Ex-Ghost Hunter Turns to Jesus | pt. 1

It has been nearly 5 months since I recorded an interview for Heaven & Healing podcast!

And my first time in my new studio! This is a good one, y’all!

 

In this episode, I have a great conversation with my friend Tina Constanza (maiden name Storer), a voice-over artist who used to be a full-time paranormal investigator. She was featured in several shows on the Travel Channel and even aired 1 season of her own show, Ghost Bait, before totally surrendering her life to Jesus Christ 2 years ago.

 

This is her first time sharing her full-length, public testimony!

 

Tina talks about how living in the world of ghost-hunting served as a sliding board right into practicing New Age because — surprise — it all comes from the same source: Satan. She tells us about her terrifying experiences, how she was physically bullied by demons, saw horrifying creatures straight out of Insidious, and connects the dots of how this lifestyle was directly correlated to her chronic psoriatic arthritis that Jesus immediately delivered her from after her repentance.

 

We discuss the one theme I always come back to: importance of ceaseless prayer that the lost sheep will be found by the Shepard. Her father and step-mom are devout Christians who spent decades praying for her salvation.

 

After giving her life to the Lord, she threw thousands of dollars of ghost-hunting equipment and her New Age toys.

 

This is more of a candid talk than it is an interview, as we get into raw topics such as comparing our walk with the Lord, fear of man in sharing our testimony/the gospel, suffering as a Christian, and even that “d” word that is quite the hot topic right now…

 

Part two of this interview with Tina will be available exclusively for members on www.heavenandhealing.com - sign up for just $5/month for bonus content and help sow into the Heaven & Healing Podcast Ministry.

 

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Find Tina on Instagram: @tinastorer