45. Finding God After 32 Years in Prison (w/ Norman Muntz)

Special Guest: Norman Muntz Hosted by: Paul Del Giudice and Kathryn Kihyet Beatty Sponsored by: America's Thrift Stores Produced by: Home of Grace From growing up in a turbulent household characterized by abuse and addiction to spending 32 years in prison, Norman shares how he found light in the darkest places. We explore his early life, marred by the impacts of familial brokenness, and his descent into addiction, starting as early as age 10. Norman's story is a stark reminder of how childhood experiences can shape a life trajectory, yet it also serves as a beacon of hope. During his incarceration, Norman encountered a turning point that led him to Christ, marking the beginning of his journey into ministry. Today, he is an associate pastor at the Freedom Church in Moss Point and the founder of Convict Prison Ministry, dedicated to bringing hope to those still entangled in the cycle of incarceration and addiction. This heartening story is a testament to the belief that no matter how deep one's struggles with addiction and crime, transformation is possible through faith and community support. Join us as we discuss the pivotal moments that defined his path and how he embraces the call to extend grace and love to others in need.