Albert was introduced to alcohol at just 7 years old, growing up in a home where drinking was normal and constant. Over time, that environment shaped his lifestyle — leading him to become a functioning alcoholic, able to maintain a steady job while consuming a case of beer a day.

For years, Albert never saw a problem. Until one day, he crossed paths with people battling addiction — and in helping them, God revealed his own bondage.

In this powerful episode, Albert shares how the Lord opened his eyes, broke the chains of alcoholism, and delivered him into true freedom. This is a raw, honest conversation for anyone who thinks, “I’ve got it under control.”

Raised in church and gifted in music, Ray June followed the sound of R&B until conviction began to challenge his comfort. After losing his cousin and wrestling with the direction of his music, he chose sanctification over success. This episode is about choosing conviction, obeying God, finding your true sound in Christ, and much more.

In this raw and transparent episode, Nate shares how he navigated the complexities of faith and doubt. He discusses the times he struggled with his condition and his feelings of frustration with God’s plan. Over time, however, Nate began to surrender his fears and uncertainties, saying, “I trust You with my family, my life, my condition, and the outcome.

Hope this episode is a blessing to any going through uncertain times in this life! Do it with Jesus🙏🏾🙌🏾

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In this episode, Denzil gets real about how pride, platform, and church culture can quietly destroy a person’s walk with God. He opens up about being celebrated for his talent but neglected as a person—known as “brother guitar” instead of a brother in Christ

He shared a story about the day a man pulled him aside after service and said,

“Your heart isn’t right — and you’re standing in front of a whole congregation.”

They removed him from his position on the spot. Denzil was furious… but he later realized God wasn’t punishing him — God was trying to rescue him.

Jazmin Allen grew up in deep pain — neglected by her mother, abused by a family member, and lost in confusion about her identity. The trauma led her down a path of trying to numb the pain with alcohol, drugs, and a new name — Jake.

But one day, hopeless and ready to end it all, she texted her aunt in desperation. What came next was a Holy Spirit–filled message that changed everything.

From suicidal thoughts to surrender, from broken identity to beginning a journey to know who she truly is in Christ — Jazmin’s story is raw, real, and proof that God’s love can reach anyone, anywhere.

🎧 Listen now to hear how the Most High took her from darkness to redemption.

Aleece Barnes grew up knowing about God but not truly knowing Him. From cussing and chasing distractions to learning how to delight herself in the Lord, her story is one of conviction, grace, and transformation. Tune in as Aleece shares how God called her back to Oklahoma, freed her from old habits, and taught her the beauty of walking closely with Him.

Johnny Hayes gave his life to Jesus as a young boy, recognizing the weight of eternity and the truth of the Gospel. But years later, hurt by church experiences, he doubted his salvation. In college, Christian community helped restore his faith, but he fell into a performance mindset, trying to earn spiritual growth — until he hit burnout.

Searching for identity, Johnny left it all behind and moved to Kansas, then Europe, chasing fulfillment in relationships, parties, and worldly success. But after losing everything, he found himself alone on a hill — crying out to God. That moment was a turning point.

This episode is about running from God, trying to earn His love, and how true grace found Johnny when he finally surrendered.

In this heartfelt episode of Stories of Redemption, Caleb Collins joins Preston and Dennis to talk about what it means to love Jesus, lead your family well, and praise God out loud—literally in the streets of OKC.

Caleb has been married for 3 years and opens up about the tough lessons marriage taught him, especially in that difficult first year. From unintentionally leaving his wife feeling isolated to humbling himself and asking his father for advice, Caleb shares how accountability and repentance helped him grow as a husband, father, and man of God.

He also talks about his powerful moment of surrender to Christ on graduation day—how one worship song cut through the noise of the world and brought him to his knees in tears. That moment changed everything. He stopped trying to live for two masters and started truly walking with the Lord.

We also dive into the call to homeschool, how God provided for that calling, and how our families are eternal investments in a world full of distractions. Caleb’s passion for worship extends beyond the church walls—he takes it to the streets of OKC with his acoustic guitar, bringing hope to strangers and sharing moments like praying with a woman named Noodle and her brother during hard times.

Caleb’s journey is real, relatable, and refreshing. From music to marriage to ministry, this is an episode full of wisdom, worship, and raw testimony.

Rashawn Copeland dives deeper into lessons God’s been teaching him—both in Colombia and right back home in OKC.

He shares how your past can be a great reference point, but it’s a terrible place to live. Instead, we’re called to become the kind of person we’ve always been searching for—a brother, a support, a light for others who are fighting the same battles we’ve faced.

Rashawn also breaks down a major difference he noticed between the church in Colombia and the church in the U.S.: there’s a deeper urgency abroad when it comes to eternity and the judgment to come.

This episode will challenge you to think bigger than today, because everything we do has a cost—whether it’s for Christ or for ourselves.

Tune in and enjoy the episode fam! 🎧

Obedience to God isn’t always easy—but it’s always worth it. Tune in as Rashawn Copeland shares how he and his wife, Denisse, followed God’s call to pack up their six young boys (all under six years old!) and move to Medellín, Colombia.

From the challenges of relocating a big family to seeing God’s hand move in incredible ways, Rashawn breaks down what it really means to step out in faith—no matter who agrees.

This episode is all about trust, sacrifice, and the blessings that come with saying “yes” to God.