In this episode of The Saved Patriot Podcast, Jeremy sits down with Army veteran Ranger to talk about his journey through military service, life after the uniform, and the battles that don’t always show on the outside. Together, they discuss brotherhood, transition, faith, and finding purpose after the military. This honest and personal conversation is a reminder that no veteran walks alone and that there is always hope beyond the struggle.

Episode 4 Summary: When God Feels Silent
In this personal episode, Jeremy talks about the difficult seasons when prayers seem unanswered and God feels distant. Drawing from his own life and stories from the Bible, he reminds listeners that silence doesn’t mean God is gone. It’s often in those quiet moments that faith is strengthened and God is working behind the scenes.
Key message: God’s silence is not His absence.

In this episode of The Saved Patriot Podcast, Jeremy shares a personal message about shame, regret, and the truth that God doesn’t use perfect people—He uses broken ones. Through scripture, real-life reflection, and honest questions, this episode reminds listeners that their past doesn’t disqualify them from a meaningful future. God’s grace is bigger than any mistake, and your story still has purpose.

There are seasons in life when God feels close… and seasons when He feels distant. In this episode of The Saved Patriot Podcast, Jeremy talks about those quiet, difficult times when faith feels weak, prayers feel empty, and life feels heavy.
With a personal and honest message, this episode reminds listeners that just because God feels far away doesn’t mean He is. Through scripture, reflection, and real-life encouragement, Jeremy shares how to stay grounded in faith even when emotions say otherwise.
If you’ve ever felt spiritually tired, confused, or alone, this episode is for you.

In this first episode, I share who I am, why I started The Saved Patriot Podcast, and the real reason this show exists. This is a place for honest conversations about faith, life after service, mental health, and finding purpose again.