PragerU Stories of Us
Adrienne Johnson: Why I Am No Longer an Atheist
PragerU Director of Communications Adrienne Johnson was once a cynical atheist, struggling to find meaning and purpose in ways that left her feeling even more adrift and alone. After hitting rock bottom, she learned that it’s never too late to take responsibility and change your life. Adrienne shares her powerful personal story of how finding faith in God gave her a second chance at life.
The 700 Club on CBN
Total Freedom from Sex and Love Addiction
Adrienne Johnson pursued love through relationships, one-night stands, and intellectual pursuits. Still coming up empty, it was while attending a performance of C.S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters that her eyes were finally opened to the truth of the lusts of the world and the one who could truly satisfy her every need.
CBN News
Hostile Atheist Who Was Suicidally Depressed and Desperately Lost Finds Jesus
Adrienne Johnson was once a fierce atheist who found herself lost, struggling, and "suicidally depressed” until she hit rock bottom, discovered Jesus, and saw her life transform before her very eyes.
A Christian Perspective with Matthew Tingblad
Why Many Jews Are Opposed to Christianity
As Christians, we should be ready to talk about our faith with Jews, and we should know why Jews are often opposed to Christianity, and how to reach them. In this video, Adrienne Johnson shares her story growing up in a Jewish home and her experience becoming a Christian.
Still Standing Podcast with Shannon Torrence
From Darkness to Faith: Recovery from Sex and Love Addiction
Adrienne candidly shares her tumultuous past as a chain-smoking, tattoo-covered, sexually promiscuous, suicidally depressed atheist. Against all odds, she discovered a profound connection to Christianity and the teachings of Jesus Christ, leading to a transformative healing process.
One America News Network (OAN)
PragerU launched ‘PREP’ educational platform
PragerU unveiled its online community designed for parents and educators who are frustrated with what they're seeing in America's education system. One America's Stephanie Myers spoke with the chief of staff and lead of the PREP platform at PragerU, Adrienne Johnson, to learn more about the program.
A Christian Perspective with Matthew Tingblad
Why is New Age attractive? A former insider shares her story.
Why is Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNR, or New Age) so attractive to people, and how do we help them understand Christianity? In this video, former New Ager Adrienne Johnson shares part of her story, why she was drawn into New Age, and what convinced her to get out.
Choose Life Radio
Adrienne Johnson on Christian talk radio with Jill Taylor
PragerU Chief of Staff Adrienne Johnson was once a cynical atheist. Her parents gave her a wide-birth in making decisions which caused her to struggle to find meaning and purpose in life. As she grew up, she found herself feeling even more adrift and alone. After hitting rock bottom, she learned that it’s never too late to take responsibility and change your life. Adrienne shares her powerful personal story of how finding faith in God gave her a second chance at life.
C.S. Lewis Institute
The Side B Stories – Adrienne Johnson
Former skeptic Adrienne Johnson embraced anything but God in her life until her drive to discover truth led her to belief.
In the Market with Janet Parshall
Adrienne Johnson: Why I Am Not An Atheist
Hear the story of how a chain-smoking, tattoo-covered, sexually promiscuous, suicidally depressed, atheist Jew was transformed by Jesus. Listen as she explains her spiritual journey; the intellectual debates with herself as she questioned atheism, new age spirituality, God, and Jesus; and her metamorphosis from a stiff-necked cynic to a joyful new creation.
Real Recovery on Faith Radio
The search for finding the Truth – Adrienne’s story
Even passionate Atheists can find their way to Christianity and following Jesus with their whole heart, because God never stops pursuing. Adrienne was a spiritual seeker for some time before she finally became a spiritual finder, accepting the invitation to connect with God.
The Mental Illness Happy Hour Podcast
Adrienne Johnson (formerly Adrienne Selbert)
Raised by attentive, loving parents she nevertheless grew up with a pervasive feeling of emptiness that she sought to soothe through relationships with men. In her words, she “burnt her life to the ground,” but used the experience and pain to grow.