Stephan Harrison: From Prison to Purpose
Episode Overview
Stephan's tumultuous upbringing and life of sin led to 21 years of incarceration Mentorship and spiritual guidance from key individuals, including Pastor Al Peratt and Bishop Lorenzo Kelly, transformed Stephan's life Stephan's journey highlights the impact of prison ministry and the power of faith to transcend adversity The importance of mentorship, accountability, and spiritual introspection in Stephan's remarkable transformation Stephan's story serves as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of faith
My legs are far too short to outrun God, and I don't even try anymore. It's important for me just to stay right where I'm at, to stay surrendered, to continually be useful in God's hands.
Imagine spending over two decades behind bars and emerging not just free, but with a renewed sense of purpose. That's exactly what happened to Stephan Harrison. In this episode of 'Fortitude', host Heather Kittelson sits down with Stephan to uncover his extraordinary journey from chaos and incarceration to becoming an inspiring figure of redemption and hope. Raised in a tumultuous environment, Stephan's early life was marked by poor decisions that eventually led him to prison.
However, his story didn't end there. Behind bars, he encountered mentors like Pastor Al Peratt and Bishop Lorenzo Kelly, who challenged him to reflect, grow, and embrace faith. These pivotal relationships were the catalysts for Stephan's remarkable transformation. Now known as the 'Prisoners' Preacher', Stephan dedicates his life to guiding others who find themselves in the same dark places he once inhabited.
Working at 'Freedom Gate' as a Ministry Coordinator, he shines a light for the lost and searching, showing that change is possible no matter how dire the circumstances. This episode is a powerful testament to the human spirit's resilience and the transformative power of faith and mentorship. It's a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and proof that redemption is always within reach.