Jason Pratt's Story "417 Testimonies of Jesus Christ" Episode 11⁠ from the channel AMG Broadcasting (Acts Media Group) features hosts Preston Cameron and Dennis Everson

Jason Pratt's Story "417 Testimonies of Jesus Christ" Episode 11 from the channel AMG Broadcasting (Acts Media Group) features hosts Preston Cameron and Dennis Everson interviewing Jason Pratt. Jason shares his powerful testimony of battling a 25-year drug addiction, navigating the prison system, and ultimately finding salvation and a unique calling in ministry.Early Life & Addiction: Jason grew up in the bootheel of Missouri, heavily influenced by a partying father and a devout mother. He recounts having his first drink at age three and trying methamphetamine by age 14, eventually leading to a 25-year lifestyle of drug distribution and cross-country trucking [01:34 Opens in a new window ].First Imprisonment & Conversion: In 2012, Jason was sentenced to prison. He was later transferred to Ozark Correctional Center in 2016. After being persistently invited by a friend, he attended a chapel service where he gave his life to the Lord and was baptized [04:13 Opens in a new window ].Relapse & A Supernatural Arrest: Released in 2017, Jason relapsed within two weeks and caught severe new charges. While on a drug run in Arkansas, he experienced a bizarre, intense spiritual attack where the soles of his boots melted off, right before being arrested on outstanding warrants [11:32 Opens in a new window ].A Final Chance: Facing 15 years in prison as a persistent offender, a judge miraculously offered him one last chance on the condition that he complete the Hope Homes of the Ozarks Adult and Teen Challenge [17:37 Opens in a new window ].Marriage & True Surrender: Just a week before entering the program, Jason married his wife, Tracy. During a men's summit while in the program, he felt the full weight of his past and completely surrendered his life to God, experiencing true deliverance [19:16 Opens in a new window ].Barnabas Barbecue Ministry: Driven by the verse John 21:17 ("Feed my sheep"), Jason combined his faith with his love for cooking. He started "Barnabas Barbecue," a local ministry in Springfield, MO, where he uses a smoker to feed the homeless and raise funds for faith-based recovery ministries [36:51 Opens in a new window ].Full Circle: Today, Jason serves as a deacon at Passion Assembly of God and helps run "Ready Now Recovery" groups—bringing his ministry back inside the Ozark Correctional Center to help inmates who are in the exact position he used to be in [41:24 Opens in a new window ].Key Highlights from Jason's Testimony: