After surviving septic shock and the amputation of both legs and both arms, Janet M. Yergler began the long work of rebuilding her life. In this heartfelt conversation, host Rebecca Wooten listens as Janet shares how illness, anxiety, betrayal, and grief reshaped her life—and how faith, family, and community helped her find a path forward.Janet reflects on returning to school and becoming a teacher, facing a devastating medical crisis, adapting to life with prosthetics, and navigating the end of a 43-year marriage. She speaks candidly about the pain of feeling unworthy, the support that helped her heal, and the ways prayer, worship, and serving others continue to ground her.She also shares how groups including Divorce Care, Grief Share, and Remedy helped her find connection and healing, and how she started Still Standing, an amputee support group. One especially moving moment comes as Janet recounts her baptism and the sense of welcome and renewal she experienced.Janet’s story is an honest reminder that healing takes time—and that even after unimaginable hardship, joy, connection, and purpose can grow again.

A cartel runner turned prison minister tells the story most people would never survive, let alone share. Christina reveals how addiction, trafficking, abuse, and unimaginable loss gave way to a life of radical forgiveness, and why the moment she faced her daughter’s killer changed everything. Raised in violence in Lubbock, Christina spent years chasing cocaine, running drugs and people across the border, and living with the constant threat of death. But the deepest transformation comes later, after the murder of her daughter and the decision that stopped a cycle of vengeance before it started. She takes you inside the grief, the rage, the temptation to retaliate, and the shocking encounter that brought her face to face with Gabriel, the man who killed her child.You'll hear Rebecca and Christina talk honestly about addiction, sobriety, relapse, recovery, and the brutal reality of prison ministry. Christina shares what it looks like to serve inside Texas units, how God uses broken lives to reach incarcerated women and men, and why forgiveness is not weakness but warfare. Rebecca also opens up about her own battles, creating a raw, unfiltered conversation about redemption, accountability, and the power of a changed life.

We break down:

• How Christina went from gang life and cartel trafficking to full-time ministry
• What really happened the day her daughter was murdered
• Why she chose forgiveness after planning retaliation
• The prison meeting that brought her face to face with Gabriel
• How prayer, obedience, and testimony are reaching inmates across multiple units

Christina is a prison minister with Freedom in Jesus who also serves alongside her husband. Rebecca Wooten is the host of Worthy of His Love, a real and unedited conversation series centered on recovery, faith, and transformation.If you need proof that no one is too far gone, this episode will wreck you in the best way. Perfect for anyone in recovery, anyone carrying grief, and anyone who needs to believe that God can still redeem what the world calls ruined.

A brutal addiction story becomes a powerful redemption story when Tyler Walker reveals how a life that looked completely wrecked was actually being redirected. From crystal meth, heroin, homelessness, and a motorcycle club to recovery, marriage, fatherhood, and ministry, this episode is for anyone who needs proof that no one is too far gone. Tyler shares how being rejected young in the LDS church, growing up without a dad, and chasing acceptance through drugs and chaos shaped years of self-destruction. But what makes this conversation unforgettable is the moment everything changes: a simple challenge to pray, make his bed, and surrender what he could not control. From there, the path starts to open in ways he never expected.You’ll discover:

• How Tyler’s addiction progressed from marijuana and pills to meth, heroin, and crack
• Why his first rehab attempt failed and what finally got through
• The role of recovery meetings, sponsorship, and the 12 steps in changing his life
• How a book, a camping trip, and one dying man helped break his spiritual resistance
• Why making amends to his absent father changed everything
• How sobriety led to a wife, a family, new siblings, and a restored life

Rebecca Wooten brings the heart of a recovery-centered conversation, creating space for honesty, faith, and the raw moments that matter most. Tyler Walker brings the lived experience of someone who has been to the bottom and rebuilt from there, with hard-won wisdom for anyone still stuck in shame, relapse, or hopelessness.This episode matters because Tyler’s story shows what happens when the cycle of pain finally stops repeating. If you’ve ever wondered whether God can restore a life that feels beyond repair, or if you love hearing real recovery stories with faith at the center, this one will stay with you long after it ends. Essential listening for anyone in recovery, anyone carrying generational wounds, and anyone who needs a reminder that surrender can become the start of everything.