Ex Gang Member interview-Johnny

[@johnnychanglive]

I'd like to personally thank Mark and Soft White Underbelly for having me on this amazing platform. I hope to help people and give back to this world the blessings of hope and positivity. If you or anyone you know needs help, spiritually, mentally, or emotionally please don't hesitate to reach out. NoScriptFellowship Much love to everyone reading this and may God Mightily bless you all! -Johnny

[@michaelmann2171]

Thank you for coming on. If anyone takes your message to heart it will change lives. Props to you

[@megaladon6345]

You’re a beautiful person, inside and out. What an incredible life story to listen to😮😍

[@3lv3rg4l4rg4X]

God bless you Johnny! This has inspired to reach out to my alcoholic father and hope for something better than the life we’ve had. May god watch over you and your loved ones.

[@kristofercarlson2641]

Wow man, this was powerful. Thank you for sharing and thank you Jesus!

[@jessejames1040]

Thank you for sharing your powerful message. You have touched my heart, I will share your story with those that I love.

[@edwardlewis8138]

This was so dope. I'm 48 ex crip, walked the same road. I haven't talked to my mother for 20 years because of childhood trauma. Now I'm going back to Louisiana to sit down and forgive her. Thanks Johnny.

[@Kingdomadvancers7]

Love this..praying the Lord go before you and prepare her heart. I pray for healing and reconciliation ❤️

[@versace0018]

I hope everything works out in ur favor OG

[@cristianeamaral4295]

That’s beautiful ❤

[@tonimarie6270]

God be with you 🙏

[@aging80sbaby]

❤️❤️❤️

[@tineshiacooper45]

The way I cried ugly tears when he talked about him apologizing to his dad and his dad say no, I'm sorry 😢.... omg 😭 beautiful renewal story

[@misskuni]

Same dude.

[@StellaAdler_]

Me Too😢😢😢

[@The_Captain_Midnight]

Coming back here to say this is the video that brought me to Christ. I was in a fairly low point of my life when I stumbled across it and the way Johnny spoke really opened my heart. I decided to visit a local church and to cut a long story short, for there onwards I've done the Alpha course, am in a fellowship group, and made an amazing new social circle of people who I genuinely connect with and enjoy spending time with both in and outside of church. This month, I am going to get baptised and will reference this video in my testimony. Truly life changing and I'm so glad I saw this video when I did. Thank you Johnny and Mark.

[@Arianna.lovelyu]

Praise God! God bless you 🕊

[@tfeliciano1106]

Wow, praise God. So beautiful and encouraging to hear!!

[@victoriaharry9105]

🎉 proud of you

[@Lace71421]

November 2024 and I’m here with you. I’m so grateful for this testimony.

[@raquelscott921]

Amen, to God be all the glory!!! Hallelujah 🙏🏽

[@neilgonzalez551]

This guy was so articulate with his storytelling that the jnterviewer didn't need to ask him anymore questions. This was his personal spiritual testimony. Great story.

[@SoulFighter27]

Right???

[@KnockoutInvesting]

Unlike Vlad who cuts in every 10 seconds.

[@arfriedman4577]

Mark prefers not to intervene because he wants them to tell rheir story. Mark might ask some questions but he wants the guest to talk.

[@syn58tim]

I love this, I don’t say this very often but this man is very deep, redemption is a wonderful thing

[@cp303132]

His communication skills fills gaps and resonates to culture, economic, academic and multiverse populations and expanding hope beyond boundaries.

[@stellachica113]

having your guests speak uninterrupted and on such a nonjudgmental platform produces the most thought-provoking, sincere, addicting series to listen to

[@alwayshoopin1]

it is!

[@richowens1529]

This is one of the best interviews I've watched. Super proud of that young man!

[@linzandbaby]

Agreed. .I love Mark ❤

[@master1235534able]

So true. I just discover this channel and it's very addicting

[@superdude7459]

I agree 💯

[@TH3SWAMP]

Came for the wild gang stories , stayed for the therapy session. Thank you for this

[@skyrisesenpaiii678]

Fr😂

[@PA-yy8vu]

Lol facts

[@grimyghostface4533]

Same

[@Aaleeexy]

Same 😂😢

[@Tony2Ton]

Same

[@CCA-ns5nq]

I think he spoke the core of the gospel very plainly. If possible, I hope to listen to his mother's testimony, too, as a mom and wife who met Jesus first in her family. Thank you for your sharing, Johnny!

[@stephencotter538]

Absolutely. She's like Augustine's mom, Monica.

[@rebekahsommers4744]

Yes!!! People think God is all about "religion" and He's soooo not! He loves us so much & just wants us to call on Him for help.

[@JACKAL98]

Had me in tears man when you started talking about apologising to your father.

[@wrath231]

Same , brother.

[@dtogo4286]

That hit hard with me as well. That was ab blessing to them both & it took a lot of courage. My dad and I were at peace when he passed, but I'd love some more conversations/time with him.

[@maryannielittle7960]

Hit so hard 😭😭😭

[@JonasB7]

me too

[@WhitGodAllThingsArePossible]

Jesus Christ loves you and died for your sins

[@angelathach555]

He's articulate; well-spoken and a great story teller.

[@evanosek562]

Cute to boot 👍

[@deadlaser6734]

As are most asians

[@Mayapapayaz]

You took the words right out of my mouth.

[@L_Mos]

@@billys1389 Definitely not scripted. He’s simply sharing his experience and how this encounter with God changed his life: his life before knowing God vs. his life now with God in it. You’re not required to share the same views. Many do not. But if you listen closely, you may find yourself in the “old” Johnny. And if you happen to listen with your heart, it will bring about change in your life too. Be well.

[@owenleal]

Y'all need to stop saying that people are articulate like its some unique thing. The vast majority of criminals who make it to organised levels of crime are exceedingly intelligent. Either they dont have access to formal education or they dropped out for reasons of poverty, but any criminal you actually talk to is gonna have a good brain on them. Some of the things criminals come up with to avoid detection by police would make intelligence agencies impressed.

[@nmarquez1701]

I am not religious but Johnny’s explanation of his faith is something I can get behind. Thank you. Another wonderful interview Mark.

[@robertparnell1954]

Jesus loves you! He really does.

[@mudhead8415]

Jesus wasn't religious either. Religion is humanity's attempt to get to God, Jesus is God's attempt to get to us through Him (John 3:16). Jesus is literally the opposite of religion, He teaches us how to have a relationship with our Father in heaven through Him.

[@0194D]

@@mudhead8415 I’m curious. How can be have issues with religion, but love Jesus, when Christianity is how we get to know Jesus and understand him?

[@edmond472]

@@0194D the literal definition of being a Christian is a follower of Christ. We get to know and have fellowship with God through seeking his word (Bible), prayer, faith and trust in him alone, not necessarily the demands of 'religion' which is the important distinction to make here. For example Catholicism... very 'religious'

[@0194D]

@@edmond472 so the question i ask is, at what point, do we separate Jesus from the religion that lead up to him? How much of the Bible is to be “ignored”?

[@XanderSlocum]

Johnny strikes me as an extremely intelligent, caring and considerate man. His ability to articulate his feelings is powerful and I hope the adversity he's endured has paved the way for his happiness and ability to be a good Father, lover and friend.

[@fahadhussain66]

I believe it is better for people who had gone through adversities to stay childless. We will eventually relive similar circumstances that led to us being broken in the first place.

