What Are You Thinking
Welcome to the What Are You Thinking Podcast, hosted by Ron and Lynette Lewis in the heart of New York City. Join the duo as they engage in compelling conversations with a diverse range of guests, including movie producers, athletes, doctors, recovered addicts, former NYPD cops, and visionary business owners. Each episode unveils compelling stories that intertwine success, expertise, and the raw, unfiltered struggles faced by these extraordinary individuals as they navigate life.
What sets “What Are You Thinking” apart is its distinctive focus on the intersection of faith and thoughts, offering a Christian perspective that adds depth and meaning to the narratives. Join Ron and Lynette as they skillfully navigate through the very thoughts that have defined these diverse lives, creating a podcast that is as thought-provoking as it is inspiring.
What Are You Thinking
Breaking the Cycle Behind Bars: Life Transformation for the Lost Youth with Tim Johnson & Kayla Johnson
What if your deepest wound could lead to your greatest healing? In this powerful and inspiring episode, Tim Johnson shares his extraordinary journey of overcoming the deep wounds of fatherlessness and discovering the transformative power of a knowing God as Father. Joined by his daughter, Kayla, Tim recounts a pivotal moment in his life when he received a divine revelation while praying in Nashville that led him on an incredible mission to Riker's Island, a notorious prison known as "Hell on Earth."
Through heartfelt storytelling and personal anecdotes, Tim and Kayla discuss the profound impact of fatherlessness on individuals and families. They emphasize the importance of recognizing the need for a father figure, whether it's a biological father or a spiritual father. Tim's experiences at Riker's Island highlight the transformative power of faith and the potential for redemption even in the most challenging circumstances.
This episode offers listeners a message of hope, encouragement, and spiritual awakening. It invites listeners to explore their own relationship with fatherhood, both earthly and heavenly, and to discover the freedom and healing that can be found through a deep connection with God.
