Letitia Scott Jackson LIVE on M2 the Rock
Letitia Scott Jackson LIVE on M2 the Rock

M2 THE ROCK - Michael Molthan

What sets Michael Molthan - M2 The Rock's story apart is the realization that there wasn't just one rock bottom; there were many. And from those challenging moments, he emerged stronger and more determined than ever. Today, he leverages his personal...

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M2 THE ROCK - Michael Molthan

M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan

MICHAEL MOLTHAN - M2 THE ROCK | CHARISMATIC SPEAKER | WE ARE ALL ADDICTS DALLAS, TX – Michael Molthan doesn't shy away from talking about his painful past of drug and alcohol addiction. On his talk show called, M2-The Rock, he shares how he went from building homes to being homeless. "When I had the homebuilding company my behaviors were getting worse and worse," Molthan told CBN News. "My consequences were getting worse and worse." Molthan was arrested on a drug charge in 2009. "I had a large amount of cocaine in my truck," he explained. "I was intoxicated, and I was arrested. And I'll never forget that when they took me down to the jail, I had my very first mug shot." Hitting Rock Bottom 26 mug shots later, Molthan hit rock bottom. "When I look back, that's how the word powerless – I'm powerless over this deadly disease," he said. Feeling agitated, anxious, and facing three years behind bars, Molthan underwent a spiritual encounter after an inmate asked him to read to him. "I grab this book from a gang-banger, a black panther, and he used it as a pillow," he explained. "Brand new book and it was the Living Recovery Bible, New Living Translation. Now, these are black words on white paper at the time. They're not meaning anything to me. Next thing I know, four days have passed by and I started thinking about this and I go, four days just went by and I wasn't anxious. I wasn't in fear. I was calm, and I was at peace." Life-Changing Moment Later that night, he experienced another life-changing moment. "I couldn't breathe," he recounted. "All of a sudden I felt all this trash and hatred and anger and resentment and everything just coming out of my body like flies. All this stuff was just coming out. And I just took this breath and I just go something magical happened and I was full of love, and looking around I loved everybody." "I started preaching and I didn't realize what I was doing," he said. "And I did it at the end of every dinner." Paperwork Error Leads to Early Release In 2017, a paperwork error led to Molthan's accidental release. So, with no money or food, he walked 300 miles to ask judge Jennifer Bennett to send him back to jail. "I walk in there to turn myself in and I'm excited," says Molthan. "I'm like, 'I'm going to go back to prison. I'm going to do my time, get this over with and get this behind me.' I mean, complete acceptance. God is running the show, right?" He continued, "I walk in there and Judge Bennett says, 'Mr. Molthan there's obviously someone a lot bigger working in your life than me and I'm not going to get in the way.' And she set me free. And she said, 'I want you to come back tomorrow with the self-correct program. I want you to go pay it forward."' And Molthan is doing just that by sharing his story of freedom and sobriety with those seeking help for addiction. Helping Others Trapped by Addiction Michael Molthan’s passion is to help people by “raising the bottom” so that no one has to experience the pain that he endured. Molthan's speaking style is so relatable and he loves sharing his love for God and Jesus Christ. M2 is quoted by saying: “When It Comes To Religion I Am An Atheist BUT When It Comes To The Gospel, The Truth, and The Word of God I Am All In”! To inquire about Michael Molthan's rates and availability, email M2@M2THEROCK.COM www.M2THEROCK.COM WATCH ⭐️ LISTEN ⭐️FOLLOW ⭐️SUBSCRIBE⭐️DOWNLOAD⭐️ www.M2THEROCK.com

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From Conviction to Connection: Letitia Scott Jackson's Mission

Episode Overview

Letitia Scott Jackson shares her journey from wrongful conviction to founding a non-profit.
Keeping Families Connected helps reunite children with their incarcerated parents.
The Boys in Blue programme mentors young boys to prevent them from getting into trouble.
Michael Molthan discusses his own experiences with addiction and recovery.
The episode highlights the importance of community service and resilience.

“Change is universal, is law and order.”

Michael Molthan's M2 THE ROCK podcast brings you another heartfelt episode, featuring the inspiring Letitia Scott Jackson. Michael, known for his candid discussions about his own struggles with addiction, invites Letitia to share her powerful journey. From being wrongfully convicted to founding the non-profit Keeping Families Connected, Letitia's story is a testament to resilience and the power of purpose.

She talks about the challenges she faced while in federal prison and how those experiences motivated her to start an organisation that reconnects children with their incarcerated parents. The episode dives into the emotional and logistical hurdles of maintaining family bonds despite the barriers of incarceration. Letitia’s passion for her work shines through as she describes driving families to prisons in luxury vehicles and providing free food giveaways.

Michael and Letitia also discuss the importance of mentorship for young boys through her Boys in Blue programme, aiming to steer them away from trouble and towards a brighter future. This episode is not just about overcoming personal struggles but also about making a meaningful impact on the community. Tune in to hear how Letitia turned her hardships into a mission to keep families connected and uplift those in need.

If you're looking for a story of transformation and community service, this episode is a must-listen.

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