I Ran From God Until I Had Nothing Left | Testimony #407
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Calvin’s path from sports to addiction led through relapse, jail, homelessness, and a cancer diagnosis. After praying for God to reveal Himself, he says he heard, “I am your rock,” but he did not stop using drugs right away. Treatment, surrender, and renewed relationships with his daughters followed, but his story holds onto the cost of every season he spent running.
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Testimony by Calvin Brown
Directed by Darvin Ramirez
Interviewed by Jenifer Ramirez
Edited By Josh Gayle
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Recorded in New Orleans, Louisiana
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