James “Rollah” Medina grew up as a member in his uncle’s church all his life. Rollah’s grandmother is a faithful Christian who would always take him to church. Though he was raised in the Word, during middle school Rollah put God in the back seat playing the game that we call church. His family never really knew the negative side of his life. Rollah would get into things that he wasn’t supposed to. He was your potential ‘bad kid’. God was important to Rollah, but only when he needed him. Around his eighth grade year, Rollah’s mother had experienced divorce. She was a very strong prayer warrior, and during this trial, she approached every situation with a positive attitude. She taught Rollah that no matter what he went through in life, if he just gave it to God, everything would be all right. Through his mother’s faithfulness, Rollah became serious about serving God. Seeing his mother go through one of the most trying times of her life, and still have joy, made Rollah finally believe that God could do all th