The King is Coming
The King is Coming
Podcast Description
Welcome to The King is Coming, a show where the power of Jesus Christ is alive and transforming lives.
On this show, you'll hear powerful testimonies from new and seasoned followers of Christ, each with their own unique story of how Jesus has radically changed their life. These stories will inspire and encourage you to deepen your faith and share the love of Jesus with others.
If you have a testimony of how Jesus has impacted your life, we want to hear from you!
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The show focuses on testimonies of faith, spiritual transformation, and personal journeys towards Jesus, with episodes exploring themes such as overcoming addiction, the impact of cults, mental health advocacy, and the connection between faith and finances.

Welcome to The King is Coming Show
On this show, you’ll hear powerful testimonies from new and seasoned followers of Christ, each with their own unique story of how Jesus has radically changed their life. These stories will inspire and encourage you to deepen your faith and share the love of Jesus with others. My goal is have authentic conversations to uncover the ways in which God is drawing us all to Him during this season of deception.
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Bria Isaac grew up in a minister's house. Her father knew the Bible front and back, and her earliest memory of God is a children's movie about Jesus told with little clay figures. She also describes a childhood marked by fear: a night she says she woke to angels standing around her bed, a dark presence she felt outside her bedroom door, and, in her telling, years of abuse at home that her parents later said never happened. By 22 she had flunked out of college, lost her job and was facing eviction. She shares that she turned to prostitution, and that one night, sitting on the floor with $300, she spoke to God for the first time: “if you get me out of this, like, I will never do this again.” Then came seven years of acting like nothing had happened. Her mother, she recalls, told her never to tell anybody, not even a future husband. One morning when she was 29, Bria says she woke up and heard a voice say, “your life is a lie.” She washed her face, brushed her teeth and tried to ignore it. It kept coming back.
In this conversation Bria walks through the whole road: growing up in church without feeling safe at home, leaving and refusing to go back, the years she kept everything buried, and the mornings she describes beginning to hear from God and learning to test what she was hearing. She talks about hearing God's voice and the Holy Spirit, about forgiving your parents after childhood abuse, about inner healing and deliverance, and about trusting God for provision when the rent is due and the numbers do not add up. These are her experiences as she tells them, in her own words.
Bria shares in the episode that she now serves in inner healing, deliverance and mentorship.
Connect with Bria:
YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/@briaisaac_
The Intimacy Journey (her book) — https://www.theintimacyjourney.com
Water Her Garden (sponsored copies of the book) — https://www.theintimacyjourney.com/pages/water-her-garden
Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/theintimacyjourney
Book a session with Bria — https://briaisaac.setmore.com
If you are new here, begin at kylelauriano.com/start-here, the front door to the free ministry library. The home of the show is kylelauriano.com. If you have a testimony of your own to share, kylelauriano.com/guest is where to reach us, and if you would like to stand behind this work, kylelauriano.com/support. And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto the death. — Revelation 12:11 (KJV)

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