Summary:

What does it look like when Jesus wrecks everything to rebuild something better? Apostle Malaine Lea Butler sits down with Evangelist Sarah Dunston -- street evangelist, founder of Grace Riot, and a woman who went from high on meth in a bathtub to laboring boldly for the harvest. This episode will light a fire under you and send you straight to the streets.

Featured Quote: "As I consumed the word of God, it consumed me, and I began to change radically." -- Evangelist Sarah Dunston

Key Takeaways:

Everybody has a before, a how, and an after. Your testimony is your weapon, and no story is too broken to be used by God. The church that loved Sarah well never told her to put the meth down. They gave Jesus room to move. That is what love does it doesn't shame people into behavior change, it introduces them to a person who changes everything. Sarah was functioning as an evangelist long before she had the title organizing people, mobilizing the body, getting the saints out of the four walls. Your calling is already operating even when you don't have a name for it.

The key to the harvest is one simple question: "Do you want Jesus?" Don't let your encounter stop short. Ask the question. Planting is just as important as leading someone to Christ. God sends other workers up behind you. Every seed counts.

Bible Verse: "Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths." -- Proverbs 3:5-6 (KJV) 

Call to Action:

Pray right now for a man named Gio -- Sarah and her team are going back to him tomorrow. Ask the Lord to send the perfect word. And then ask yourself: who in your world needs you to stop short of nothing and ask them, "Do you want Jesus?" Share this episode with someone who needs to hear that God meets people right where they are.

Tag us and let us know who you're praying for.

Social Links

Find Malaine: theedenhouse.co @xoedenhouse and @malaine_lea_butler on IG and Facebook Find Sarah: https://www.facebook.com/riot4grace and graceriot.org