From Wrestling to Revival – The Dr. Daniel J. Britt Story

“I wasn’t born with a microphone in my hand—I picked it up after walking through fire.
I preach because I’ve bled. I lead because I’ve been lost.
And I teach because I know what it means to be silenced.
This isn’t about platform—it’s about purpose.
This isn’t performance—it’s prophetic.
I didn’t just find my voice. I fought for it.”
— Dr. Daniel J. Britt

Scroll Through the Journey:

The Wrestling:

Before the sermons, the coaching sessions, and the leadership training—there was the struggle.
Dr. Daniel J. Britt’s story begins with questions few dared to ask out loud. As a Black man navigating the intersection of faith, trauma, and cultural identity, he carried a weight that felt both personal and generational. A burden for a church that didn’t always see him. A love for a God who never left. A calling to make space for the broken, the bold, and the barely holding on.

The Revelation:

It was in the tension between church hurt and sacred hope that Dr. Britt’s voice emerged—not as a soundbite, but as a sound wave shaking the silence.
Rooted in pastoral psychology and prophetic tradition, he started preaching messages that didn’t dodge the hard stuff. He built spaces—pulpits, podcasts, and pages—where real talk and real healing collide. The result? A movement marked not by noise but by narrative—the stories that shift rooms and resurrect dreams.

The Resurrection:

Now serving as Co-Founder of Ebb & Flow Ventures and the prophetic pulse behind The Resurrection of Preaching, Dr. Britt is raising a new standard—where teaching meets testimony and fire meets formation.
He’s not just publishing books—he’s planting altars. Not just coaching leaders—but cultivating liberators. His work is a clarion call to the weary, the woke, and the willing: Preach again. Dream again. Live again.