My favorite guest is back.

In this episode of the Street Gospel Podcast, Malisa joins me for a conversation about marriage, growing old together, choosing faith over fear, and building a relationship that doesn’t just survive—but finishes well. We laugh, share a few stories, and talk honestly about what God has been teaching us through the different seasons of life.

One thing has become clearer with every passing year: life changes. Seasons come and go. Kids grow up. Careers shift. Dreams evolve. But when you strip everything else away, what really matters never changes—your walk with God, your marriage, your family, and the legacy you leave behind.

In this episode of Street Gospel Podcast, we sit down with Chris Jones @greasyrockandroller , a man whose past was marked by addiction, prison, violence, and hopelessness. Once a self-described satan worshiper, punk rock singer, white supremacist, drug addicted , and convict, Chris shares how destructive choices and addiction took hold of his life at an early age, convincing him that prison, drugs, and self-destruction were all his future had to offer.

But God had other plans.

Chris opens up about the life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ that transformed everything. What once seemed destined for tragedy became a story of redemption, restoration, and purpose. Today, Chris is a loving husband, devoted father, and compassionate pastor who spends his life serving others, whether they walk through the church doors or he meets them on the streets.

With honesty, humility, and gratitude, Chris reflects on the miracle of simply being alive and living a life he never thought possible. That gratitude fuels his passion to serve God, love people, and boldly share the message that Jesus is the answer.

And yes he still grabs the microphone and belts out some vocals along the way.

This is a powerful testimony of redemption, second chances, and the transforming power of the Gospel. You won’t want to miss it.

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In this powerful episode of the Street Gospel Podcast, we sit down with the “Chaplain of the Streets,” Dianna Delgado. Dianna shares her story of growing up in a broken home with a single mother, watching her brothers get pulled into gangs, addiction, and the struggles of street life. Through pain, loss, and hardship, she opens up about how she encountered God in the middle of it all — and how He transformed her life with purpose and hope.Now serving the streets of Montclair, California, Dianna ministers to the homeless, the addicted, and those who feel forgotten. She shares what it means to be the hands and feet of Jesus in some of the darkest places, and how God can use even our deepest wounds to bring healing to others and glory to Him.If you’ve ever wondered whether your past can have purpose, or if you want to be inspired to step out and make a difference in your city, this is an episode you do not want to miss. Powerful testimony, real conversations, and the hope of the Gospel — all this and more on the Street Gospel Podcast.#streetgospelpodcast #truestory #allgod #chaplainofthestreets #hope

In this episode, we sit down with UFC light heavyweight contender Dominick Reyes to dive into his journey from his humble upbringing in California’s High Desert and his roots in football, to how setbacks have shaped his mindset. We talk about the pursuit of the UFC belt, discovering purpose through family, and the life-changing encounter with Christ that followed a serious health scare. All this and more in a solid episode! LINK IN BIO!

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In this episode, we sit down and chop it up with @theaaronprager. We dive into his experiences as the adoptive son of @thedennisprager, the pressure of unrealistic expectations he placed on himself, his childhood absence of a relationship with God, the allure of alcohol and drugs, his encounters with all kinds of trouble, the moment he met his birth mother, and the pivotal realization that he was responsible for his own choices. He shares his journey to sobriety, purpose and how he is now living a life he couldn’t have imagined. Today, he is a grateful husband, father, and transformed individual dedicated to helping others.

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In this episode of the Street Gospel Podcast, we sit down with Kyle Quilausing, a former world-ranked junior golf prodigy who once competed against the best—including Tiger Woods. 

But what looked like a bright future quickly unraveled.

Kyle shares how addiction took hold of his life, leading him down a path of crime, landing him on Hawaii’s Most Wanted list and ultimately resulting in a 10-year prison sentence. 

Behind bars, everything changed.

In his darkest moments—isolated, broken, and at rock bottom—Kyle encountered God in a real way that transformed his life from the inside out. 

Today, he is no longer defined by his past. He now travels across the nation as a motivational speaker, sharing his testimony, his faith, and a message of hope to the next generation. 

#StreetGospelPodcast #KyleQuilausing #Testimony #JesusSaves #FromPrisonToPurpose #Redemption #Faith #ChristianPodcast #GodIsGood

In this episode, we sit down with Jesse Sanchez and hear a powerful testimony of transformation.

Jesse grew up in the streets of Desert Hot Springs, surrounded by poverty, chaos, and a lack of guidance. Searching for identity and control, he started his own gang, drawn in by violence and the lifestyle that came with it. What began as survival quickly turned into a path that led him deeper into trouble, with no clear way out.

Angry at God and blaming his circumstances, Jesse reached a breaking point. In a moment of desperation, he challenged God with a simple but bold prayer: “If You’re real… change me.”

God answered.

Today, Jesse is a pastor, a husband, and a father—serving and reaching people in the very streets he once ran.

In this episode of the Street Gospel Podcast, Sal Di Stefano reveals his journey from a strict belief in science and self-reliance to fully surrendering his life to Christ after a heartfelt, desperate prayer.

Not about religion. Not about tradition. Just a genuine moment of humility.

We discuss the process of rebuilding through discipline, getting fit, and establishing structure, as well as how easily fitness and self-improvement can become idols. Because even if you transform your body, you may still feel unfulfilled if your foundation is not solid.

This discussion centers on the transition from control to surrender, from ego to faith, and from pursuing gains to pursuing God.

If you've ever struggled with doubt, pride, or the conflict between logic and belief, this episode will certainly challenge you.

In this episode of the Street Gospel Podcast, we sit down with UFC lightweight contender Beneil Dariush for a real and honest conversation about faith, fighting, and full surrender.

Born in Iran and raised in the United States, Beneil grew up knowing about Christ—but it wasn’t until later in life that he truly gave his life to Jesus. Driven by a win-at-all-costs mentality, he rose through Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and into elite MMA, chasing victory, discipline, and success at the highest level.

Along the way, God began to shift his priorities—from chasing wins to walking in obedience. Today, Beneil is just as bold about his faith as he is in the cage.

This episode is a powerful testimony of what it looks like to lay everything down for Christ—no matter the cost.

In this episode, we sit down with Allan Walters, Youth & Young Adult Pastor at One & All Church, to talk about faith, purpose, and reaching the next generation.

Allan opens up about growing up in a tough home and how God used a coach who forced him to go to church to completely change his life. What started as resistance turned into transformation and the church became a place where he found community, confidence, and calling.

We dive into his passion for leading this generation to Christ, the challenges of youth and young adult ministry today, and why he chooses authenticity over approval, letting the chips fall where they may.