EPISODE 18: “WHO HE SETS FREE” FEAT. MUSICAL GUEST DR. SAN FRANKLIN AND DON’T FIGHT MAD AUTHOR CINDY VILLANUEVA

<p><strong>LIVE – WED., MAY 19, 2021 </strong>This episode will feature inspirational music, positive inspirations, and the amazing <strong>DR. SAN FRANKLIN.</strong> Grisanthia Franklin, “San” as she is affectionately called, hails from the Oakland-San Francisco Bay Area by way of Chicago, Illinois. Although she was the youngest daughter of a Baptist Pastor, no one would have ever guessed that she would be the one to be the “preacher” in the family. San wanted to sing, sing, sing and that was it. Her focus is on the ministry of saving souls and healing the hurts of believers who have been oppressed and bound by enemy tactics, making it hard for them to live a victorious life in Jesus Christ. San has combined both ministries and calls it “Evangesinging”. She boldly states, “I will keep ministering to God’s people in the way He leads me to go, whether it be conventional or non-conventional, until a difference is made in the lives of all God’s people. They have to know that regardless of where they have come from or what they have been into, God can change their life around and make it VICTORIOUS.” In addition to the preached Word, she is also a vocalist and vocal director. She has been a featured soloist on several Grammy, Stellar and Dove award-winning recordings and is a professional session singer as well. &nbsp;<strong>SHE IS OUR INSPIRATIONAL MUSIC HIGHLIGHT GUEST!</strong> -AND- <strong>CINDY VILLANUEVA</strong> who is a memoirist and inspirational writer with a passion for helping women achieve lives of strength and joy. She is a seventh-degree black belt master instructor and the owner of Ernie Reyes World Martial Arts in Austin, Texas. &nbsp;Don’t Fight Mad: A Black Belt’s Quest to Recapture Joy, speaks about how Golden girl Cindy Villanueva left home for UCLA, full of promise—and one year later was an unwed teen mom and college dropout. After suffering domestic abuse and two divorces, she was on the ropes. Don’t Fight Mad describes her journey back to the joy-filled life she enjoyed as a child. Through d