Ben Fuller was drowning in addiction when he lost his best friend. One moment in church changed everything. Now his music is reaching millions.

This isn't a celebrity puff piece. Ben opens up about generational pain, father wounds, and the addiction that became his escape. He talks about the loneliness that came even after salvation, the unexpected power of prison ministry, and how God used his darkest chapters to birth songs that are now touching lives across the country.

Songs like "Who I Am" capture the struggle of identity in recovery. His duet with Carrie Underwood, "If It Was Up To Me," reflects the surrender that made freedom possible. If you're fighting your own battles or praying for someone who is, Ben's story proves redemption isn't about perfection. It's about surrender.

Full Show Notes: https://svtc.info/podcast/ben-fuller-testimony-addiction-recovery-and-finding-god-in-nashville

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