Alex Kip Testimony & Follow-Up Questions
In this podcast I interview Alex Kip. Alex Kip i…
February 6, 2018
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February 6, 2018
Alex Kip Testimony & Follow-Up Questions
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Alex Kip Testimony & Follow-Up Questions
Summary
In this podcast I interview Alex Kip.
Alex Kip is a voice for Christ reaching a new generation of believers to experience the power of love in their lives now. After overcoming cancer and losing his singing voice, with only a 15-30% chance of survival, he’s now in complete remission and a voice of inspiration for many. As a speaker and singer, he’s presented to major corporations and conferences like Wanderlust, UnitedHealthcare, Nationwide Insurance, Pelotonia, the University of Michigan, and more. His work has been featured on PBS, NPR Stations, the Huffington Post, Addicted2Success, and Lifehack. Additionally, his top-rated iTunes podcast, SoulFeed, has touched the lives of over 1 million + people around the world. To find out more about Alex, visit alexkip.com or connect with him on all major social media platforms for free gifts and inspiring content.
On this podcast Alex shares his testimony of transitioning out of the New Age into Christianity.
The first hour of this podcast was taken from my radio show where Alex shares his testimony of transitioning out of the New Age into Christianity and the second and third hour contains a follow-up interview with Alex where we talk about Transcendental Meditation, Psychedelic Mysticism, Christ Consciousness, Yoga, and Hypnosis.
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