On this episode of the All Things New Podcast, we sit down with Stephen King, frontman of Stephen King & the Off 61 Band, a Christian blues and Southern rock band deeply rooted in Mississippi’s Highway 61 heritage.

Stephen shares how faith, music, and redemption intersect in his life and ministry. Known for blending raw blues sounds with powerful Christian themes, the Off 61 Band carries the message of Christ into places traditional ministry often doesn’t reach.

This conversation dives into:

The meaning behind Highway 61 and its spiritual symbolism

Using blues and Southern rock to glorify God

Music as ministry and testimony

How Christ transforms lives and gives purpose beyond the past

Whether you’re a fan of blues music, Christian rock, or powerful testimonies of renewal, this episode reflects exactly what All Things New is about — “Behold, I make all things new.” (Revelation 21:5)

📌 Note: This Stephen King is a Christian musician — not the well-known author.

In this powerful episode of the All Things New Podcast, we sit down with Gwem McLaine as she shares her deeply personal journey of brokenness, healing, and transformation through Jesus Christ.

Gwem opens up about the struggles, pain, and life experiences that shaped her early years—walking through seasons of hurt, confusion, and searching for purpose. Through it all, she found that nothing in the world could truly fill the void she was experiencing.

Everything began to change when she encountered the love and truth of Jesus Christ.

In this episode, Gwem shares how God met her in her lowest moments, began healing her heart, restoring her identity, and leading her into a life of purpose. Her story is a powerful reminder that no matter how broken things may seem, God is able to redeem, restore, and make all things new.

This is a raw, honest, and hope-filled conversation about healing, identity, faith, and the transforming power of Jesus.

• Gwem’s early life and the struggles she faced

Gwem’s story highlights how deep emotional wounds can shape a person’s life—and how God is able to heal even the deepest pain.

A central theme in this episode is discovering true identity—not in the world, but in who God says you are.

Real change began when Gwem surrendered her life to Christ, allowing Him to transform her from the inside out.

What once felt like meaningless pain is now being used to help and encourage others walking through similar struggles.

No matter how broken your past may be, God can restore your life and give you a new identity, a new purpose, and a new future.

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Today on the All Things New Podcast, we sit down with Jimmie Nichols — Co-owner of GrabUOne Outfitters and a familiar face from “Mississippi Snake Grabbers” (CMT / streaming). We also talk about his background in law enforcement, including his leadership in training within the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics, and what he’s learned about community safety, prevention, and the real-world impact of addiction.

In this episode, we cover:

How “Mississippi Snake Grabbers” came together and what the show doesn’t show

Snake safety, common misconceptions, and what to do when you encounter one

What it’s like training law enforcement across the state

Lessons from the field: prevention, awareness, and hope for families

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In this powerful episode of the All Things New Podcast, we sit down with Amber Norsworthy, who shares her incredible journey from addiction, broken relationships, and losing custody of her children to complete transformation through Jesus Christ.

Amber grew up in a home impacted by alcoholism and struggled for years with identity, relationships, and substance abuse. After hitting rock bottom—sleeping on floors, losing her children, and facing the consequences of addiction—she entered rehab in 2014 and began a journey toward sobriety.

But sobriety alone was not the answer. Amber explains how her life truly changed when she surrendered fully to Jesus and allowed Him to restore her heart, her family, and her purpose.

Today Amber and her husband Tyler share their testimony, raise their children together, serve their community, and run a faith-based apparel brand called The Dying Breed Lifestyle—all while pointing people to the transforming power of Christ.

This episode is a raw and honest conversation about addiction, redemption, marriage, faith, and what it truly means to find identity in Jesus.

• Amber’s childhood growing up around alcoholism

Amber explains how addiction and broken relationships kept her searching for love and validation until she discovered that true identity comes from Christ alone.

Sobriety helped Amber stabilize her life, but true change came when she surrendered her life to Jesus.

Through faith, Amber experienced restoration in:

• motherhood

Amber and Tyler now use their testimony, business, and platform to encourage others struggling with addiction and brokenness.

“There is more grace in God than sin in you and me.”

This statement perfectly captures the message of hope in Amber’s testimony.

In today’s episode of the All Things New Podcast, we’re joined by Talon Page for a meaningful conversation centered on faith, family, and endurance.

Talon shares how staying rooted in Christ shapes the way he leads his family, faces challenges, and remains steady through seasons that require perseverance. This episode speaks directly to those who are learning how to endure with purpose, trust God through difficulty, and walk faithfully in everyday life.

If you’re navigating pressure, responsibility, or spiritual growth, this conversation will encourage you to stay the course and remember that through Christ, all things can be made new.

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All Things New Ministry is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your donation is tax-deductible and helps us bring the message of transformation through Christ to jails, recovery centers, and communities in need.

In this powerful episode of the All Things New Podcast, Damien and Aubrey sit down with Pastor James Twiner, a long-time mentor, pastor, and board member of All Things New Ministry. Pastor Twiner shares the incredible story of how his life changed forever after waking up in jail in 1969 and crying out to God for deliverance from addiction.

What began as a desperate prayer turned into more than five decades of ministry, including prison outreach, Celebrate Recovery, international missions in Cuba, and thousands of baptisms. Pastor Twiner’s story is a living testimony that Jesus still transforms lives and restores broken people.

This episode dives deep into recovery, spiritual identity in Christ, and why true healing comes through a relationship with Jesus—not just sobriety.

