Hey everyone, welcome to a special live episode of the Alisa Childers Podcast.

Every once in a while, I like to have a past guest come on and do a Q&A, especially the

guests who have episodes that I received a lot of questions about. And so many of you may remember

my interview with Jack Marino who told her story of coming out of the occult and being saved

into Christianity, being saved by Jesus and her story is so, so powerful. And so I'm thrilled to

invite Jack to come on with me tonight and to answer all your questions or do a live Q&A. Jack,

welcome, how are you? I'm good. Thank you so much for having me. I'm really excited. Well, I'm glad

and I'm so glad you agreed to come back. Actually, my episode with you is one of my most popular ones

of all the episodes I've ever done. People really found your story to be compelling and really powerful.

And I just want to say that tonight is primarily going to be a Q&A. So if you all have questions

for Jack, you can put them into the comment both on Facebook and on YouTube. And just please

write the word question in all caps so that we can scroll through and find your questions really

easily. But Jack, for anyone who may be missed that episode where you told your story, can you just

give us a short flyover of how Jesus saved you and what that story looks like? Yes. Well, I was raised

Christian at least I thought that I was but realistically I didn't have a biblical view of who

Jesus is. And so I went through some sexual abuse and just some other hard things in my life and

ended up turning to substances and ultimately ended up turning to the occult and just idolatry

and sorcery to try to control my own reality to try to make sense of what had happened to me,

try to deal with my sin. And I ended up joining the hermetic order of the Golden Dawn in practicing

ritual magic and the Lord radically saved me out of just serious addiction and the occult. And

I'm so thankful for that and I'm so thankful to be here today and talk about just how amazing

Jesus is and how no one's too far gone for him to save. I love that. And I wanted to ask you, Jack,

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