Unexpected Lessons Learned Behind Bars
I have been in and out of jail more times than I can count. The first few times were intimidating.
Ashley B. Collins is an author, speaker, and Bible teacher from Decatur, Alabama. She grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, where she was deeply influenced by the wisdom and leadership of Dr. Maxie Dunnam and Dr. Bill Bouknight at Christ Church Memphis. Ashley is married to Brent and is the proud mother of two children, Abby (20) and Hudson (17).
For more than fourteen years, Ashley has served in jail ministry, where she has witnessed firsthand God’s transforming grace. Her experiences behind bars inspired her to write her 31-day devotional, “But God: Stories of Hope and Grace from an Alabama Jail,” which pairs biblical truth with powerful stories of redemption and transformation.
Ashley is passionate about sharing the hope of the gospel through Bible teaching, speaking at churches, conferences, women’s events, retreats, and podcasts. She is available for speaking engagements and podcast interviews.
I have been in and out of jail more times than I can count. The first few times were intimidating.
Ashley B. Collins is an author, speaker, and Bible teacher from Decatur, Alabama. She grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, where she was deeply influenced by the wisdom and leadership of Dr. Maxie Dunnam and Dr. Bill Bouknight at Christ Church Memphis. Ashley is married to Brent and is the proud mother of two children, Abby (20) and Hudson (17).
For more than fourteen years, Ashley has served in jail ministry, where she has witnessed firsthand God’s transforming grace. Her experiences behind bars inspired her to write her 31-day devotional, “But God: Stories of Hope and Grace from an Alabama Jail,” which pairs biblical truth with powerful stories of redemption and transformation.
Ashley is passionate about sharing the hope of the gospel through Bible teaching, speaking at churches, conferences, women’s events, retreats, and podcasts. She is available for speaking engagements and podcast interviews.
I have been in and out of jail more times than I can count. The first few times were intimidating.