What happens after the prison doors open?

Bro. Kevin Willis has spent years involved in prison ministry, witnessing incredible revival—hundreds baptized, many receiving the Holy Ghost, lives transformed, and people experiencing the power of God.

But Bro. Willis has also witnessed another reality: for many men and women, getting out of prison is only the beginning of another difficult journey.

In this episode of He’s Not Done Yet, Bro. Willis shares firsthand experiences from prison ministry and the burden that grew as he watched people struggle to rebuild their lives after incarceration. From finding employment and stable housing to escaping destructive environments, the obstacles can leave people feeling as though there is no light at the end of the tunnel.

That burden eventually led to A Prodigal’s Path.

Bro. Willis shares the vision behind this new nonprofit and its planned two-year residential program for women coming out of incarceration—a different approach focused on changing culture, rebuilding lives, restoring hope, and creating a genuine path forward.

He also discusses the work of Nobody Like Jesus Ministries, the incredible doors opening to reach incarcerated individuals across the country, and the exciting developments already underway for A Prodigal’s Path.

This episode contains difficult stories, powerful testimonies, and an important reminder: there is more to someone’s story than where they’ve been.

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Sometimes it takes a while to discover the place God has prepared for you.

Sis. Candy Holmes joins Bro. Billy McDougal to share her testimony of how prayer, fasting, and a seemingly temporary opportunity led her to a calling that would shape decades of her life.

After nearly 30 different jobs, Sis. Candy began working at Calvary Academy in 1999 with what was supposed to be a six-week substitute teaching position. She had no idea that God was leading her into a place of purpose where she would teach, serve, lead, and impact generations of students and families.

Through the laughter, memories, and stories of the people who helped her along the way, Sis. Candy shares a simple truth she has seen proven again and again:

“Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above…” — James 1:17 KJV

We should work hard, set goals, and pursue what God has placed before us—but some of life’s greatest blessings are things we could never have planned for ourselves.

In Episode 211 of He’s Not Done Yet, be encouraged by a testimony of finding your place, trusting God’s direction, and recognizing the good and perfect gifts He has placed throughout your life.

Who you allow to influence you can change the direction of your life.

In Episode 210 of He’s Not Done Yet, Bro. Josh Alvarado shares his testimony of how surrounding himself with the right people helped change the direction of his walk with God.

There was a season when Josh was attending church but wasn’t praying, fasting, reading God’s Word, or pursuing God the way he knew he should. He found himself around the wrong influences and slowly becoming spiritually disconnected.

But things began to change when he started spending time with people who challenged him to become better.

Young people who prayed. Godly men who encouraged him. Mentors who prayed with him, corrected him, invested in him, and demonstrated what it looked like to serve God faithfully.

Those influences helped Josh move from simply attending church to actively pursuing God—praying, serving, participating in outreach, joining the Ambassador program, working with the tech team, and asking God, “What can I do more for You?”

Josh also shares an important truth: influence goes far beyond our friendships. The music we listen to, the things we watch, the books we read, the content on our phones, and the voices we consistently listen to can all influence us for good or for bad.

“Be not deceived: evil communications corrupt good manners.” — 1 Corinthians 15:33 KJV

This episode challenges us to examine the influences in our own lives:

Who are you surrounding yourself with? Are they helping you become who God has called you to be? And what kind of influence are you having on the people around you?

Your circle matters. Your influences matter. And He’s Not Done Yet.

Every life has a purpose—even when pain makes that purpose difficult to see.

In this episode of He’s Not Done Yet, Sis. Denise Perez shares her deeply personal testimony of faith, loss, grief, and discovering that God still had a purpose for her life.

After losing her son, Leighton, Sis. Perez entered one of the darkest seasons she had ever faced. For nearly two years, she found herself simply going through the motions. She continued going to church and work, but behind the scenes, she was struggling with grief, questions, and the feeling that the life and purpose she once knew were gone.

Then something began to change.

Through prayer, fasting, the Word of God, and a renewed commitment to seek Him, God began reminding her that her story wasn’t over. The pain she had endured could become a way to reach and encourage others who were hurting.

Today, Sis. Perez helps others navigate loss through Strength In The Journey, a grief class born in part from her own experience and her desire to help others find hope through their darkest seasons.

Throughout her testimony, Sis. Perez speaks honestly about questioning God, battling the thoughts that came with grief, and ultimately coming back to a truth she could stand on: God is still good, and He has not failed her.

Her story is a powerful reminder that pain does not erase purpose. Sometimes the very thing we never imagined we would have to walk through becomes part of how God uses our lives to reach someone else.

