Luther Martin Evangelistic Association
Evangelist
Luther Martin
Luther Martin's journey is a testament to the transformative power of faith and redemption. Born and raised in the quiet town of Prentiss in South Central Mississippi, Luther's early years were marked by his involvement as a church musician. However, life took a different turn, leading him down a path of darkness and despair.
From Pushing Dope
To Pushing Hope
In 1994, Luther's life took a drastic turn when he found himself facing the consequences of his choices and was sentenced to prison. It was behind bars that Luther encountered a life-changing revelation – he found Christ as his Savior. During his darkest hour, Luther heard the voice of God whispering words of hope and a promise: "In seven years you will be free to go."
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During his time in prison, Luther's heart was transformed, and his sole desire became to know Christ and the power of His Resurrection. True to the promise he received, Luther was released after seven years, and he emerged from prison a changed man, ready to embark on a new journey fueled by faith and hope.
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Evangelist Luther Martin
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Since his release, Luther has dedicated his life to spreading the message of the gospel. From the streets of his hometown to distant lands across three continents, Luther has tirelessly preached the good news of Jesus Christ, leading thousands to encounter the love and salvation found in Him.
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As Luther continues his mission, he is reminded of the profound truth found in Romans 5:8: "God commendeth His Love toward us, in while that we were yet sinners, Christ died for us." This verse serves as a powerful reminder of God's unconditional love and grace, which knows no bounds and extends to all who are willing to receive it.
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Today, Luther resides in Central Mississippi with his wife and children, where he continues to be a beacon of hope and inspiration to all those whose lives he touches. His journey from pushing dope to pushing hope serves as a powerful testimony to the transformative power of faith, redemption, and the unending love of God.
