Jodie Randisi
If you’ve ever met a street preacher, you know two things.They have the gift of gab, which makes them fantastic storytellers. They also do not fear death, which makes them take risks such as...taking the love of Jesus to where it most desperately needed and hardest to find.Denny was a miserable excuse for a human being before his conversion to Christianity. Despite being raised in a churchgoing family, Denny found himself on a path of self-destruction in the ’70s-a drug addict and alcoholic leading a life of crime. I found his reversal-of-destiny story remarkable and worth sharing, His incredible transformation from a drug and alcohol addicted holy terror into a wholly devoted man of God is truly miraculous.For Denny, attracting people to Christ is a public matter, perhaps because he’s notably qualified to reach unlikely candidates for conversion, the people who would never darken the doorway of a church. Over the decades, Denny has ministered to prostitutes, pimps, professional hitmen, gang members, drug addicts and alcoholics, as well as businessmen, diplomats, and politicians. He has been shot at, threatened with knives, beaten unconscious,and put in jail for preaching the gospel. Would it surprise you to learn that in order to get a hitman assigned to you, all you’d have to do is preach thegospel on the streets of America, like Denny Nissley?Denny is a masterful storyteller. His stories are riveting and best told by him. You’ll find them described this way: In his own words...
