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Sid Roth has spent over 40 years researching the strange world of the supernatural.

Join Sid for this edition of It's Supernatural.

Now my guest, Roland Wharton, was always aware of the supernatural, but not knowing Jesus. It seemed so dark, even fearful.

He wanted to be a professional musician. But at 17, after a failed recording contract, he decided,

I'll go to college. And the supernatural became natural.

So Roland, let me take you back to those college days. What caused you to turn around like that?

Yeah. Sid, I bumped into our supernatural guard. Or should I say he ran into me?

It was a transformative time. As you said, I was at rock bottom. I'd won a single songwriting competition that was national, that was on television.

A record deal came out of that at 17 years old, but it all crashed. And I found myself living in the most difficult time of my life at 17, and God sent somebody

to find me and to tell me about the supernatural.

I was radically saved at college in the first month.

So those of you who have kids that are going off to college, God can meet them right where they are.

And it was a wonderful time of being mentored in the supernatural.

My first pastor was Jean Darnell.

She was one of the original disciples of Amy Semple MacPherson.

For those not familiar with Amy, who was she? Yeah, Amy Semple-McPherson was an incredible female minister of the gospel in the 1920s

and 30s in LA.

Which was unusual at that time.

Which was very unusual, was on television and radio, and saw miracles signs and wonders

in a ministry in a powerful way.

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