Izzy Battres

I just started walking towards the cross. It was dark, no church service. It was just her and I. And the minute I got to the front of the altar, I just broke. Like, I just like... You know, I never felt bad about doing people wrong and I didn't feel guilt about stuff. But that moment, I just felt all the heaviness of all the madness and dirt that I did.

And I felt remorseful and I felt like I just needed to get forgiveness. And I asked them to just forgive me for all the dirt that I did and all the people that I've wronged. And I felt it. From that point on, I just like an immediate transformation happened. I got up. I felt lighter. I felt delivered. And from that day on, no more meth, no more madness. And it was just a miracle.

And I felt remorseful and I felt like I just needed to get forgiveness. And I asked them to just forgive me for all the dirt that I did and all the people that I've wronged. And I felt it. From that point on, I just like an immediate transformation happened. I got up. I felt lighter. I felt delivered. And from that day on, no more meth, no more madness. And it was just a miracle.

And I felt remorseful and I felt like I just needed to get forgiveness. And I asked them to just forgive me for all the dirt that I did and all the people that I've wronged. And I felt it. From that point on, I just like an immediate transformation happened. I got up. I felt lighter. I felt delivered. And from that day on, no more meth, no more madness. And it was just a miracle.

And then from there on, that's where I started. I knew my brother went to the outreach, Victory Outreach, and he was getting better. And I seen him being transformed. I said, I just, I got to get to where he's at. And I started connecting there with the men there at church. And there was men with my background that could relate to me. And they started telling me, this is your new walk now.

And then from there on, that's where I started. I knew my brother went to the outreach, Victory Outreach, and he was getting better. And I seen him being transformed. I said, I just, I got to get to where he's at. And I started connecting there with the men there at church. And there was men with my background that could relate to me. And they started telling me, this is your new walk now.

And then from there on, that's where I started. I knew my brother went to the outreach, Victory Outreach, and he was getting better. And I seen him being transformed. I said, I just, I got to get to where he's at. And I started connecting there with the men there at church. And there was men with my background that could relate to me. And they started telling me, this is your new walk now.

You're not going to go back to the neighborhood. You're not going to go back to the streets. We're going to start this walk together.

You're not going to go back to the neighborhood. You're not going to go back to the streets. We're going to start this walk together.

You're not going to go back to the neighborhood. You're not going to go back to the streets. We're going to start this walk together.

Yeah, it's what I know now, repentance. Right? Repentance is you're going one direction and you turn around and you go the opposite direction.

Yeah, it's what I know now, repentance. Right? Repentance is you're going one direction and you turn around and you go the opposite direction.

Yeah, it's what I know now, repentance. Right? Repentance is you're going one direction and you turn around and you go the opposite direction.

Yeah, I met her at church. And what attracted me to her is that... The Jesus Club. What's that? The Jesus glow. The Jesus glow. No, that wasn't it. That wasn't it. I don't think she had a glow to her. Honey, I didn't see a glow on you. And what attracted me to her was her love for the streets. Her love for the streets. And this is what I mean for her love for the streets.

Yeah, I met her at church. And what attracted me to her is that... The Jesus Club. What's that? The Jesus glow. The Jesus glow. No, that wasn't it. That wasn't it. I don't think she had a glow to her. Honey, I didn't see a glow on you. And what attracted me to her was her love for the streets. Her love for the streets. And this is what I mean for her love for the streets.

Yeah, I met her at church. And what attracted me to her is that... The Jesus Club. What's that? The Jesus glow. The Jesus glow. No, that wasn't it. That wasn't it. I don't think she had a glow to her. Honey, I didn't see a glow on you. And what attracted me to her was her love for the streets. Her love for the streets. And this is what I mean for her love for the streets.

Not like what we used to do because she comes from that background too. But her love to go out there. And tell the hurting people that are living on the streets that there's a way out. And so we would have what's called evangelism. And those times would be like, we would go into neighborhoods like 10, 12 o'clock at night.

Not like what we used to do because she comes from that background too. But her love to go out there. And tell the hurting people that are living on the streets that there's a way out. And so we would have what's called evangelism. And those times would be like, we would go into neighborhoods like 10, 12 o'clock at night.

Not like what we used to do because she comes from that background too. But her love to go out there. And tell the hurting people that are living on the streets that there's a way out. And so we would have what's called evangelism. And those times would be like, we would go into neighborhoods like 10, 12 o'clock at night.

And we'd go into neighborhoods and try to pull people out of the neighborhood and get them back to the light. Where would you get them? Where would you put them?