• Pastor James Twiner’s dramatic moment of surrender after waking up in jail in 1969

John 14:6 – “I am the way, the truth, and the life.”

Romans 8:29 – Being conformed to the image of Christ

2 Corinthians 5:17 – “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.”

Pastor Twiner has spent decades serving in:

• Jail and prison ministries

His heart has always been for the broken, the addicted, and the forgotten, reflecting the mission of All Things New.

Pastor Twiner reminds listeners that recovery alone cannot save a person—only Jesus can transform the heart.

“I’m not an alcoholic anymore. I’m a new creation in Christ.”

That message of redemption continues to change lives today.

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If this testimony encouraged you, please share this episode with someone who needs hope. Stories like this remind us that Jesus still makes all things new.

In today’s episode of the All Things New Podcast, we sit down with Sheriff Mike Lee of Scott County, Mississippi for an honest, faith-filled conversation about law enforcement, community safety, addiction, and the redeeming power of Jesus Christ.

Sheriff Lee shares his heart for the people of Scott County, the challenges facing law enforcement today, and why ministries inside the jail — like All Things New — are essential for breaking cycles and restoring lives.

In this episode we discuss:

The realities behind the badge

Addiction, brokenness, and the need for hope

How faith-based recovery changes lives

Why community and compassion must work hand in hand with justice

The role of the church in supporting the incarcerated and recently released

This conversation shines a light on how God is working in places many people never see — including inside the county jail.

📖 “Behold, I make all things new.” — Revelation 21:5

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We talk faith, justice, addiction, restoration, and how God is moving in the lives of the incarcerated and the men and women who serve our communities.

If you believe in second chances…

👉 You need to hear this one.

In this powerful episode of the All Things New Podcast, Scott Walters and Damien sit down with Cameron Fitzgerald, a welder from Mississippi whose life took a dramatic spiritual turn at age 31. Cameron shares how God relentlessly pursued him through friendships, a church invitation, and a life-changing message about the blood of Jesus.

What began as a reluctant visit to church eventually ignited a passion for Christ and helped spark a rapidly growing Men’s Alliance ministry, where men gather weekly for physical training, brotherhood, and powerful devotionals around a fire.

Cameron’s story is a reminder that faith isn’t about religion, appearances, or perfection—it’s about surrender, transformation, and living boldly for Jesus.

🔥 In This Episode You’ll Hear

Cameron’s upbringing in Florence, Mississippi and life before knowing Christ

The moment God used a sermon to confront the question: “Whose blood is above your door?”

How a men’s discipleship program called BetterMan helped ignite his faith

The origin and explosive growth of the Men’s Alliance ministry

Why men today are searching for brotherhood and purpose

The difference between condemnation and conviction in the Christian walk

Practical ways men can lead their families spiritually

Why reading Scripture daily changed Cameron’s life

Key Scriptures Discussed

Romans 8:1 – “There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.”

Isaiah 43:1-3 – God’s promise to walk with us through trials

Exodus 11–12 – The Passover and the power of the blood

Ephesians 6 – The Armor of God

Men’s Alliance Ministry

Men’s Alliance gatherings include:

• 30-minute physical workout

The group started with seven men and has grown to over fifty participants, drawing men from many churches and backgrounds.

📍 Meets Mondays at 6:30 PM in Peachtree / Crossroads area

Ministry Updates Mentioned

The All Things New team is currently working on:

Operation Family Blessing Toy Drive

Christmas outreach for hundreds of children

Gift bags for inmates and recovery programs

If you'd like to help support these efforts, please reach out.

Contact All Things New Ministry

Email: [email protected]

Aubrey Pridgen: (601) 940-7495

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Today on the All Things New Podcast, Scott Walters and Aubrey Pridgen sit down with Chaplain Michael Vasquez — a humble servant of Christ who ministers in jails across Leake County and the Jackson, Mississippi region. Michael is the founder of In Deed and Truth Prison Ministry, a partner in Fly Right Ministries, and a missionary who has shared the gospel in villages across Central America.

In this powerful conversation, Michael shares what God has taught him through prison ministry, international missions, family discipleship, and decades of walking with men who are broken, addicted, incarcerated, or forgotten. He reveals the incredible moments of redemption he’s witnessed behind bars and overseas — living proof that Jesus still makes “all things new.”

If you love testimonies, missions, restoration, and real-life ministry stories, this episode will bless your heart.

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What does it look like when faith moves beyond church walls and into prisons, schools, and communities?

Chip shares firsthand stories from the historic Rick Gage Crusade, where over 30,000 people gathered and 2,000+ made decisions for Christ, the largest movement of God in Mississippi since the Billy Graham crusades. We also dive into his journey of faith, lessons learned from building one of America’s most successful furniture businesses, and how biblical principles from Proverbs shaped his leadership and integrity.

This conversation goes deep into:

Evangelism in jails, prisons, and public schools

Reaching inner-city youth through mentorship

The power of simple gospel tools like the “God Coin” and FCA bracelets

Why unity in the Church matters now more than ever

Faith lived out in business, leadership, and everyday life

If you’ve ever wondered how God uses ordinary obedience to spark extraordinary impact, this episode will encourage, challenge, and inspire you.

📖 Scripture Highlights: John 10:10, Proverbs, The Great Commission

🎧 Listen, share, and help us spread the message of hope and restoration.