Everything changed for David in 1991 when he answered a direct invitation from God, “David, if you will go to the poor, I will bless you.” Soon after, he and his wife, Janice, and a small group from his suburb church headed to the streets of Atlanta to begin the experiment that would become known as Blood n Fire Ministries.
The ministry grew to eventually feed and house as many as 300 homeless each night, and David became an advocate and voice on behalf of the homeless in Atlanta. Since then, David and Blood n Fire Ministries have been used to impact people and cities worldwide.
In 2004, David began a personal journey of transformation. Over the next seven years, his faith and life totally re-centered as he began to see God as a Father and discovered love (Agape) as the foundation of the supernatural Kingdom of God. Emerging from this “wood shed to the tool shed” experience, David has answered a fresh call from God to “go find the three-time losers,” those who have been shamed, shunned or disenfranchised by the systems of religion, politics and commerce, and to tell them about a Kingdom where all are loved.
David is an exhorter, encourager and provoker. Working through Blood n Fire Ministries, The Agape Transformation, and FireCreek Mountain, he believes in the reality of a supernatural transformation that will, in fact, change a nation one person at a time. David is currently writing of these experiences and truths on “The Agape Transformation” blog site.
He also has written two series: “Pondering the Journey” and “Kingdoms Clashing – The Inevitability of Change”; and the booklets “I want a Story,” “A Supernatural Language for a Supernatural Kingdom,” and “Twelve: Exploring Intimate Relationships.”
David has been married for the past 29 years to prophetic artist, Janice VanCronkhite (JVCArtworks). His son DJ is an accomplished creator of sounds and producer of billboard topping records, and leads Level 1 Studios-Atlanta and several of its labels, including FireCreek Music and SjelMusic.
August 1st, 2011 at 9:52 am
David, Love and miss you.
January 11th, 2012 at 4:29 pm
Dude, I love you!
March 27th, 2012 at 4:34 pm
Pastor David,Love you and miss you, Thanks