Vernon came to God after about a decade inside and has been living his life after release in peace.

The Innocent Project took interest in Vernon's case and through a long process proving Vernon's innocence, got him released. He leaned on God through the process and God didn't fail.

While in prison, Sean chiseled away at his reputation by first earning his GED, a proud moment. Seeking his education, Sean found change uncomfortable but he kept at it and has a success story to tell.

Sean describes himself as young and naive to the dangers of the street as they became normal, everyday life. It was 'keep it real or stand the pain,' in his survival mode. A spiritual battle raged around him which eventually led to a 40 year prison sentence and a 15 year plea.

The characteristics of God, His nature and attributes, are discussed by Pastors Chip, Tony and Raul.

There is a great deal of hopelessness in the world of incarceration. What can relieve the chaos in the mind of an unbeliever?  Pastors Chip Nelson, Tony Loeffler Sr. and Raul discuss the topic.

This is a teaching of who God is. What you believe can influence how you live the one life God gave you.

Why is it that we hurt the most --- the people we love the most? How do we learn to forgive ourselves? These are important questions that are asked daily and which need answers. The men discuss this important topic.

Life becomes real when the gate slams behind you. Reality means it's impossible to live in this world for free. The men discuss how to make yourself more employable, starting before a release date.

Oswald, Raul and Elmo have a discussion on how incarceration, correctional control, impacts family, friends and time spent with and without them.