[@luxbookplanners]

“I trusted in myself a lot because I couldn’t trust my parents” Man…that hit deep.

[@vortex162]

Trust in one’s self is twofold. Trust in your ego self or trust in your higher self. The latter overcomes the former.

[@MartinMartin-wy2wi]

#facts

[@CacaoFlower]

Not that deep

[@annam3449]

@@CacaoFlower except​ it kinda is, in the Bible that’s a lie many of us as broken humans have to grapple with, that we are not in control and ultimately putting our trust in God is such a freeing gift for us that feel we’ve had to remain in control in the past in order to protect ourselves. This is a beautiful, vulnerable comment.

[@luxbookplanners]

@@CacaoFlower I didn’t say that WAS deep. I said that HIT deep (That’s another way of saying that I can relate to what was said).

[@placebo5466]

This dudes emotional intelligence is on another level. Nothing but love and good vibes/prayers towards him and his family.

[@Exoticonly_keen]

Idk why but Asians have a high level of awareness, I think it comes from how humble they are an they embrace their feelings if that makes sense

[@zsebestien7050]

I grew up in similar circumstances albeit a little more psychotic and less crime related. I have no clue why, but I am one of few people from my environment that has made it to a point where I can be extremely self aware (sometimes to a debilitating degree) and I have to say most people i've met from similar backgrounds like old friends n shit have high emotional intelligence. The issue is that that intelligence is fucking useless to everybody around you in those areas. You can spend all day going down the rabbit hole on shit like why does my 4th grade teacher hit her students or why does my grandpa never say more than 5 words to me a day but the fact is when you speak up and try to have a conversation about these things no one listens to you. They reject you and put you down because they don't know how to deal with the emotional pain that causes them to behave in that manner. My approach was keeping it to myself and now the goal is to speak my mind more and help others speak theirs. This guy is an amazing example of that mentality to change and help others heal.

[@flyingknee23]

@@zsebestien7050 don’t think you’re special though 😂

[@zsebestien7050]

@@flyingknee23 ? i dont think im special i just know i am very self aware its not something that makes better it is what it is

[@jusone201]

Couldn’t have said it better.

[@michaellee7690]

"If he saved you from your sins, and you still think you're a sinner, that must mean he failed, and he didn't." As a lifelong Christian, this opened my eyes. I never looked at my life from that viewpoint. Such a powerful testimony.

[@user-wy1nv8uf1z]

I'm sorry, I would like to ask several questions about this sentence he said on the video. 1. Who is "he"? 2. He ain't real, so how could this sentence be justified? 3. How to tell yourself that follow a religion is not a brainwashing process?

[@Haveagreatdayight]

⁠​⁠@@user-wy1nv8uf1zhe is Yahusha aka Jesus Christ and he does exist my brother, there is much evidence he lived and was crucified in fact the majority of historians agree he lived, google and do research for yourself if you think I’m lying. Christianity is not a religion but a relationship with the one true living God who proved himself to be real 2000 years ago, he preached a message of love with his greatest commandments being love others like you love yourself, love God with all your heart, and forgive others as he forgave us. May God bless you and open your eyes to the truth in the mighty name of Yahusha 🙏🏽

[@dontreplyyourestupid136]

⁠@@user-wy1nv8uf1z u special like Ed Edd n Eddy dawg

[@NikolasViibes]

@@user-wy1nv8uf1zJesus was historically proven to be a real person, who was crucified and even raised from the dead, don’t believe me? Do your own research. There is overwhelming historical evidence of his existence, crucifix action and resurrection. Just about all scholars agree on this. So we know Jesus Christ is real. We also know the devil is real and has blinded billions. So it’s not about Religion, it’s about a relationship with God. Jesus himself. Now you have a choice, to keep your heart hardened and continue in denial, or to submit to Jesus, and turn away from your ways, and follow his way for you. All I can tell you is that your ways, are sinful and wicked and lead to destruction, but his way is perfect, holy, just and leads to life. Living for yourself will make you become more miserable. It’s not a matter of if but when.

[@MelkayeS]

​@@user-wy1nv8uf1z you're not sorry but glad you asked. He is real and it's historically documented. Do you have questions about his Buddhist upbringing or just honing in on his Christian faith?

[@MonicaJeanetteHillmer]

This is prob my favorite interviewon this channel, so far! He explains the gospel message so well. His pastor sounds like a gem.

[@brittanyking358]

Thank you Mark for allowing him to share his testimony uninterrupted. You’re great

[@jodygarcia9892]

Mark talks in a interview he actually dosent like to talk or ask questions.

[@mrs.albertcamus7930]

uninterrupted bra. God is so good.

[@rachael5611]

God loves you! go to Jesus and he can give you mercy joy and peace!

[@kingraj333]

Have to say, this was the most well articulated argument about God and sin I’ve ever heard. As someone who isn’t a Christian or even from that background, I really felt this message.

[@GurlinDaBackk]

Remember God loves you♥️😊! Good news is that Jesus paid the punishment for your sins, He died, and rose from the dead on the 3rd day. you are ONLY forgiven and saved by putting faith in Jesus Christ for salvation.

[@golforfishing]

Jesus is Lord.

[@Native2087]

I’m Christian and he definitely convicted me. I can’t live in condemnation and believe the great work Jesus did for me, it doesn’t work. This was a blessing

[@pamelamorrisonn]

Thats the Holy Spirit calling u🔥

[@twodigitscout9800]

I dont believe in organized religion and have my own thoughts on how the universe works or the spiritual makeup of it, but Johnny's story and words still gave me something to think about to incorporate into my train of thought. For that, I am grateful.

[@JRDATX]

Society has many stereotypes about manhood. Johnny’s apology to his father and the forgiveness that engendered is one of the most impressive expressions of true manhood I’ve ever seen.

[@shirleylambey1553]

Beautiful Testimony Son God is great Beautiful ur testimony is soooo touching just keep trusting GOD , God love's u

[@shirleylambey1553]

Amen Amen Hallelujah To God be the Glory

[@shirleylambey1553]

JESUS makes the Difference Hallelujah beautiful testimony it touches my heart

[@insight7483]

For anybody who doest know why people get involved with drama from broken homes, it's todo with ptsd and the way a individual Handel's it, extroverted people may challenge the stress, this leads to addiction to thrills that inturn turns off the frontal cortex due to adrenaline being released that can last in the body for 3-4 days and while continuously being retrigged. The side effect of this is a inability to concentrate, remember, make complex racial decisions, and well effect the individuals ability to sleep causing myriad of additional side effects.

[@jesusiskingofmyheart]

All glory be to God! What's impossible with man is possible with God. Amen! 🤍

[@terrance3343]

You get attacked by several people, have your belonging stolen. Thats already incredibly humiliating. Just to have the one fucking person who, YOU SHOULD be able to trust, rub more salt into that poor young man's wounds. That made me cry.....Johnny still manages to be a loving and wonderful human being. Thanks for your wonderful example sir.

[@robertlopez5294]

If you read this Johnny I just want to say thank you. My wife has had years of built up anger towards her dad because her father was physically and mentally abused by her dad when she was growing up. Fast forward to now her mother passed a few yrs ago so he’s alone and elderly so we go and check on him regularly and he was still angry and in denial about the abuse so I showed her your interview and it had her in tears. We’ll she took the same advice your pastor gave you and apologized and he broke down then she did as well. That was a huge breakthrough. So now we go to dinner on Sundays and they talk and spend time together regularly.

[@JoshuaAaronTurney]

Awesome testimony. I am not Johnny, but I am so happy for you.

[@BrittneyM7777]

That is so amazing!

[@lorettataylor9902]

That's awesome

[@josephsmith2485]

Nice

[@hippie4536]

Shut the hell up hold your comments he ain't reading all that tell your wife to share her story on soft white underbelly in of story

[@MrDbeatty52003]

Mark has done many many videos.this ranks in the top 10. I’m so proud of this young man.he’s on a mission to find happiness,and works toward it every day.

[@DanaAshlie]

He's on a mission to share with the broken that it was trusting God that finally gave him happiness. He made clear from the beginning that simply trusting himself and chasing happiness resulted in misery and death all around him. I agree this video is tops...best one yet IMO. God Bless and guide you ❤️

[@annhughes4992]

What a beautiful testimony of this man's journey. To learn of God's love, forgiveness, grace and Salvation is the hardest thing to believe at first because we are so flawed. It took me so long to trust God's Word over myself. Thankfully He won and I am His. Forever forgiven!

[@Sinister_fartbox]

Oh look it’s Jackie Chang

[@moejuggler6033]

@@Sinister_fartbox Jackie!

[@moejuggler6033]

@pouya108 TL;DR

[@Dracomies]

Man, when he started talking about the dinner table with his father. I couldn't stop crying. I literally had to wipe my glasses away. That was intense. That's the power of forgiveness.

[@Pandoraaaa408]

Same

[@DanaAshlie]

It's the power of the Holy Spirit that LEADS to forgiveness. ❤️

[@LameGuy2319]

God bless all of you.

[@babyjxsh7820]

@niggaturd5643he literally said the Pastor and giving his life to God was the reason he forgave his father, or least the first step to him forgiving him. God deserves all the praise and glory, it wasn’t u who gave him the blueprint to forgiveness so u have no right to speak on who gets credit.

[@johnnychanglive]

Thank you guys ❤🙏

[@cj5517]

The realness and vulnerability of his testimony is so powerful. Thank you

[@YungProdigalReturns]

Johnny is the definition of “it doesn’t matter where you started, it’s where you finish that matters”. What a great interview. Big ups to both of you

[@hammiranda]

You Can't Really Know Where You Are Going Until You Know Where You Have Been

[@shadyganley8877]

Strate up hommy dats rill

[@shadyganley8877]

@@hammiranda sometimes a man has to leave to come back again

[@Rony.Ray44]

Thats exactly what my husband says no home no food no $$$ shit dad illegal mom and he thrived through it all. He is starting his business real positive dude. I fucking love him. I had it all and was a miserable person. He taught me happiness is within myself and he pushed my ass to be my best self. Cant see my life without him.

[@poindextertunes]

theres still time to change the road youre on 💯

[@kerolamine3194]

I usually just eat through KZbin content and never comment but this is just... By FAR the best and also the most impactful interview I've ever watched. I'm addicted to Soft White Underbelly's content and watch a ton of it but this is the first one that actually made me cry. Not just tear up, but full out crying. It was just so strikingly beautiful. Thank you so much for your story.

[@danielbarnes547]

That's the gospel, my friend. The most beautiful message in the world. And it's true.

[@thecrossfiles]

I cried too - tears of joy - right in my work office.

[@btskiller6990]

Jesus is a jew, he will only save Jews from Hellflames not Christians 🤦 🤣

[@francescarichinsin7581]

That’s the Holy Spirit my friend Jesus loves you

[@JesusLovesYouSoMuch1]

Jesus loves you sooooo much!!! Please seek him with all of your heart, life with him is AMAZING

[@Mcali1984]

This was a beautiful interview. This young man almost broke down at the loss of his best friend. But completely broke down apologizing to his dad for his behaviors his dad put on him, but took blame for. That’s beautiful.

[@dustinchen]

good chinese filial piety

[@kevinshepherd6306]

I feel that saw my buddy bleed to death from getting stabbed in the neck with a knife

[@hollyniederer8581]

@@kevinshepherd6306 😓

[@von...]

@@kevinshepherd6306 I'm sorry you both went through that & I hope you have found peace in your own way with what had happened. I see that your profile picture is some healthy looking mycelium growing in a fennel seed substrate - I hope that the life you have helped grow has returned the favor to you, in-turn helping you grow as a person away from the burden of your past trauma.

[@weaksignal8009]

Live by the gun die by it, zero sympathy for psychopathic killers. Johnny reaps what he has sewn

[@LiamCrookid]

Thank you for sharing your story @Johnny-Chang ! Brought me to tears when you mentioned the meet with your Dad ! Wish you all the happiness and peace this world can provide :)

[@byron6888]

Best interview that I’ve ever heard. This would be a great movie for the world to witness. What a blessing it is to hear this man’s story.

[@sylviakoh9560]

Yes! Make it a movie!

[@elsac4405]

Id rather hear it & watch him give his own story, rather then an actor hoping to win an Oscar.

[@byron6888]

@@elsac4405 of course! I personally like interviews or documentaries . Either way his story is amazing to hear.

[@MelissaKM235]

I agree, his story would make a great movie with a very impactful message!

[@donh1572]

I apologized to my estranged son because of Johnny's testimony. I pray we can restore our relationship

[@alldadsunited]

I pray that you can have a much deeper relationship together. God bless you both and everyone who is attached to you two.

[@donh1572]

@@alldadsunited thanks!

[@WhitGodAllThingsArePossible]

Jesus Christ loves you and died for your sins

[@bluebronx2000]

And I heard a loud voice in heaven, saying, “Now the salvation and the power and the kingdom of our God and the authority of his Christ have come, for the accuser of our brothers has been thrown down, who accuses them day and night before our God. And they have conquered him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, for they loved not their lives even unto death. -Revelation 12:10-11 ESV

[@Jane-West]

That's powerful! I hope things are going well❤❤❤

[@david.0307]

The part where Johnny started talking about his apology to his father and what followed was what touched me the most emotionally. Just a huge respect to Johnny for coming out in public and sharing the tough/difficult moments of his life with the world.🙏🏻

[@christa526]

Mark Laita, thank you so so much or making the choice to post this incredible testimony of grace and forgiveness. Lives were changes by the thousands because you chose to post this.

[@b1ttersweettbabyy]

generational trauma is insane. i absolutely love the way this man speaks, so deep and so much respect.

[@JonkoJointson]

It won't stop humans are too judgmental to understand

[@tc98826]

mm

[@learneternal-english3417]

generational trauma is the world. The first brother on earth killed his brother. And his mother followed Satan. Wish you the best.

[@williamkorean5414]

You are so beautiful

[@b1ttersweettbabyy]

damn thanks for 1k likes

[@kylendmiller]

When he said that his dad asked him for forgiveness, I lost it. How powerful is that? Praise God!! I’m so blessed by this man’s testimony.

[@virginiawenzel8189]

I had to stop the video and get Kleenex.

[@kikilani]

I know! I was hoping for that!

[@mishaj5588]

I wish I didn't read the comments ❤❤❤

[@zoecoote3746]

True. But perhaps I’m not as evolved because I don’t believe he should have had to apologise first to receive an apology. People should not have to apologise to their abusers: In my mind it enables and justifies their abuse.

[@mamalovesthebeach437]

What a blessing you’ve given so many people, Johnny… I lived with an alcoholic father, in a chaotic household. When I was 22 years old, we met for dinner in S.F. where he lived. Conversation got around to mine and my sisters childhood. My dad apologized forc being a lousy father, and a lousy husband. A week later he died unexpectedly. He gave me a gift of apology, which really changed my life.

[@samscarletta7433]

I will never get that and that's ok but I deserved an apology. I'm glad you got one.

[@user-yn7on7ou8n]

Awesome.💕

[@kficandothis]

Wow, thank you. I’ve been a Christian for a long time but I needed to hear all the examples your pastor explained to you. You’re an encouragement.

[@chzwy6527]

This is one of the best interviews I have ever seen. For someone who's not religious like me, the context and story is mind blowing and actually help me learned and understand so much more about humanity and life. Thank you so much Johnny and Mark!

[@ashpole59]

Me too!

[@johnkirchner1]

Wow, just wow. I’m so proud of you dude. “I’m an imperfect person trying to get perfect results, and that’s where the depression comes.” I felt that so hard. Thank you.

[@johnnychanglive]

Thank you 🙏

[@sdnorthcounty8140]

Likewise brotha.

[@praisecalvary4914]

This was such a powerful testimony. I can understand why Mark didn't include many questions here. It was beautiful to just simply listen to his powerful words flow, as he took us from sadness and weeping (I cried) to hope, forgiveness and redemption. God bless you, Johnny; and we praise Jesus for your life. Thank you, Mark.

[@yankees29]

Johnny is a very intelligent and interesting young man. I wish him nothing but success moving foward.

[@mrs.restradam]

Amen

[@dude9318]

Amen

[@бронза.вафля.конус]

I'm watching this in a library and clearly that was a mistake cause I'm getting weird looks lol. I really didn't expect to cry. I can't relate to him on most things, but that feeling of disappointing your parents fucking sucks

[@blessedbythebest1003]

Because he doesn’t believe in God

[@swag-rx8qh]

This was so encouraging to hear. Thank you for sharing Johnny!!

[@bc6352]

This man is more self aware than anyone I've ever listened to. This was awesome.

[@elizabethd5264]

Because he has Jesus in his life now. When you start to live outside of yourself you become more aware and less triggered

[@GlossyHop]

Man, this guy has such a gift. I have felt the emptiness and void in my heart so many times and it’s a hopeless feeling. I’m so happy to see Johnny found peace and was able to turn his life around. What an inspiration.

[@anonymous3174]

Brother I had that same bottomless hole in my heart. We all have a God shaped hole in our hearts. Only one thing can fill it.

[@btskiller6990]

Money is God Jesus is a jew Christians contradict Jesus, Jesus Contrdicts Science. Science destroys Religion. Amen Flying Spaghetti Monster 👻

[@LisaNaomi24]

"The only one who can truly satisfy the heart is the One who made it." *Jesus loves you.* ♥️

[@lucasgdrezes]

I forgave my dad after this video. Now everyday he sends me voice notes wishing me a good day, full of blessings and saying that daddy loves me. It really changed things for the better. Edit: I realized my dad isn't really that great so I cut him off

[@jeremywendelin]

That’s so wonderful to hear!

[@learneternal-english3417]

You are truly blessed.

[@sayge6894]

🥺🥺🥺 thank you for forgiving him. That’s beautiful

[@tbaggzoosis]

I love this for you

[@enfj24]

❤❤❤

[@ponderingskeptic6745]

Wow. Was not expecting this at all. My heart is praising and thanking God the whole time I listen to this. This was much needed encouragement. Thank you!

[@SNL8277]

One of my fave stories about faith and forgiveness I’ve ever heard. I’m not a religious person but his story is compelling and can resonate with so many. I’ve held this with me and have shared with others. So raw, real, and core changing. Thank you, Johnny. 🤍

[@razor-hi3tr]

​@#PrisonForJohnnyDepp you just had to ruin it, didn't ya 🤣

[@danw.7454]

Man, this was a really good one. I cried with him when his dad apologized, and I would imagine many other people did as well. He's going to make a big impact on this world in a positive way.

[@gabrielaraujo6286]

same here

[@lisaknieriem5852]

I cried too. That really hit home for me.

[@a.c.lucero4525]

I could definitely relate to him and his situation with his father....I cried a lot too.. Thank you Johnny a little forgiveness goes a long ways! God bless you brother

[@Ace-KO]

Man, I haven't cried in a few years, but this got me. I never got the chance to make amends with my dad. I somehow felt like I did through his story. I forgave my dad with him. i hope Johnny knows he's made an incredible impact through this video.

[@danielparker7789]

Yeah, me too

[@johnnyapplec6799]

Such a deep and articulate guy. The story about re-connecting with his dad was extremely powerful. Another example of never judge a book by its cover

[@johnnychanglive]

Thank you brotha, I appreciate that.

[@TheNirwch]

high iq

[@ammcd2012]

22 minutes in and I am crying so hard, I am so glad he has a relationship with his parents. A good relationship truly is healing....

[@benfairlamb1760]

Another example of Gods goodness and grace

[@sheerwhitt6858]

I realized half way through the interview the he didn’t need prompting with questions. He just told his testimony. I am glad his relationship with his father is better. This is one of my favorite interviews. ❤

[@cryptoworldwanderer]

He has this calming "light" about him now. Well spoken, inspiring, amazing how easily conveys such complex issues..one of the best interviews I have ever seen. Thank you!

[@sallylarson882]

God is light…

[@JohnDoe-jh2jb]

Johnny Gat from saints row

[@hoopslaa5235]

Sheltered loser with no life experience impressed by this bullshit ?!? Omg you people are amazing fools and easily fooled!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@worldofrajeev]

@@hoopslaa5235 What is so unbelievable about the interview? Your reaction shows your immaturity!

[@veronicalima8222]

He’s also VERY HANDSOME!!

[@LamTran-xb7zc]

This interview is the best interview I’ve watched so far. His voice is soft spoken and draws you to him. Such an inspirational person and life story. Him talking about his Dad was riveting and such a tear jerker. Had it not been for his Mom and her needing that ride to church Johnny maybe would not be here to tell this story. Moms are amazing souls. ❤ His pastor definitely changed his life. We need more pastors like this!

[@tangkenvillar2746]

I totally agree I never watch these shows but the way Johnny told his story was so clear and calm I think the Holy Spirit is really working in him🙏

[@Mileslandaw]

My main take away on ALOT of these interviews is how IMPACTFUL a Father is in ALL of our lives, emotionally, spiritually and physically. The toll or the leadership is tangible coming from a father. I have two boys and I too Love Jesus with my whole heart, I still struggle everyday to be a good role model. This video will do so much for people.

[@TOakenshield]

Agreed. Wow. Thank you, Johnny. My new favorite interview in this series. There's only been one other that I've watched more than once until now. Words escape me other than "thank you" and "godspeed".

[@deborahyan5754]

His mom knew what she was doing.

[@danni9756]

I clicked because he was fine, but stayed because he had one of the most beautiful stories I’ve heard on this channel. Forgiveness is something that so many people struggle with including myself and I also think that is holding back my happiness. I’m so glad Johnny shared his story ❤️

[@SleepyPariah]

Ok sis I was looking for this comment!! My first thought was omg this man is so fine let me see something real quick & ended up watching too lol

[@714Santaana]

First time I ever heard someone say an asian man was fine lol

[@copernicusvanstruselclit9508]

​@@714Santaana better looking than most people for sure

[@SpicyLimon4723]

Hahaha same 😂

[@alyssaha6049]

Literally so fine lol

[@cece585]

This young man is so intelligent. Thank you for posting this. Best SWU I’ve seen yet. So positive. It’s wonderful.

[@kelseyg3554]

First person I've ever heard speak about Christianity that moved me. The story with his father made me cry so much. Much love and respect to you, absolutely one of the best and most beautiful episodes of SWU

[@slimjong-un5743]

Same here. Usually click away as soon as it turns preachy but this was some real shit

[@foodreview3187]

Yep same to me. First time ive ever finished a testimonial. No skip no nothing. Powerful message.

[@spangol87]

Same here, my knee jerk reaction is to roll up the shutters. But he did manage to make it appealing even, so the good he can do with for the people who carry the depth of pain that results in substance abuses, violence etc is wonderful

[@oscillatorstorm]

me too

[@KR-rs3sj]

Profound wisdom flows from many sources to the same ocean.

[@biggareid]

This is possibly the best SWU episode of all time!! This was truly uplifting and powerful.

[@kaneshasingh3214]

Johnny is a Pastor, he will help so many young men, like a father to the fatherless. May he and his family be blessed.

[@somenightsun]

They already are the blessed ones. May you continue to pour your blessings to those around you who need it ❤include yourself too in that circle.

[@weevolvetogether]

Titles are zero cred. Blessings come from being involved in a community of the like-minded. Not from imaginary dieties.

[@grapefruitsyrup8185]

He have a nice touching story besides the christianity part. that part is pure bs with no logic. but glad it made him happy and worked out for him tho, the aim of the creation of religion is to be a white lie for people to live a positive life anyways. it is what it is

[@babygirl_likestochewgum]

@@weevolvetogetherGod is not imaginary. You would need a lot of faith to deny his existence.

[@CarolH-ep2gg]

Such a powerful story. Made me cry. This is a great example, and lesson about being able to turn your life around into a positive thing. Beautiful.

[@BKME19]

1:19 “I trusted myself a lot, because I felt like I couldn’t trust my parents.” This could make the huge difference in how a child subsequently makes some poor unfortunate choices. Parents must be a safe space for a child. Many blessings to this man. He has overcame so much.

[@d26s10]

Exactly, all starts at home. His parents absolutely should have reigned him in and show him love and guidance but I guess they had their own demons

[@LogicHatesMe]

Exactly. I am incredibly lucky to have a great family. A lot of my friends weren't so lucky.

[@RSTee3000]

u'd just spoken up my life...

[@cynhwon]

I feel this. I grew up in a single-parent family and though I had a fairly happy childhood and had all the lovely adults around me, I also intensely feel that “I trusted myself a lot” the thing is, it doesn’t necessarily turn out in a bad way but for me, that “trust” in myself makes me quite a lonely person. I don’t know if I’m making any sense here but I feel that so emotionally intensely.

[@michaell1112]

I’ve seen many many many videos on this channel and I’ve never broke down crying like I did when he was talking about the moment he apologised to his father. That hit me like a tonne of bricks because I am also experiencing the exact same situation with my father. It’s going to be extremely difficult, but I now know what I need to do to overcome density in my heart. Thank you for sharing your story. Greatly appreciated.

[@maggialbiez]

❤❤❤

[@andrewstones2921]

That part was indeed the most powerful of any interview I have seen on this channel or any other.

[@johnnychanglive]

I'm very thankful that my story impacted you and thank you for tuning in. I'm here to help if you ever need any guidance, it truly was difficult but when I trusted someone outside of myself who had a solid foundation, I was able to experience true happiness and peace. Thanks again!

[@wilsonandsonsprecision136]

@@johnnychanglive you're a true warrior and I'm willing to bet this hit allot of ppl like a"ton of bricks" ❤️❤️❤️ thank you very much for sharing 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@michaell1112]

@@johnnychanglive Listening to your story told me what I need to do, I just need to muster up the courage to do it.

[@ap9047]

This is by far one of my favorite episodes. He is such an incredible story teller and what a difference he is making for so many that can relate to his painful backstory. Happy he found self-love and forgiveness and a path forward to an amazing future.

[@GetMyLifeTogether]

Yes

[@annetteacosta8802]

Love his gentle energy It's real Positive ❤

[@oc4goal]

​@@annetteacosta8802Hi! Annette. How are you doing today?

[@gabrieln3613]

He obviously had much time to self-reflect while in prison....and made the best use of his time there. Looks like he left prison open and receptive to when the minister came along.

[@alafrik6584]

The only thing that breaks addiction is Jesus Christ,I think government should invest in faith based

[@cameronanderson2160]

I’m working on my recovery from alcohol and I always come back and recommend this to people. I’m not religious but going through AA and treatment, I try to be spiritual and this is such a good listen.

[@supremetalentco]

Best testimony I have ever heard. Johnny is going to bring a lot of people to meet the lord.

[@btskiller6990]

@@compbarn 2022 years Jesus never returned. Those that waited for him, their souls are burning in eternal hell flames, because he didnt come back to save them. Cruel Jesus, has power to return whenever but doesnt, hasnt for 2000 plus years. P.s. God worshippjng Religions are dying, and for the better.

[@g7bz]

@@btskiller6990 Jesus will only return when no one is expecting him to. He hasn't came yet because theres still good in the world.

[@abniobgnuoy9698]

@@btskiller6990 agree. why think like people did for 2000 years ago. we live in 2023. get smarter people...

[@btskiller6990]

@@g7bz Jesus is a dick, only comes to help, when we don't need help. And all non believers go to Hell, even little children? According to your Bible, yes, even Children shall perish in Hellflames. Bless you and Cmen

[@supremetalentco]

@@btskiller6990 For God so loved the world that he gave is only begotten son that whoever believed in him should not parish but have everlasting life. John 3:16 The righteous perish, and no one takes it to heart; the devout are taken away, and no one understands that the righteous are taken away to be spared from evil. 2 Those who walk uprightly enter into peace; they find rest as they lie in death. Isaiah 57:1

[@amita1230]

This is by far one of the best interviews I’ve seen on this channel. Johnny is such an inspirational soul!

[@BigTInTheMorning]

This is straight up the best video I’ve ever seen on this channel. What a story, this man has the capacity to change lives by telling his story.

[@gilbertvega5100]

💯

[@ktadrft9698]

100%

[@A1._.-_-]

For it being "the best story" so much for it having only 1 million views ...

[@LivingOnPurpose1]

@A1 The numbers aren't reflecting the true impact this video has made. This is a wonderful testimony.

[@kaylaren428]

@@A1._.-_- its been only four days and ALREADY has a million views

[@seanYeWest7]

i’m going through some tough stuff right now and this really helped my mindset. Thank you for that Johnny. You’re doing more than you could ever dream of. You’re helping so many people just through your testimony. Thank you.

[@LowSugars93]

My favorite person of all time on this channel. I can’t remember the last time I cried but I did when he spoke about forgiving his father. Such a good story. Thank you Mark and Johnny.

[@zoilarobledo8135]

💚

[@johnnymoncivais]

Cry me a river

[@FabeardulousKnucks]

@@johnnymoncivais pipe down, dummy

[@LordofMovies91]

@@johnnymoncivais is that you, Justin Timberlake?

[@genevievegalvan1516]

@@johnnymoncivais you’re so mature aren’t you ?

[@DouglasLee9]

The power of forgiveness. 20 years of anger squashed in seconds. Respect to him and his father to both be brave enough to admit and take responsibility. The world can never run out of people like this.

[@drewh3224]

His story should turn into a movie. It could be a blockbuster one. Screen title Forgiveness.

[@Keyboardwarrior36932]

No they can run out no need for people to act on there little emotions when there is much more going on in the world that we don’t need to forgive no one after 15 years of beating your mother after getting beat and then 15 years later I’ll forgive you because now you have a change of heart? Lol Noo who you are 15 years ago is who you are today .. lol no forgiveness forgiving bulshit like this would keep giving other people an excuse to act how they want nooo not at all we do not need people like this if anything .. we need people to prevent people from ever acting like this but that surely will never happen so getting rid of people like this will be easier then forgiving a fuck tard… Forgive your self for ever letting it happen forgive never forget but just accept it as it is what it is for you to be “happy” in your life but don’t forgive nobody pretending to have a change of heart

[@shaujun_9309]

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ nah nigga

[@DouglasLee9]

@@Keyboardwarrior36932 your struggling with the same thing that the asian gangbanger and ALL of us struggle with. The asian gangbanger was able to get his power from god or ‘surrender’ and trust the pastor. It is because of that, he created a new possibility to emerge. What you are suggesting is what we all typically would do. Being right. And when we are right we are the only ones miserable. The key thing about forgiveness is that it is not for the other person, it is for you. It’s how you release all the negative feelings and emotions associated with those events. When you still label somebody a ‘fuck turd’ there is still a charge of energy there which means it is not gone. So you really have not resolved it. You swept it under the rug only to allow yourself to be triggered the next time in the future where anything that may remind you of it will cause you to burst out in anger. I get it. I was and sometimes am there. It is really hard. It takes courage and bravery. The hardest thing is when you do have the bravery and courage to forgive but the other party does NOT recognize or take responsibility for what they have done. That is a tough pill to swallow but to your point, that is life and not everybody takes responsibility. All people want is a sincere heartfelt apology. No bullshit pleasantries, etc. people know by our way of being if we are being truthful. We are not fools. If your hurting out there. I know we have not met, but on behalf of the person that hurt you, I am sorry….

[@syblasterm0618]

He became a person like this. Everyone can.

[@LeBeautiful]

I felt this to the core. More than his articulation and storytelling, this is one of the very few stories on this channel that I didn't skip parts, not ONCE. More life to the Pastor, Johnny, his family and his own family he's creating.

[@gh8066]

seeing you here is beautiful

[@KINGAMIIAMKING]

@@gh8066 🤡

[@thenewage9723]

LeGOAT

[@KINGAMIIAMKING]

@@thenewage9723 Michael Jordan is the consensus GOAT and the GOAT of GOATs no matter what LeBron does.

[@thenewage9723]

@@KINGAMIIAMKING How much did MJ avg PPG @ age 37? And how much did LEGOAT avg?

[@abestone60]

What a heartfelt testimony! God bless him and his family! Triumph over self defeat!

[@asheaamour]

I’ve only cried watching a handful of your interviews Mark, but THIS one? This one hit me to my core. That POWER of forgiveness really is something different and it really does break down so many layers of pain, hurt, and trauma. I’m thankful for this platform each and everyday because I’ve learned and felt SO much watching these interviews about myself and about others. Thank you Mark! Thank you Johnny!

[@makingchangeslifechanges4950]

so tru , i cried as well and im someone who never crys 😭🥰

[@Sinister_fartbox]

Oh look it’s Jackie Chang

[@joey2765]

@@Sinister_fartbox cracker

[@1deb]

these last two replies are crazy LOL what is wrong with yall

[@GodLovesYouAllTheTime]

@@Sinister_fartboxYou need Jesus in your life. You’re angry for some reason. Maybe dig deeper inside your heart to find the root of that. You’ll always be miserable. Don’t be a racist all your life.

[@lwang1022]

This is one of the most impactful things I've ever watched. Pain is universal and inevitable, growth is not. We see so many versions of unresolved pain on this channel, but so few that grow from it and move on. Everything you do onto others, you do onto yourself and vice versa...it is human law. You must forgive others to forgive yourself. You must forgive yourself to forgive others. There is no other way. Thank you so much for that Johnny - you made a grown man cry the manliest of tears.

[@johnnychanglive]

This!!! Yes Leo! We're all interconnected through the struggle.

[@louniece1650]

You're not obligated to forgive. As a matter of fact that's the last thing you need to shove down a victim's throat. Especially if they are needing help working through their trauma/injuries.

[@Glockhead1]

manly🤣🤣🤣keep tellin‘ that to yourself.

[@ChristianSoldier71]

Heaven and Hell are real places... We can not hide our sins from God. Is your heart rightwith God? Jesus Christ loves you and He died for our sins. If you will REPENT of your sins and put your faith in Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior and believe in the gospel, you will be saved and your name will be written into the Book of Life. Revelation 20:15 Anyone whose name was not found written in the book of life was thrown into the lake of fire. "Salvation Prayer" Dear Heavenly Father, I come to you, to confess that I am a sinner. I have done some things in my life that I am not proud of and I repent of my sins. I believe that Jesus died on the cross for my sins and that He arose from the grave and that He is alive today. I ask that you forgive me of my sins. I proclaim that Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior. AMEN...

[@terrycrews1760]

@@louniece1650 you’re not obligated to forgive is fair to say. No one is. There is a clause to that though and that is if you come to God, forgiving others is essential and necessary. In the Lord’s Prayer of the Bible it says “forgive us of our trespasses as we forgive those who have trespassed us”. This verse is basically saying “I will forgive others, would you please forgive me bc I have sinned”. Basically breaking down that verse, when it comes to knowing God and having a relationship with him, forgiving others would be a byproduct of our decision based on what Christ has done to forgive us. So yeah in that sense you will and should forgive others. It’s not being thrown down your throat. It’s making you face your demons and say it’s no one’s fault. It’s the victim saying to the attacker I’m going to release this spell and bitterness you have over me controlling my emotions in order to live my life freely without restraint so that I can have peace. Peace within myself and peace with God.

[@adriennebrown7223]

I didn’t know where this interview was headed. He walked into the church to eat and told his mother he didn’t want to be evangelized, and then ended up evangelizing all of us..a powerful testimony delivered in the spirit of love…thank you sir.

[@highwalker5873]

I’ve been following these videos for some time now. This hands down is the best one I’ve seen yet. It just hit home like no other. Thank you for your time.❤

[@colinkeeping1869]

This is so crazy, I used to hangout with Johnny. I was a missionary in 1999 and 2000 in Alhambra, Johnny’s mom wanted us to spend time with him. His mother loved him so much, I remember searching for Johnny one night finding him at some kind of a video gaming place. I can’t believe this…. I think about Johnny almost everyday after I moved back home to Canada wondering how he made out, it’s so awesome to Johnny doing great. God bless my friend!!

[@NEUTRLSLA]

Amazing!!

[@eatyourcooliflower5189]

I hope Johnny sees this and realises how much people cared and thought of him not only now but back then too ❤❤

[@midnightmagic9847]

God is good

[@eddo2001]

In 1999 when I was a raver handing out flyers, I witnessed a Wah Ching stumbling out of a downtown rave with a knife still stuck to his stomach. Blood was everywhere. The violence is real in their world.

[@tiffanyfranklin601]

He commented on this post it's pinned at the top

[@fahadhashmi2889]

I bet it made us all cry when he met with his father and apologized. This guy clearly got what I've been lacking All of my life which is peace

[@Mint-kj9kw]

Peace is a Person.

[@flavsngrace]

May God grant you peace. I cried too.

[@wolfblitz7821]

🙌🏾

[@AL_EVOz]

It definitely hit me. 20 years that he went through. Peace was found.

[@mmmoorr883]

I cried hard. I needed this video

[@Skw1813]

He’s got something special. Not only does he have a crazy story, he is a perfect example of someone changing for the better. Lots of experience and knowledge to be passed down. He’s also very well spoken, and doesn’t hurt that he looks like a model. Hopefully he does more with this spotlight he has been given.

[@meme-bz6iw]

"and doesn’t hurt that he looks like a model".........?????

[@Lolaveepodcast]

@@meme-bz6iw AND IT DONT

[@allison3480]

@@meme-bz6iw what's your question

[@Susan-32H]

@@meme-bz6iw No, it doesn’t. As a straight woman I can tell you he is truly handsome. Peace.

[@auraterry3548]

@@Susan-32H yes, he is❣

[@KatS-e3e]

Amazing life story! So touching, so eloquent and raw. Thank you for sharing!

[@marym9585]

This was the best interview you have had Mark. JOHNNY IS AN INSPIRATION. The story of apologizing to the father who beat him really got inside me. When my father was dying I gave him a chance to apologize to me for beating me, which he could not do, instead he denied ever abusing me. He lied to me, to save his own face. But, If I had just been able to apologize to him instead it would have been so powerful and I know that would have enabled him to open his heart to me. When I go to bed tonight I will offer up my apologies to his spirit. I know it will help me release pain and anger I have carried inside for 67 years. Thank you Johnny. You are a great preacher. Such a beautiful soul

[@yopeter101]

I hope you could find your peace too

[@schylerkwon1241]

@@yopeter101 Amen

[@rolandomota1087]

Positive energy to you mary m. It's hard hating your own parents believe me I know. This interview got me thinking of calling mine.

[@madikiestherkhiangte9884]

My parents would whip me if i am stubborn and hot headed because they do not want me to loose myself to the world. Today i would sit with my dad for a deep conversation/discussion every night on how to look after the whole household and how to increase our status. If they have not controlled me as i am stubborn and wild, i would be ending up in the street or be a h*e. I am thankful for my parents in raising me to be a great women.

[@farrelldee3488]

Sorry to hear your story. But I have suffered a lot of childhood trauma as well from my narcissistic mother who I have got non contact with. But it's all about forgiveness. I've learned that you can forgive someone and you don't have to do it in person. So you can forgive someone even after they've passed and it's still very meaningful. I forgiven my mom and my father who have both been complete disappointments. But I have not done it in person just cuz I don't have the ability.

[@richd9771]

DAM dog...you made me start to cry when you talked about meeting your dad and saying your sorry...you have a genuine soul and just in this 32min interview you have made me look at so many things differently. Your a huge inspiration and I hope this interview reaches many people that might be lost. I always say that to every negative there is a positive and everything that we have been through good or bad has made us who we are today. Thank you

[@ainzstainton9766]

💯 brooo!! making a grown ass man cry and shiet!! lol

[@swerk0601]

faxx it hit deep!

[@mrfoodskater]

Get better inspiration then a thug

[@itsajoint]

Johnny is arguably THE most self aware, down to earth, respectful man I have ever heard speak. I feel like he radiates safe energy and I would whole heartedly, without a shadow of a doubt, trust him with my life

[@teddymoon3744]

he is just being honest...its as simple as that

[@dianestearns8194]

This is by far the best interview yet. Thank you both.

[@Jenjenjenjeny]

What an incredible human being. As an Asian myself, who doesn't have the healthiest relationship with my Dad till this day - this interview really made me think. Props to the Pastor and Johnny's mom for having nothing but love and faith in him. May God bless Johnny, his family and the many hearts he has touched/and will touch. 💛

[@seoultosoultarot1854]

I’m a silent subscriber. I never comment..however…this was absolutely powerful. This man got a second chance at life. I know he’s going to make an impact on whoever needs to hear his testimony. Even if he changes one life. I cried when he spoke about apologizing to his dad. I can relate in regards to that. I don’t have the best relationship with my mom. That part spoke to me and for the first time in my adult life I’m considering opening that line of communication back up bc this man gave me hope. Wow. I was at a loss for words. His story was both gut wrenching and enlightening at the same time. Amazing interview.

[@rotitnhoj]

Considering the same for my father.. it's been 17 years

[@junglegirl5174]

😭😭❤️❤️

[@shadgriffen2555]

@@rotitnhoj Give it a chance, clear your chest.❤️ love your self. My story is close to his, I did this 4 years ago and have a great relationship with my father now. Only god can judge . “2pac”

[@ChristianSoldier71]

Heaven and Hell are real places... We can not hide our sins from God. Is your heart rightwith God? Jesus Christ loves you and He died for our sins. If you will REPENT of your sins and put your faith in Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior and believe in the gospel, you will be saved and your name will be written into the Book of Life. Revelation 20:15 Anyone whose name was not found written in the book of life was thrown into the lake of fire. "Salvation Prayer" Dear Heavenly Father, I come to you, to confess that I am a sinner. I have done some things in my life that I am not proud of and I repent of my sins. I believe that Jesus died on the cross for my sins and that He arose from the grave and that He is alive today. I ask that you forgive me of my sins. I proclaim that Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior. AMEN...

[@seoultosoultarot1854]

@@shadgriffen2555 This right here!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@PlanningwithCharley]

This was inspirational, and they way he explained everything, you would have never known what kind of childhood he had. No sense of anger or resentment. Powerful.

[@pambeforethestorm9784]

Ikr?! I absolutely Loved this interview as well!! I would have passed him on the street and Never knew his backstory ❤️

[@saritasarita1874]

The way he brought us through his journey was beautiful and I understand fully what he felt and what happened. Wow what an amazing interview.

[@mariaromo2014]

We’re here a story of true redemption of of the love to God & forgiveness to his father

[@bdmenne]

He was Being the Christ, The Buddha, The Way. He embodies the Wisdom.

[@michaelholley7248]

That's the power of Jesus Christ and the gospel!

[@orfe1og]

The cancer analogy hit deep to me.. because I had cancer and it’s so true!

[@PaulMojo1581]

I love how Mark just let’s him talk. No interruptions, no dumb questions

[@ronniemead805]

master interviewer

[@kyleberkley6224]

Caught my attention also, he was able to explain himself and in some way I felt like him expressing himself he was also speaking for some of us , big relief it must be to just let it all out . Great way to not be forgotten. Thank you mark

[@jackfrost8600]

Str8 👍🏻👍🏻 one of the good things noticed too

[@mariemarie3614]

...I've done similar style interviews, and they interviewer ask a lot of questions. The story is developed post interview, during editing..it's definitely a professional process, with at least 2 or 3 other individuals in the room and a part of the final product...his team is good.

[@ethanchen5278]

He deserves a Netflix special. which by the way, this guy, the words he used, the way he paved his story for the audience, and even the example he used are textbook level.

[@littleripper312]

He's a natural storyteller, a Netflix special would be amazing.

[@napoleonbonerfart278]

Neflix WILL make anything now.

[@dictionaryofwords1108]

Chill out on the commas bro

[@jeremywendelin]

Would love to see his story like that

[@Josef_Stylin]

​@@dictionaryofwords1108 You must hate proper punctuation.

[@jeffreylee3520]

This was one of the most insightful interviews I’ve ever heard. How insightful Johnny is about himself, eloquent in his retrospective journey, the seeming conflicting themes that is mentioned of violence and heart, anger and forgiveness. Johnny’s words were provoking but tender. What an amazing storyteller. Thank you for sharing Johnny.

[@violetgutierrez5315]

It was his testimony not really an interview. I can sense Mark dislike with what Johnny said. Jesus offends those that are carnal. Still the truth will set many free

[@danielkim672]

@@violetgutierrez5315 what part did Mark show dislike to what Johnny said?

[@sherrymesser9410]

Johnny is such an inspiration. I've been in church most of my life and he taught me things in this video that have the potential to change my life for the better, especially relationally. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@Kikuye]

I mean this lovingly but I would stay away from Johnny's teachings. There's truth mixed with dangerous doctrine as he is part of Good News Mission, which is a cult I was a part of for 7 years. In the least there is emotional and spiritual abuse that I and many others can attest to. I have a Reddit where I talk about their theology to help people leave that are in GNM, titled "LeavingGNM". But obviously it can help those outside of GNM be educated about them as well.

[@jazc3112]

The most important thing here is the fact that he rose up & broke the cycle for the next generation-his children. Truly inspiring 💙

[@cjwallace4559]

Pray all those who are on this program are set free from all strongholds and generational curses forever in Jesus Name and that the Lord blesses them with a strong spirit a sound mind and a transformed mind to become financially strong and independent in Jesus Name.....

[@jazc3112]

@@cjwallace4559 AMEN 🙌🏼

[@benji1583]

Breaking the cycle is so critical

[@jazc3112]

@@benji1583 I agree! Lives could depend on it

[@petertran5419]

God raised him up. He was obedience to God. Like Johnny said, he no longer believes in himself but believes in the Lord. The only way to fight darkness is to bring in the light. The only way to say no to sin is the work of the holy spirit on ourselves.

[@jlwade87]

This was hands down one of the best, if not the best, soft white underbelly interviews/stories I've ever heard. This man dropped so much knowledge. You can hear the truth being spoken through him

[@Seoul_Brough]

I 1000% agree. Beautiful interview.

[@johnnychanglive]

Thank you Jordan, I appreciate the kind words. I'm honored that you feel this was one of the best interviews.

[@ChristianSoldier71]

Heaven and Hell are real places... We can not hide our sins from God. Is your heart rightwith God? Jesus Christ loves you and He died for our sins. If you will REPENT of your sins and put your faith in Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior and believe in the gospel, you will be saved and your name will be written into the Book of Life. Revelation 20:15 Anyone whose name was not found written in the book of life was thrown into the lake of fire. "Salvation Prayer" Dear Heavenly Father, I come to you, to confess that I am a sinner. I have done some things in my life that I am not proud of and I repent of my sins. I believe that Jesus died on the cross for my sins and that He arose from the grave and that He is alive today. I ask that you forgive me of my sins. I proclaim that Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior. AMEN...

[@charlottekirkman3830]

Definitely the best interview yet. This man is a confident and wise speaker filled with a peace that passes all understanding. That appeals to everyone. Keep growing the kingdom and sharing your story Johnny.

[@ronniemead805]

God was speaking to us through this beautiful man.

[@japparmar7029]

Wow, I am at a complete loss of words right now. I literally came across this video by accident, ended up watching it and started thinking to myself, "this video should've been longer", and then I realized it wasn't a 5 minute video, but actually 32 minutes long lol. Johnny talking about his complicated relationship with his dad, abusive & traumatic childhood, feelings of loneliness and depression...damn that really hit deep. Hearing his story of struggles & overcoming some of his own traumas really inspired me. The way he talks & shares his story in such a calm, respectful manner tied in with his body language... really makes you feel safe and makes you want to tune everything out and just really listen to him and what he's trying to say. He really made me self-reflect on my life and how I can move forward in life. He mentioned he is a "Prison Minister"?? I can totally see him being a Therapist and also being a counsellor for teenagers. Keep it up Johnny!

[@plainsight1442]

One of the most powerful interviews ever told for people struggling with similar situations this affected me in ways I’m still trying to understand relation beyond words🙏 thank you

[@xaviersimon547]

He is a REAL gentleman! I like him! He is so well spoken and polite! Such class! I wish him all the best!

[@somyung1991]

I am so humbled by Johnny’s story, and I’m grateful for people like him. Traditional Asian families aren’t always the easiest, whether it’s an obsession with academic achievement or a lack of understanding or acknowledgment for things like mental illness. We need more role models with life experiences and emotional depth. Thank you for sharing Johnny, I needed that today.

[@misscinnabun79]

🫂

[@tynx6883]

I’m saying like my Samoan parents don’t believe in traumatization and abuse and stuff like that

[@Sarcastitonea]

Traditional Asian families aren't drunks and people who beat people into critical condition

[@sashisoon8950]

Haitian parents too

[@sashisoon8950]

@@Sarcastitonea like any other nationality. There are always one bad apple out there

[@colleenf620]

That pastor deserves an award. He must be an amazing and trustworthy man the way he got you to listen and let him guide you. Now you are doing the same. In the same way it seems. It's poetic and beautiful. ❤

[@thedelightfuldad8711]

The pastor seemed amazing! But remember that it was Jesus who gets the praise! None of this would have happened apart from Christ.

[@sandmantheman]

The Holy Spirit used him

[@micmic728]

Wow I've seen the thumbnail many times and I've never clicked on it.. and it's one of the best SWU interview. Thanks !

[@ChristinePhamtastik]

This interview with Johnny shook me to the core. What an absolutely captivating interview by such an articulate human being. Full of grace, character and story telling. It’s not common to find Johnny. Thank you for blessing us

[@peterm2872]

"For it is not you who speak, but the Spirit of your Father who speaks in you." Matthew 10:20 This wasn't an interview. This was poetry. Beautiful.

[@CertifiedPsychiatrist]

Dude, not a good way to live. Rap itself says the same thing. Dumb btxhs the lot of them.

[@jesss.1009]

Yes! 😊 We are but the stained glass windows the Light of Jesus shines through by the Holy Spirit. 🕊 All Glory to Him. This one hit me deep. ❤

[@JesusLovesYouSoMuch1]

AMEN!! Glory to GOD

[@denisesandrine7772]

I was looking for a comment like this...this is EXACTLY what I felt listening to him

[@JesusIsEternalSalvation]

Amen.

[@keziavb]

Clicked on the video just to listen to some gang stories on the background while working on some stuffs, 5 minutes in I'm glued in to the screen the whole time as this man tells his powerful story in the most eloquent and inspiring way possible. I cried.

[@johnkim7838]

Same here, wanted as my background as I work out. Instead I hear a reflective story of my family. Glad he got past his anger and excuses, am sure he read the Buddhist quote on anger.

[@edwardDnygma]

Same!

[@joshlorentz8996]

One of the most touching stories I've heard, thank you Johnny