Why So Many Christians Feel Stuck
What if spiritual growth isn’t about trying harder, but learning to abide in Christ and let His life transform us from the inside out?
David Nasser joins Michael in the studio to share the incredible story of how God revealed Himself to his family.
In 1979, 9 year-old David and his family were forced to flee their home country of Iran. Amidst a bloody revolution, they sought asylum in America as refugees.
At age 18, after years of difficult assimilation to a new culture during a time when Iranian-American social and political tensions were high, David found hope and redemption through a relationship with Jesus Christ. Soon after his conversion from Islam to Christianity, he began pursuing his new-found calling in ministry. For over 30 years, God has used and equipped David as a gifted evangelist, author, and campus pastor of the world’s largest collegiate ministry. Recently, David and his wife Jennifer have moved to Franklin, TN to begin a new chapter as they lead a non-profit organization, the For Others Collective.
David continues to be a highly regarded communicator who speaks at churches, conferences, and festivals. He also consults with a variety of organizations. He covers topics of culture development, leadership, and systems building across the globe.
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