#8 Patrick Sullivan on Godly Tornadoes, Fasting, and Sharing the Faith

The Lord found Patrick inside a tornado and turned his life around. Now, he travels around the continent to share God's unlikely love for us and how we can become better at living the Faith. In this episode, he talks about his own conversion and how we can reach others in our lives.

You can learn more about him at Evango: "Through his weekly articles, videos, livestreams and inspiring messages, Patrick encourages thousands of Christians around the world to know, love and live the Faith."


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