the Lord has done with Russell. I am waiting for the day that the Lord touches my son in such a way. How loving and awesome is our God.

[brettg]

It’s been pretty incredible to watch Russel’s journey over the last 5 years

[joyce]

My friends in Christ, I would be grateful if you would say a prayer for me. I've been Christian for a long time, but to this day, I battle with the deception that all the good fruit that Christ has borne in my life is my own doing. Lots of pride and narcissism there that is difficult for me to let go of.

Thank you for your prayer! May the good Lord bless and keep you until He comes in glory.

[MySOBER-Life]

22 months sober and with Jesus. Old ways keep falling away more and more I seek Jesus some I didn’t even realize- one is cursing my daughter was so amazed how I don’t curse or get angry like before 😊praise Jesus. I am glad I never marked my body with a tattoo

[metrx]

While being a "Christian Atheist" (whatever that means), I read the Bible a lot. It was only when I truly became a Christian I realized the difference between having the scripture in your head, and scripture in your heart.

[PeaceFan]

PRAISE JESUS!! HE Can Change ANY HEART!!!!

[calebstroup]

I know there are people that are skeptical about Russell Brand becoming a Christian. But God can change any heart. Listening to this man and his understanding and new joy emanating from him convinces me that this man is absolutely born again

[kellyross]

The thing about Russell's conversion:
He's going to be able to reach others who think like him*. A preacher born and raised in the faith sometimes has a hard time crossing that gap. You don't have to like Russell to rejoice in his growth. 🙏🕯️❤️

[Sklabah]

His deep thinking and thoughtfulness is good. Gotta keep him in prayer as he learns and grows closer to Christ. Time will tell what kind of seed he grows into, but as someone who dislikes "rote" answers, it is encouraging to see God working in his life, and how his reading and pursuit of Christ is transforming him. We should all be so zealous in humbling ourselves to Jesus.