Ryan Johnson is an author, prophetic voice, and itinerant minister whose ministry carries a clear mandate: to call the Church back to consecration, restore spiritual identity, and awaken believers to their Kingdom assignment. With nearly three decades of ministry experience, Ryan has become known for his uncompromising commitment to Scripture, his compassionate yet bold delivery, and his ability to articulate difficult truths with clarity, conviction, and grace.

Through seasons of personal testing, leadership challenges, and spiritual refinement, Ryan has developed a message that resonates deeply with believers seeking authentic transformation rather than religious performance. His teachings emphasize identity in Christ, healing from offense, visionary leadership, and the necessity of maturity within the Body of Christ. Rather than appealing to trends, Ryan’s ministry centers on biblical foundations, equipping leaders and believers to walk in discernment, spiritual authority, and lasting fruitfulness.

Ryan is the author of multiple books, including Illegitimacy: The Battle Over Your Identity, How to Contend for Your Miracle, Racism: The Church and The Nation, Visionary Leadership, and The Forge: 21-Day Men’s Devotional. His writings and insights have been featured through Charisma platforms, The Elijah List, Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural, and many other ministry outlets. His voice has reached audiences through national and international interviews and speaking engagements.

Today, Ryan’s focus is on writing, mentoring leaders, and traveling as a full-time itinerant minister, delivering messages that serve as both a refining fire and a prophetic invitation. His heart is to see believers strengthened in truth, regions awakened to revival, and the Church positioned to steward what God is building in this generation with wisdom, courage, and unwavering faith.

Ryan and his wife, Kristi, continue to serve together with a deep commitment to integrity, restoration, and helping others walk in freedom, alignment, and the fullness of their calling.