There is a way to be good again. In this Crazy Way testimony, we catch up with Jon in Wales. An honest and cutting testimony of how so many men feel disqualified by guilt and shame can find a way to really be good again.

In this Crazy Way, we catch up with Luke. An honest and funny story of a rebel, a leader, a man of faith leading Fusion, a growing and vibrant student movement in the UK. Luke tells us how certain moments and battles in his life narrowed his focus down to a simple, defining and awakening moment. ‘What if this was my last year to live, how would I chose to live it?’

In this crazy way we hear from Rhett and his story from early life in Africa, to serving the British Army around the world. Rhettnow heads up the AFCU, Armed Forces Christian Union. 

In this crazy way we hear from Kevin, a man who found himself in a desperate struggle to stay alive. A fight that he lost, twice. Kevin’s story is a graphic and honest retelling of a brutal infection that ate away at him resulting in and his experience and vision from the other side.

In this crazy way we caught up with Ray, described as a die hard Everton football club fan, Ray had not missed a home game for Everton in 50 years. As part of the feared ‘Firm’ a group organised around violence in the UK and abroad, Ray tells his honest story and the surprising new life he found.

In this crazy way we hear from Gasky, after 35 years in UK policing, from vice squad to anti terror. Gasky shares his honest journey, the impact on his mental health, home and family, and the dramatic change his life encountered.

In this episode of Crazy Way, we sit down with Rob Halligan to hear his powerful journey. From experiencing homelessness and losing his biological father on 9/11, to writing and singing 15 albums, Rob shares his honest story of struggle, faith, doubt, and creativity.

In this This Crazy Way video, we chat with Isaac from Uganda to hear how a story of pain can turn into incredible purpose and direction. Together with his wife, this story is an honest account of not just personal recovery but how pain can be turned into purpose that is now impacting many lives in Uganda.

If you’ve ever wondered how difficult experiences can lead to something greater, this is a story worth hearing.

We caught up with John in Wales having left London, a job in finance and all the trimmings of a good life to pastoring a small church with 6 people. Through reaching out into the community, supporting and walking with people John has uncovered some fascinating insights into why his church and community is seeing such massive change amongst young men.

In this Crazy Way, we hear Jason’s story. From the experience of family breakdown into a life fuelled by crime and drugs. This is Jason’s story of rescue and recovery and the discovery of a new family, purpose and life.