EPISODE · Apr 30, 2026 · 1H 6M
A Gospel Awakening in Secular England — Alex Rayment I Ep 33
from Briefcase and The Barn · host Kyle Van Ruitenburg | Furiously Curious Company
Alex Rayment grew up in a rough, secular home in the UK—bouncing from place to place, carrying the weight of abuse he never talked about. Faith wasn’t on the radar. Church was irrelevant. And Jesus? Just another name.Then one day as a teenager, he watched The Passion of the Christ—and something in him cracked open. It didn’t feel like religion. It felt real. It felt personal. And it changed the trajectory of his entire life.In this episode, Alex shares his honest and powerful story—how he met Jesus in the middle of the pain, found healing he didn’t think was possible, and eventually stepped into his calling as a pastor in one of the most secular parts of the world.This emotional, gritty, and hope-filled conversation again proves that God can redeem anything. – KylePenny Lane Church: https://www.pennylanechurch.org/ Alex's Instagram: / alexraybosh Penny Lane Church Instagram: / pennylanechurch ---🤝 *If you're enjoying this content and would like to support the show, click the link below* 👇 www.furiouslycurious.co/donate---📞 *Interested in Kyle's Coaching, Recruiting, or Employment Opportunities?*Text Kyle: 1-604-703-9045Email: [email protected]: https://www.furiouslycurious.co---*🎙 About The Show*Kyle Van Ruitenburg gets Furiously Curious with honest, raw, and sometimes laugh-out-loud chats about the stories, beliefs, and worldviews that shape how people see the world.From Business and Faith to Life and everything in between, no topic is off the table.---*Social Media:*https://www.facebook.com/FuriouslyCuriousShowhttps://www.instagram.com/furiouslycuriousco/ ---Do you know someone who would be a good guest for the podcast? Email Kyle at [email protected] for watching, and God bless.
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