A Spiritual Conversation With Emerson Fittipaldi 

Great testimony!!! May the Lord Keep using him to reach many people for Christ! God bless you Emerson!

A great car racer and a great friend of the legendary George Harrison.

Came here after watching Ray Comfort's video on George Harrison accepting Christ. This is such a blessing

You have to love Honest people. It blesses others

Started following Emerson in 1988. Still a fan. Was able to see him win 2x at Indy and Road America. Great inspiration in this video.

Its Fantastic to see the great champion, a special human being, a legend of the sport, talking about the power of Jesus, about salvation.

I had an opportunity to meet Emerson in a business event where we were both speakers and I was amazed to see how humble he is person.

The Lord is so good!!

Wonderful. Someone got through to George.

For what Emerson says about George Harrison, see 20:30 and about accepting Christ, 22:15.

Beautiful testimony Emerson! So glad for your recovery and most for your salvation. Thank for your in fluency on George Harrison also.

Amen to the Lord Jesus Christ, when you have the Lord Jesus Christ in your heart, you will have everything, and lack nothing, Amen.

I just discovered this video and am filled with tears through Emerson's testimony. Totally eye opening moment for me🙂

Amen brother.

God send Emerson to testify about Christ to George before he died....That's beutiful....by the way the song ...My sweet Lord was actually for Krishna the god of George before......

Wow

Thank God, Emerson mentioned George Harrison's acceptance of Jesus as Messiah before he died. The interview never even asked about him knowing that George used to worship krishna of the hindus. It is such a blessing to know that the song George dedicated to the false god of the hindus was rededicated to the One true God, the God of the Bible. God is truly merciful. See you, George, in heaven!

Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord" and released it in 1971 in praise of the Hindu god Krishna, intending the lyrics as a call to abandon religious differences through his blending of the Christian word 'hallelujah' with chants of "Hare Krishna" and Vedic prayer. I don't know why Emerson says @}22.35 that George was writing about Jesus unless he means that George PLAYED that song TO Jesus after his profession of faith. If so, I hope George didn't sing 'Hare Krishna' during THAT performance.