Bryce Crawford is a rising Christian influencer on social media. He calls himself a “Christian creator on social media” on many of his accounts. He also considers himself a missionary and participates in speaking engagements. Social media and Los Angeles, California are the primary locations where he works to reach people for Christ.
Crawford is associated with EquipNet, a 501c3 religious nonprofit mission organization.
the WebsiteEquipNet’s mission and purpose is to “connect resources to select Christian leaders, organizations, and projects around the world that have the capacity to bring Jesus’ love, innovation, and Christian transformation to people in various formational areas of society.”
Crawford’s heart is to take Los Angeles to the streets, talking to people and telling them about God’s love. Jesus in the Streets websiteHe also said he has a “passion for people to know who they are in Christ.”
in Instagram In the video, Crawford is seen speaking with a highly misinformed Satanist who claims that he would have set Jesus on fire rather than crucify him.
When Crawford asked why, the Satanist replied, “Because he’s a witch.”
Crawford responded: “So you’re saying your life has gotten better since you started worshiping Satan?”
“Yeah, it’s actually gotten better for me,” he said.
“Yes, I do. Physically. I believe Satan will give me what I want. You see, there are many things I want.
I have prayed to God and asked for things I wanted but it wasn’t what I needed and as a Christian, I feel that when I pray and I ask Jesus for something, He will protect me from certain things because He knows what will hurt me and distance me from God.
So I believe it makes perfect sense that worshiping Satan would make life feel better, and of course make you feel better in this life.
But for me, I was struggling with spiritual struggles and mental health issues and had no hope for myself. Jesus gave me that hope.”
He then asked the Satanist if he could pray to him on the spot, and the Satanist agreed.
another Instagram In the video, Crawford talks about how he tried to commit suicide but ended up giving his life to Jesus, who eventually led him into full-time missionary work.
his LinkedInCrawford says, “I love people and I love Jesus, and I want to get to know you personally, not just on a screen, so let’s have lunch together!”
He also references other social media accounts where people can find him.
Crawford also supports a house church that meets every Sunday night and “helped establish and pioneer a Wednesday night meeting” aimed at helping people deepen their relationship with Christ, his resume says. EquipNet Website.
Los Angeles has a history of Christian revival, and Crawford said he was honored to be chosen by the Lord for such a mission.
Crawford also Podcasts There he speaks on a variety of Christian topics.
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Photo credit: ©Instagram/Bryce Crawford
