Part 2 of this interview with Victor and Eileen Marx on Family Talk with Dr. James Dobson picks up where it left off, amid a heart-pounding story of praying over Gaza, after the October 7 attack. The Marxes talk about hard conversations involving high-risk rescue missions, brushes with death, and miracles they experienced when freeing an ISIS slave and her children. They also discuss having an eternal perspective, godly masculinity and Jesus’ example as the ultimate “dangerous gentleman.” Don’t miss the conclusion of this inspiring conversation!

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In Part 1 of this episode, Victor shares his and Eileen’s recent conversation with Dr. James Dobson on Family Talk. They discuss the challenges of Victor’s childhood and how those early experiences shaped his passion for rescuing the brokenhearted. Victor talks about his journey from an abused kid to becoming a weapon in God’s hands. The discussion dives into Victor’s process of obedience to God, the importance of letting the Lord prepare you for battles and the courage required to rise against evil in today’s world. Tune in for an inspiring time!

Find out more about Victor’s incredible journey in his new book, The Dangerous Gentleman, at dangerousgentleman.com

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In today’s episode, Victor shares his latest visit with Kevin + Steph Mason on the Tell Us a Good Story podcast. This lively and candid conversation is filled with jaw-dropping stories and plenty of laughs, including Kevin’s close call with Victor’s protective pups. The discussion turns serious as Victor recounts a brush with death and forgiving his abusive stepfather. You’ll also hear about a daring rescue and Victor’s bold take on the assassination attempt on former President Trump. Be sure to check it out!

Find out more about Victor’s high-risk humanitarian work at victormarx.com/mission

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