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Today we are sitting down with Mr. Whiskey, preacher, comedian, podcaster, and author — not because he had it all figured out, but because God kept turning his pain into purpose. You're going to feel like sitting down with someone who’s lived a lot of life and isn’t afraid to talk about it. Mr. Whiskey and i go straight into the stuff most people avoid. Growing up in chaos. Addiction. Violence. Religious wounds. Trying to find Jesus in the middle of pain that doesn’t let up.

Most of us come to Jesus thinking life will finally make sense now—no more mess, no more emptiness, no more fighting the same battles we swore we’d never go back to. But what happens when the war doesn’t stop after salvation? When you love Jesus deeply… yet still struggle, still fall short, still feel stuck in the same cycle of sin and shame? Brad Church knows that war well. He met Jesus when he was six years old—but years of doing all the “right Christian things” left him ex

What if your worth isn’t found in a wedding ring, a relationship status, or motherhood — but in Jesus alone? In today’s raw and tear-stirring episode, I sit down with Peyton Naomi Leonard , a warrior of faith who has walked through fibromyalgia, depression, anxiety, OCD, DID (dissociative identity disorder), PTSD, and borderline personality disorder  — and still clings to Jesus with everything she has. This episode is for the woman who feels left out, unseen, forgotten, too b

This episode will wreck you in the best way — it’s raw, real, and overflowing with redemption. Raised in Sikhism, Tweeny Randall  hit rock bottom after betrayal and heartbreak left her spiraling in addiction, shame, and confusion. One night, in complete desperation, she cried out into the dark to a God she didn’t even know — “If You’re real, reveal Yourself to me.” And He did. His name is Jesus. What happened next could only be described as impossible. The God who met her in

How do you keep living when you know someone you love is dying? 💔How do you hold on to hope when your world starts to crumble? In this raw and deeply personal conversation, Rachel Kerr Schneider  (@rachelkerrschneider) opens up about walking through anticipatory grief — and how Jesus met her there. Her story isn’t polished or easy. It’s real. It’s pain and peace coexisting. It’s the kind of faith that’s forged in tears, not theory. Through her journey, God didn’t just comfor

The Hidden Deception: What Yoga Doesn’t Tell You (with Dr. Laurette) If you’ve ever practiced yoga—or you’re still in that space—please don’t listen with shame. Listen with an open heart. God isn’t trying to take peace away from you; He’s trying to give you the real thing. But let’s stop sugarcoating it— yoga is not just stretching. It ’s a spiritual practice rooted in worshiping over 300 million Hindu gods. Every pose, every chant, every “namaste” is a physical offering— a b

Breaking Free from Porn & Sexual Addiction with Patrick Eilers Let’s be real—this one’s gonna hit deep. Porn and sexual addiction aren’t just “someone else’s problem.” They’re everywhere. Quietly wrecking relationships, confidence, and purpose. They thrive in silence, and they feed on shame. We scroll past it, joke about it, or pretend it doesn’t exist…but behind closed doors, it’s destroying lives. The truth is—you can’t heal what you keep hidden. And the enemy loves  when y

Today i sat down with Pastor Robert E. Jordan — a Navy veteran who’s lived through war, carried invisible scars, and still chose to step into ministry, counseling, writing, and even leading humanitarian work overseas. None of it came easy. But every step shows how God never wastes pain — Jesus takes what was meant to destroy us and uses it for something greater. Robert’s story is living proof that His redemption doesn’t just heal us, it multiplies through us. The fruit of bei

For years, people told me to forgive and forget.  They thought it was good advice, but those words kept me silent. They made me feel like my pain wasn’t worth mentioning, like my voice didn’t matter. so i swallowed it all, buried it, and tried to move on. But here’s the truth: forgiveness without honesty isn’t healing.  silence doesn’t make wounds disappear — it just makes them deeper. For a long time, i believed my story wasn’t worth telling. but God reminded me that no part