Get The Hell Out of Your Life
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So many people are stepping into 2026 carrying the weight of years that bruised them—disappointment, burnout, regret, and unanswered prayers. But here's the truth we forget: God is not a gatekeeper of shame. He's a Father of open doors. Grace isn't something we chase; it's something that chases us. The opportunities God brings aren't rewards for perfect faith—they're expressions of His r...
What if the parts of you that feel disqualified are exactly where Christmas begins? We sit with real questions from real people—about doubt, shame, loneliness, and whether God is angry—and respond with a clear, hopeful claim: grace moves first. Not the kind of grace that asks you to pretend, but the kind that meets you in the mess and won’t let go.
We unpack why the birth of Jesus is more than a nostalgic sce...
Winter brings more than candles and carols; it brings a question about light, place, and purpose. We walk the Feast of Dedication in John 10 where Jesus moves through Solomon’s Porch, then follow that light into the contested ground of the Temple Mount, the timing of October 7, and the long memory of names that tried to erase Israel. Jonathan Cahn’s teaching draws a straight line from Hanukkah’s rededication to today’...
What if the loudest voice in your head isn’t the truest one? We open with a hard look at leadership and loyalty, then move into a deeply personal story that redefines success, courage, and faith. Bonnie shares how early loss, caregiving, and four miscarriages shaped her life, and how a breaking-point prayer led to a lasting peace she didn’t think was possible. She explains how lies of worthlessness were exposed as spi...
What if your future isn’t determined by your last setback but by the wisdom you choose to seek today? We explore how faith can turn confusion into clarity and transform everyday choices into a life filled with peace, purpose, and courage. From identity to discipline, forgiveness to prayer, you’ll hear how aligning with God’s design helps you fail forward, embrace change, and protect your mind in a noisy world.
Holiday magic is better when it has a mission. We pull back the curtain on the Ron Myers Christmas City Gift Show and trace its unlikely rise from a post–Air Force leap of faith to a 42-year Gulf Coast tradition that funds ministries, lifts small businesses, and welcomes thousands into a thoughtfully designed shopping experience.
We start with the spark: a first-time event that proved ideas can move people, t...
What would you do if grief knocked the breath out of your life? We sit down with Janice, a military mom who lost her son Sean, an Air Force firefighter with a bright smile and stubborn independence, to suicide. Her story doesn’t end at the funeral. It turns—quietly, defiantly—into a mission: start real conversations, craft memorials that spark healing, and give people a safe place to say the hard parts out loud.
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What if the breakthrough you’ve been begging for arrives the moment you stop forcing it? We sit down with Rich, whose life swerved from a ladder fall and homelessness to a nationwide small business and a faith that feels lived-in, not performed. His turning point wasn’t a perfect plan—it was a stranger’s gas money, twenty-eight days of relentless work, and a decision to open his heart and let God lead. The result: Sim...
What if the dead end you’re staring at is actually a turn you’re meant to take? We open with Joshua 1:9 and move into a lived picture of courage through Julietta—a Gulf Coast stylist and street evangelist whose season of surrender cost her a home, a car, and savings, but gave her a clear identity and a relentless mission: be the hands and feet of love. She describes how small, precise provisions—discounted salon space...
A Jeep named Blasphemy idled outside a church he never meant to visit—and a single text pushed the door open. What followed wasn’t a lightning bolt but a slow, stubborn grace that met a former Luciferian in his grief, his doubts, and his need for peace. We sit down with Frederick to trace the path from fear-based power to a life anchored in Christ, including the moment he saw a cross “lit” that shouldn’t have been, th...
The assassination of Charlie Kirk has left many Christians reeling, wondering what it means for believers in an increasingly hostile culture. In this powerful conversation with apologist Jason Jimenez, we explore the profound legacy of a modern Christian martyr and what his death reveals about the state of faith in America today.
Jason shares intimate details about Charlie's unwavering commitment to the ...
The assassination of Charlie Kirk sent shockwaves through the Christian community, leaving many believers questioning why God would allow such darkness to prevail against someone who boldly proclaimed His truth. In this powerful episode, host Ron Myers welcomes author Paul Renfro to provide clarity on the spiritual warfare underlying such tragic events.
Renfro frames the conversation not as a simple battle be...
Are your thoughts holding you hostage? Discover the transformative power of taking control of your mind in this eye-opening episode. When we understand that our thought life is the beginning of everything else in our lives, we gain the key to lasting change.
World-renowned teacher Jonathan Cahn reveals profound insights about the Hebrew concept of "Rosh" (head) and how it represents the starting poi...
Scotty McLeod's powerful testimony unfolds like a masterclass in divine redemption. From the depths of addiction and homelessness to leading a ministry that transforms lives, his journey demonstrates how rock bottom can become the foundation for extraordinary purpose.
Growing up with a legacy of Southern Baptist preachers, Scotty's early commitment to faith at age ten eventually gave way to years of...
A chance assignment to photograph a homeless camp became a 35-year redemption story when photojournalist Ted Jackson stumbled upon Jackie Wallace sleeping under a New Orleans bridge. What seemed like an ordinary July day in 1990 transformed into an extraordinary journey when the homeless man uttered six words that would change both their lives forever: "You ought to do a story about me."
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Ever feel like your prayers hit the ceiling and bounce back? You're not alone. In this soul-stirring episode, host Ron Myers and his guest Mike unpack the transformative power of authentic prayer—not as a religious duty, but as a direct connection to the Creator of the universe.
Mike's journey from military service to prayer ministry reveals how honest communication with God creates supernatural pea...
Have you ever hit a slump? That feeling when motivation disappears, purpose seems distant, and getting out of bed feels like climbing a mountain? You're not alone.
This powerful conversation between Ron Myers and Tommy Letson—a former high-profile drug dealer once facing life plus 25 years who now works in Christian rehabilitation—emerged spontaneously when Ron made what seemed like a casual check-in cal...
What happens when your faith is tested in the crucible of combat? Greg Crosby discovered this firsthand during his three years in Iraq and Afghanistan, where he learned that indeed, "there are no atheists in foxholes."
Greg shares how his spiritual foundation was laid by a mother who embodied Christ's love and a father who served in Vietnam. When facing his own deployment with a disorganized un...
What happens when life leaves you feeling hopelessly behind? For Donna DiSalvo, losing her husband of nearly 30 years and becoming the sole provider for her family in her mid-50s forced her to confront this question head-on. The answer came through decades of personal journals filled with raw reflections and spiritual insights collected through life's highest peaks and lowest valleys.
On this powerful ep...
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