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Joe Rogan’s response to Oliver Anthony discussing his faith and reading the Bible on the podcast: “Incredibly profound.”

Oliver Anthony:​ From Darkness⁤ to Light

Oliver Anthony, the singer who skyrocketed to ⁤fame ‌with ⁣his hit‍ song⁢ “Rich Men North of Richmond,” recently opened up about‍ his life-changing encounter with God. In a⁢ captivating interview⁤ on “The ⁢Joe Rogan‍ Experience,” Anthony, whose ‍real ‌name is Christopher Anthony Lunsford, shared how​ God saved him from the‌ brink of suicide.

During the ​interview, ⁢Anthony passionately expressed his newfound ‍peace and ⁤purpose. He⁢ revealed, “I was just so ⁢at peace being up there; it just felt ⁢like that’s where I was supposed to be.‍ And with all of this, ‍it has been [that way]. There’s no way that Chris from six months ago⁢ could handle what’s gone on the last‍ two‌ weeks, but I feel so empowered from ​all of it.”

Anthony emphasized that his transformation⁤ was not‍ about preaching ​or‌ claiming to be special. ‌He acknowledged‍ his past struggles with anxiety and depression, which led him to contemplate ending his own ‍life. However,⁣ he found solace in the ⁢Bible, a source he once dismissed as ⁢mere‍ theatrics.

“I just felt hopeless, like⁣ almost the way a child feels ⁤hopeless when you⁣ can’t find your parent or something. Like a 4-year-old who can’t find his parents, I didn’t have anything left ‍in me,” Anthony shared. ⁤”I ⁤don’t know, I⁤ just decided right then and ⁣there, I know I ‌can’t do⁣ this‍ anymore, but I know there are things I need to do. I just told God, let me do it and I’ll give all ​this s— up. I’ll give up the weed, and I’ll quit‍ getting drunk, and I’ll quit being so angry ‍about things‌ …‍ and​ I’ll start ‍over again and⁣ I’ll make Him ⁤the ​focus and not me.”

Anthony’s faith​ became his guiding light, shifting his‌ perspective from self-centeredness ⁣to a greater purpose. He explained, “I gave up my desire and‌ my will and ⁢whatever it is that I want to do. It’s about trying to⁤ use what I have ‌as a tool. We all sin, and we all do stupid things; we’re all ⁣just ⁤people. Nobody’s special or righteous. People sometimes act like they’re special⁢ and righteous, but‌ we’re all ‌just the same thing … we all serve some master whether we realize it or not, so why not let it be‍ the‍ Master that is above all.”

A‍ Profound ‌Revelation

Anthony concluded the interview by reading a powerful scripture passage ‍from Proverbs 4:20-27. The ⁢words resonated deeply with both him and Joe Rogan, who responded, “That’s pretty f***ing profound.”

Oliver⁣ Anthony’s ⁢journey from darkness to light serves as a powerful reminder of the ⁣transformative⁢ power of⁣ faith. His ‍story is a testament to the hope and ‍redemption that can be⁣ found when one surrenders their heart to ‌God.

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