There’s a hunger that comes with real faith.

In this episode, Derek shares what it feels like when your desire for God doesn’t shut off — even on the hard days. Even when you’re struggling. Even when it would be easier to back down.

We talk about: • Being hungry for God’s Word • Living in recovery and spirituality with conviction • Accepting responsibility in faith • Sharing the Gospel boldly • Inviting others into the journey

This conversation is an open door. If you have questions, reach out. If you need more details, we’re here.

We pray this reaches whoever needs it.

Amen.

What makes someone a leader people actually trust?

In this episode, the conversation centers on growth, accountability, and the kind of leadership that’s built through humility rather than fear. We talk honestly about why many men feel lost or stuck, how victim mentalities block transformation, and why responsibility is essential to becoming grounded and dependable.

Through faith-based perspective and lived experience, this episode challenges the idea that leadership is about control or image. Instead, it highlights integrity, consistency, and a willingness to keep learning — even when it’s uncomfortable.

This episode is for anyone seeking purpose, character, and real change, especially those rebuilding after failure, addiction, or broken foundations.

Pulled From the Fire tells the true story of a life that should have ended in tragedy — but didn’t.

Jordan shares his journey from severe childhood trauma, addiction, homelessness, and crime to recovery, restoration, and faith. This episode walks through the moments that shaped him, the decisions that nearly destroyed him, and the jail-cell prayer that marked the beginning of real change.

This is a testimony about God’s mercy showing up in places most people think are too dark, too late, or too broken to be redeemed.

If you’re struggling, rebuilding, or searching for proof that God still saves — this story is for you.