Dom Fusco experienced his first spiritual transformation when he was baptized at age 23. His second came a few years later, when a cardiac arrest caused him to collapse during a run, leaving him “flatline dead” for two and a half minutes. Surviving that moment made him realize that God wasn’t finished with him yet. This week Dom talks with Nate Dewberry about those two turning points and how they now shape his work as a content creator and fitness coach – helping people build both physical wellness and spiritual strength.

Segments/chapters

0:00 Intro/What does redemption mean to you?

1:57 A spiritual transformation at age 23

8:13 The challenges of Dom’s childhood and how they shaped him

11:52 Dom gains new perspective from a near-death experience

20:43 How Dom’s spiritual awakening gave him a new outlook on relationships

24:43 Rhythms, practices, and people that Dom has built into his spiritual life

32:47 The ongoing challenges of spiritual transformation

38:08 A unique connection Dom made through his public platform

44:57 Dom’s view on how physical and spiritual fitness can be intertwined

49:02 Closing thoughts and a bit of scripture

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In Part 2 of his conversation with Redeemed Director Nate Dewberry, Edward Graham, grandson of evangelist Billy Graham, reflects on what it means to be called to serve. After 16 years in the Army, Edward now leads through compassion and faith as Chief Operating Officer of Samaritan’s Purse. He shares how God’s heart has reshaped his understanding of success, purpose, and identity—reminding us that true leadership begins with humility and service.

Segments/chapters

25:45 A new role—but a similar mission—at Samaritan’s Purse

34:40 Maintaining perspective and hope despite witnessing crisis and cruelty

40:27 Edward’s love of hunting, the outdoors, and his hometown of Boone, N.C.

43:54 You might be willing to travel the world to share the Gospel, but are you willing to cross the street?

47:51 Closing thoughts: Even manly men need to have some tenderness in their hearts

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In part one of his conversation with Redeemed Director Nate Dewberry, Edward Graham opens up about growing up in the Billy Graham family, his path to West Point, and his 16 years of service as an Army Ranger. He shares how the discipline and sacrifice of military life prepared him to follow God’s call into ministry with Samaritan’s Purse. This episode explores faith, leadership, and what it means to serve God both in and out of uniform.

Segments/chapters

0:00 Intro

0:52 Edward describes his prolific family

6:59 What Edward is trying to pass along to his own kids

10:02 Memories of West Point

15:19 Challenges along Edward’s faith journey

18:37 Transitioning out of the Army into civilian life

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