And this guy came forward and got on his knees. He had a Masai club in his hand and he was on his way to do a revenge killing.

And he was led to the Lord. Power of God touching. There was tears intercepted basically a murder.

Well, welcome everybody. This is Simon Gilbo. And this week we've got inspired with Dom Muir.

Dom Muir is a good friend. He's doing fantastic work. I would describe him as sort of Elijah. He's like a modern day prophet.

And that would mean in saying that, that often they said unpalatable things, often they caused a bit of a ruckus.

Often they were misunderstood.

And they weren't any of those things

if they toned it down and diluted their message

and played it safe.

And I'm glad to say that Dom doesn't do that.

That he is very bold, he's fearless,

he's also gentle, he's kind, he's

gracious, he's a lovely brother and I'm excited about how things are going to go. So welcome

Dom, it's great to have you, bro. Thanks, Simon. Good to be on. Now, for those of us who don't

know much about you, why don't you just fill us in in terms of your background and the sort of initial phases

of your journey? Yeah, I'm Dom. I'm married to a lovely girl called Thea. We got married

five years ago. I'm 44, raised in London in a sort of nominal Christian family, dad, high, church,

Catholic, mum, low church Anglican.

So we kind of did the churchy thing as I was growing up.

And I suppose when I hit my teens, because I never really encountered the power of God, the love of God, I just knew religion.

I was sort of swept into basically what the world had to offer.

I went to boarding school, very classical kind of English boarding school, did chapel

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