Over the course of his years as a senior pastor, Pastor John Hawco learned considerably the roles and responsibilities that come from being within the church. But as years passed, two truths stood out above the rest: spiritual warfare is real, unavoidable, and a significant part of life as a believer, and second, far too many Evangelical churches ignore or misunderstand it. In this episode, Pastor Hawco joins Garry Ingraham to explore why this topic matters so deeply and how Christians can become better equipped to recognize and engage in spiritual battles with wisdom, authority, and hope.

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Many Christians who struggle with sexual brokenness — whether it be related to same-sex attraction or not — grapple with not only the weight of their struggles, but the deep shame and self-hatred caused by it. Oftentimes, the lies and stories they tell themselves can more than outweigh anything the world might say. In this episode, Garry Ingraham and guest Jason Mellard discuss the power of the stories we tell ourselves, and the critical importance of recognizing the truth of God, even in our inner world.

Raised in a nominally Christian home, Ryan Haines entered his teens as a self-described atheist and near-hedonist. Gripped by a severe pornography addiction, he avoided real relationships, preferring porn over genuine connection. As a young adult, his addiction and cynicism spiraled—until Jesus intervened. In a powerful, life-changing encounter, Ryan surrendered to Christ and never returned to porn. Today, he ministers to the broken: from brothels and drug houses to the homeless and LGBTQ+ community. Join us for this bold story of redemption, freedom, and call to reach the lost.

In part two of this powerful interview, author Christine Sneeringer and Garry Ingraham continue their conversation, this time focusing on the often-overlooked issue of sexual brokenness among pastors and ministry leaders. They also dive into a candid discussion on the transgender movement, offering practical do's and don'ts for parents seeking to protect their children and navigate the insidious agenda and cultural pressures with both truth and strength.

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Christine Sneeringer grew up in a home that reinforced one message: being a woman is not safe. Being a woman means being abused and rendered powerless by men. Due to this, as she grew she chose to embrace her views on the dangers of men by becoming gay, as well as doing all she could to avoid Christianity— but Jesus had other plans. In part one of this two part interview, Christine tells her incredible story of not just redemption from fear of men, and hatred of Christianity, but transformation into a brand new, beautiful woman of God, crafted in his image.

Amidst the split within the United Methodist Church and the formation of the new Global Methodist Church, it quickly became clear that a new denomination wasn't enough. What does Jesus actually desire for His Church? What should the broken expect to find when they walk through its doors? And how can a church properly minister to those individuals in need? In this episode, Garry Ingraham and Bishop Carolyn Moore have an in-depth and thought-provoking conversation about these questions and the future of a Church that truly reflects God's heart.

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Though raised with Christian beliefs, Lisa Belt felt from an early age that something was off — like she should have been born a boy. Being a man didn’t just seem right; it felt safer. As she grew older, her gender dysphoria intensified, eventually leading her to begin transitioning as an adult. But even in the midst of it all, she couldn’t escape the pull of God who loved her. Through years of struggle and God’s patient grace, Lisa has come to embrace her true identity — as a woman, made in His image. Don’t miss this powerful testimony of redemption, restoration, and discovering one’s true identity in Christ alone.

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Daniel Mingo grew up feeling isolated from the world of men—a disconnection that only deepened after a traumautic sexual assault at age 13. In the years that followed, his struggles only worsened after feelings of same-sex attraction began rising up, confusing his faith in God. But in the midst of this double life, still struggling with hookups and hidden pain, Jesus showed up, teaching him to true meaning of surrender and forgiveness. Today Daniel runs a ministry helping men and women in similar circumstances facing the same battles he once did. Please join us for this incredible story of redemption, restoration, and freedom.

Garry Ingraham sits down with author James Lindsey, co-author of the groundbreaking book "The Queering of the American Child." What began as a research project into school and university curriculum quickly became a disturbing discovery: young, vulnerable children being targeted with a political and social agenda. Behind the lessons lies a disturbing anti-God agenda that all parents need to understand. Please join us for this enlightening and vital discussion!

In part two of last week's discussion, Keith Boyette and Garry Ingraham discuss the tragic but fascinating story of the United Methodist Church, the cracks in the integrity of upper leadership that festered for decades, and ultimately the schism over matters of sexuality and Biblical orthodoxy that resulted in the formation of the new denomination: the Global Methodist Church.

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