Imprisoned Mafia Member Hit Rock Bottom When He Cried Out to Jesus to ‘Kill Him or Change Him’

I so much love the reporting of Billy Hallowell of FAITHWIRE! I SO MUCH LOVE THIS STORY!!! STORIES LIKE THIS KEEP ME GOING AND CARRYING OUT THE GREAT COMMISSION!

Here’s Billy………..

A Mafia associate who spent most of his existence in and out of prisons and living a life riddled with crime eventually found himself broken, emotionally tattered, and at a dire crossroads.

“I knew about God but didn’t know God. I gave God an ultimatum,” Robert Borelli recently told “The Prodigal Stories Podcast.” “I said, ‘You better have somebody kill me — or change me.’”

Borelli, a member of the Gambino Crime Family, had lived a hardened life, but that moment of pure emotion overtook him as he sat alone in his jail cell, separated from his daughter and loved ones.

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Way too many Churches in America do not carry out The Great Commission, way too many Christians do not know the meaning of The Great Commission. Sometimes I just get blank stares. It is our calling by God here at FGGAM to go and go and go………A healthy Church is constantly baptizing people and raising them up to be mature Christians and increasing Church membership, building an army for God to reach into the community and carry out The Great Commission. My favorite hymn is ‘Onward Christian Soldiers.’

Eric Geiger reports From CHURCHLEADERS:

There are three types of churches when it comes to the Great Commission. Which one are you? After Jesus walked out of the tomb alive and just before He ascended to heaven, Jesus gave His disciples authority to join His mission of reconciling people to God, people of all nations. Jesus commissioned His disciples, sending them out to make disciples. His words have been called the Great Commission:

“All authority has been given to me in heaven and on earth. Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe everything I have commanded you. And remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” (Matthew 28:18-20)

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