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Moseley collins, the host of real christianity

Real Christianity with host, Moseley Collins, a personal injury attorney that is not only passionate about fighting for his clients, but he’s also very passionate about spreading the Gospel of Christ.

a little bit about the host

Moseley Collins has been happily married for over 24 years and now has six children, 21 grandchildren, and 4 great grandchildren! Family values are very important to him and those values are clear in the way he treats his team and his clients.

Moseley has been a personal injury attorney for over 40 years, representing catastrophically injured people in auto accidents as well as medical malpractice claims. While in private practice, Moseley also volunteered his time in the District Attorney’s Office and the Public Defender’s Office. In addition to those enriching experiences, he was the founding president of MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) in Santa Clara County and continues to support MADD financially. In addition to the organizations Moseley supports with his time and money, Moseley serves locally as a settlement Judge-Protem in the counties of Sacramento and El Dorado.

After forty years in business, you might have seen his advertisements on TV offering free Bibles. Moseley is not only passionate about fighting for his clients, but he’s also very passionate about spreading the Gospel of Christ. He has been a Christian since 1972, and proudly calls himself a Christian lawyer. He feels obligated to be bold for Christ in a way that we don’t see many other attorneys do. That is what led Moseley to start Christian Attorneys of America — an organization formed to encourage other Christian attorneys to be bold, glorify God, and serve their clients and communities well.

When not at the office or in court you can find Moseley preaching at local churches, teaching the Bible on the radio, and sponsoring Christian organizations and events.

While teaching the Bible and supporting the community are two of Moseley’s callings, he truly loves practicing law. It allows him to be there for others who are hurting and need help. While he can’t change what happened and can’t take away the pain, Moseley strives to offer a new hope — a better life — for his client family.