Kentucky author Jordan Wilson discusses the book Jesus > Drugs
Who is Jordan Wilson?
Jordan Wilson is Director of Development at Friends of Sinners, a Christ-centered residential substance recovery program focused on restoring and reconciling men and women to Christ through biblical truths, accountability and life skills. life.
He is married to Kayley and they have a three-year-old son, Knox, and a one-year-old daughter, Lemon. He is also the youth director of his church in Henderson. published author Jesus > Drugs: The only war won by surrender.
Jordan Wilson
Jordan wrote his story to give people hope and let them know that through Jesus Christ you can heal and recover from addiction. As he felt the pain of a knee injury, Jordan began to abuse painkillers, sometimes up to twenty tablets a day. He started dealing drugs, then taking methamphetamine.
He was in prison and in rehab from 2012 to 2016. He was even kicked out of the Friends of Sinners program. While attending a church revival in central Kentucky, a pastor singled out Jordan among 200 people and said, “God told me you’re going to write a book, your story. This caught Jordan’s attention. Jordan began celebrating sobriety in 2016.
After much procrastination, Jordan decided to write his testimony. In his book, Jordan testifies of the saving grace of Jesus Christ. He takes his readers on a journey through his life as an addict and the challenges he faced. There is always a silver lining to our stories when we include Jesus Christ as the author and perfecter of our faith!
How to buy Jesus>Drugs
Jordan’s book is available on Amazon.
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