Literally, he said that, when he said the prayer and said, “God, come into my life and change me,”-he said he sobered up instantly-like sobered up, where he had not been drunk anymore. He said, “If you want to give your life to Christ/if you want to submit your heart”-they jumped over the pews, climbed over people, got to the front of the altar. He and his friend jumped over the pews to get to the front. In church that night, the pastor was talking about: “If you want to be delivered from drugs and alcohol…” and started just sharing. Then, one night, literally, the Lord just got his heart.
Jeremy: Yes he grew up-they used to call him “Bear.” He had really long hair and a huge beard. I started off by asking Jeremy to tell us about the family he grew up in and to tell us about his dad, who had a profound impact on his life. This was an interview in front of a live audience, so you will hear the audience interacting. They have now made this new movie called I Still Believe. We’ve had a chance to see the film, which is coming out this weekend and it’s a great movie too.īob: Yes this is from the guys who made the movie, I Can Only Imagine. As our listeners are going to hear this week, this is a profound and powerful story. It’s based on a true story.Ībout four years ago, I sat down with singer/songwriter Jeremy Camp and got to ask him questions about his life and about his marriage to his wife, Melissa, which is what this movie coming out on Friday is all about. The reason we’re hearing it this week is because there’s a great love story coming to theaters this weekend. Īnn: Your heart’s getting softer over the years.īob: We’re going to hear a great love story this week. Who does not love a great love story right?ĭave: It’s one of my favorite things to do.ĭave: You always hear of chick flicks? I think they’re great. Thanks for joining us on the Tuesday edition. Stay with us.Īnd welcome to FamilyLife Today. We’ll hear from Jeremy Camp today about how he has been very aware of God’s hand guiding every aspect of his life. Our hosts are Dave and Ann Wilson I’m Bob Lepine.
I felt His pleasure, just saying, “This is what I’ve called you to do.”īob: This is FamilyLife Today for Tuesday, March 10 th.
But I remember, all of a sudden, at the end of it, I felt the joy of the Lord. I remember I was shaking so terribly and sweating all over that guitar. The worship leader came up to me from the school and said, “Can you lead one morning for our worship devotions?” I was just terrified. I was just playing music soft and quiet and singing songs. Jeremy: I was sitting there in the cafeteria. Bob: Singer/songwriter, Jeremy Camp, was a sophomore in high school when something happened that would change the trajectory of his life.
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