Every life has a purpose—and He’s Not Done Yet.

In Episode 208 of He's Not Done Yet, Bro. Blake Prince shares a heartfelt testimony of God's restoring love and faithfulness.

After years of struggling with shame, addiction, broken relationships, and believing he was beyond God's love, Blake made the decision to fully surrender his life to Christ. What followed was a remarkable journey of restoration. Through answered prayers, renewed purpose, restored family relationships, and God's unmistakable provision, he discovered that the Lord truly restores lives—piece by piece.

Throughout his journey, one verse became an anchor for his faith:

"For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end." — Jeremiah 29:11 (KJV)

If you've ever wondered whether God still has a plan for your life, or if you've felt like your past has disqualified you, this testimony will remind you that God's plans are always greater than your past.

Featuring: Bro. Blake Prince
Host: Bro. Billy McDougal

From a broken childhood surrounded by gangs, drugs, and violence to a life transformed by the mercy of God, Bro. Antonio Cruz shares a powerful testimony of redemption and the life-changing power of prayer.

In this episode, Bro. Cruz reflects on how a simple seed of faith planted by his grandmother led him to discover the truth of God's Word, receive the Holy Ghost, and build a lifelong foundation of prayer. Through every trial, season of waiting, and challenge, prayer became the inheritance that sustained him.

This inspiring conversation reminds us that prayer is more than a discipline—it's a spiritual inheritance worth cherishing and passing on to the next generation.

"Let's value the inheritance of prayer, because prayer is what's going to keep us through life's ups and downs."

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Growing up in a multi-generation Apostolic family, Bro. Thomas Seigrist witnessed God's power from an early age. But like many believers, his journey included seasons of struggle, doubt, and moments when he questioned whether God could still love him.

In this heartfelt conversation with Bro. Billy McDougal, Bro. Seigrist shares stories of miraculous healings, the restoration of his own life, the salvation of his father, and countless reminders of God's unfailing mercy.

No matter where you've been or what you've faced, this episode is a powerful testimony that God's mercy is still reaching, restoring, and calling people home.

"The Mercies of God" is a reminder that His grace is greater than our failures—and that He's not done yet.

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What does it truly mean to "walk in white" before God?

In Episode 205 of He's Not Done Yet, Bro. Dale Davis shares a heartfelt message rooted in Revelation 3, challenging believers to live lives of obedience, holiness, and perseverance. Through Scripture and personal testimony, he reflects on how God used one of the most difficult assignments of his life to transform his attitude, strengthen his faith, and teach him the importance of becoming an overcomer.

Whether you're facing an unexpected season, struggling with God's direction, or simply seeking a closer walk with Him, this episode offers biblical encouragement and practical wisdom that will challenge and inspire you.

"To him that overcometh..."

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Can someone ever wander too far from God?

In Episode 204 of He’s Not Done Yet, Bro. Billy McDougal sits down with Sis. Paula Corbitt as she shares a remarkable testimony of God’s relentless love, mercy, and faithfulness.

Growing up in a preacher’s home, Paula experienced the heartbreak of watching her parents leave the church and her family fall apart. Years later, while serving in the United States Air Force, she began a sincere search for truth that ultimately led her back to God and to the life-changing experience of receiving the Holy Ghost.

Throughout this episode, she shares how God ordered every step of her journey—from unexpected doors opening at exactly the right time to finding the church she would call home, meeting her husband, and witnessing one of the greatest miracles of her life as her mother received the Holy Ghost just one hour before entering eternity.

This testimony is a powerful reminder that no matter how far someone has wandered, God never stops calling His children home.

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What does it mean to truly make a name for yourself?

In Episode 203 of He’s Not Done Yet, Rev. Joel Motes shares a powerful message from Acts 19, challenging believers to pursue a life that is known—not for earthly recognition—but in the spiritual realm through prayer, holiness, and a close walk with God.

Drawing from Scripture and personal experiences in ministry, Rev. Motes explains how a consistent prayer life transforms individuals, strengthens churches, and creates an atmosphere where God can work miracles. While the world celebrates talent and achievement, God honors those who faithfully seek Him in prayer.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why prayer is the foundation of spiritual authority.
• What it means to be known in the spiritual realm.
• How ordinary believers can make an extraordinary impact through prayer.
• Why every church needs faithful prayer warriors.
• How a life of prayer prepares the way for revival.

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“The greatest impact you can make in God’s kingdom isn’t through talent—it’s through prayer.”