Sven Lauch: Living a Life of Freedom in Christ After Fall of Berlin Wall

Born in communist East Germany, Sven Lauch was 15 when the unthinkable happened. The Berlin Wall fell, opening the East to the West. He found himself in a state of shock and realized overnight that his worldview was a lie. As a young man, life in East Germany was good, or so he thought. But his parents later admitted that they had had to live under 24-hour surveillance. On the lighter side of life, Lauch enjoyed going to coffee shops, and that led him to a youth cafe and a Christian camp. Eventually he was saved. Listen as host Chris Johnson talks with Lauch about how the fall of the Berlin Wall exposed his inner walls and how Jesus made a difference in his life.