With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

In a recent video that went by Ross, 60-year-old New York trash thrifter, shared how he makes

that living, reselling and recycling trash in the Big Apple.

From bottles alone, he makes four to eight hundred dollars a week, plus another thousand

from things he resells.

He's found gold, cash diamonds, Cartier watches all in the trash.

But his best find, he says, was Jesus Christ.

This interview goes on, the man shares how after being involved in human trafficking and

drug markets, he lost everything, his wife, his kids, ten years of life in prison.

In 1993, three ladies from the Bronx came to the prison and preached the gospel.

That's when he met the Lord and gave his life to him.

Just as this man now repurposes trash, the Lord repurposed this man, trashed by sin and

shame, for his glory.

I don't deserve it.

The trash collector said, but I thank God for his grace.

And I thank God for this story.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.