When life fell apart, Serge D Rosa didn’t run—he surrendered. In this powerful episode of Tulsa Talks, Serge shares how losing everything led to discovering his true identity as a son, king, and servant in God’s kingdom. From theology to territory, from religion to relationship, this is faith in action. Serge’s story mirrors the TEN STAGES OF LIFE: HUMILITY – Brokenness brought surrender. No more pretending. No more blaming. REDEMPTION – “It wasn’t the devil—it was my stewardship.” His turnaround began with ownership. POWER – Understanding he was a king shifted everything—marriage, money, mindset. BEING – He doesn’t do ministry. He lives it—through rehab outreach, work, and daily love. MERCY – Judgment gave way to compassion. He saw others not by the flesh, but through the Spirit. ABUNDANCE – Debt vanished. Peace increased. Doors opened. Territory expanded. WITNESS – People now say, “When Serge prays, something happens.” He carries heaven into everyday places. SOVEREIGNTY – “God doesn’t want to build alone. He wants to build with you.” RECONCILIATION – He helps others take off the masks, stop striving, and return to union with God. COMPLETION – His greatest joy? Not the fruit, but the fellowship—walking in the garden again, side by side with God. 👇 Subscribe for unfiltered stories of faith, identity, and transformation. #tulsatalks #completepiecemovement #faithinaction #spiritualgrowth #identityinchrist #reconciliation #podcast #tulsatalks #tulsa

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In this thought-provoking episode of Tulsa Talks, Eric Thompson returns for a bold conversation on why churches are divided—and how we can come together as one body in Christ. We unpack the deep-rooted denominational fractures, misaligned focus, and theological pride that hinder the Church from walking in unity, power, and love. Eric shares how his perspective shifted from free will to God's sovereignty, and how that revelation helped him understand his role within the larger body of believers. Together, we explore what it means to live out the 10 Stages of Life as the Church: Humility: Letting go of pride and preference for the sake of unity. Redemption: Healing from church hurt and restoring broken relationships. Power: Moving forward with purpose through God’s Spirit, not division. Being: Embracing identity in Christ beyond denomination or doctrine. Mercy: Listening, understanding, and extending grace across beliefs. Abundance: Serving others through collective action, not competition. Witness: Living lives that attract, not repel, people from the Gospel. Sovereignty: Trusting God's plan to build His Church, not ours. Reconciliation: Bridging gaps between traditions, generations, and communities. Completion: Becoming the unified Church God intended—now, not later. From active listening to real collaboration, we challenge Christian leaders and believers to put aside differences and partner for God’s greater purpose. 🎙️ Tulsa Talks – Real people. Real truth. Real unity. 👉 Like, subscribe, and share if you believe the Church can rise together. #tulsatalks #churchunity #bodyofchrist #10stagesoflife #completepeacemovement #faith #christianity #kingdomwork #churchreform #spiritualgrowth #action

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From teenage heartbreak to spiritual resolve, Garrett Campbell shares his journey through his mother’s rare illness, and how faith, family, and music helped him walk a path of healing instead of despair. His story offers a powerful look at trusting God when the outcome doesn’t change—but you do. Garrett’s walk mirrors the TEN STAGES OF LIFE: HUMILITY – A smooth childhood was interrupted by sudden crisis—his mother never recovered from a simple flu. REDEMPTION – He faced helplessness, but didn’t turn away. He turned deeper into faith. POWER – Learning to drive, to help, to wait—it wasn’t easy, but it built resilience. BEING – He became a young man not defined by circumstance, but by calling. MERCY – Teaching music to kids and walking beside his mom taught him grace in action. ABUNDANCE – Instead of spiraling, he grew—singing, learning, serving, living with purpose. WITNESS – His music, his ministry, and his voice now carry a message of hope to others. SOVEREIGNTY – “Even when it doesn’t make sense—God’s hand is still there.” RECONCILIATION – He accepts what he can’t change, without resentment or retreat. COMPLETION – Garrett walks forward—not broken, but built—with love, faith, and vision for the next generation. 👇 Subscribe for stories of healing, identity, and radical transformation.

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Today on Tulsa Talks, we’re joined by Kelvin Batton, founder of the Oklahoma Center of Empowerment—an organization devoted to helping the homeless, formerly incarcerated, and veterans find stability, purpose, and hope. A veteran himself, Kelvin knows what it’s like to re-enter civilian life after service. From supporting mental health to rebuilding financial literacy, he offers more than resources—he offers relationship. This conversation dives deep into the realities of PTSD, addiction, financial trauma, and the powerful impact of simply showing up for people in crisis. He walks us through every stage of the 10 Stages of Life: Humility: Listening without judgment—understanding that anyone can end up homeless. Redemption: Helping people heal from trauma, addiction, and the pain of being forgotten. Power: Guiding others into employment, stability, and purpose. Being: Showing up with cocoa, coats, or conversation—whatever’s needed. Mercy: Serving the struggling without expecting anything in return. Abundance: Creating a one-stop hub to empower clients with direction and dignity. Witness: Being someone others can call at 3AM and say, “I need help.” Sovereignty: Trusting that small acts of service are part of God’s bigger plan. Reconciliation: Helping families reunite, rebuild, and say “thank you for saving my daughter.” Completion: Living as the peace he wants to see in the world—and helping others do the same. This episode is a masterclass in compassion, leadership, and what it looks like to really love your neighbor. https://ocoe.org/ 🎙️ Tulsa Talks – Real stories. Real transformation. Real community. 👉 Subscribe to discover your purpose and live passionately. #TulsaTalks #KelvinBatton #VeteransSupport #HomelessnessAwareness #CompletePeaceMovement #10StagesOfLife #OklahomaCenterOfEmpowerment #SecondChances #FinancialLiteracy #EmpowermentInAction

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From inner battles to relational breakthroughs, Joshua Lind opens up about the path to peace through self-awareness, thought control, and genuine connection. This episode dives deep into what it really means to love yourself—and how that love transforms how you navigate conflict with others. Joshua’s insight flows through the TEN STAGES OF LIFE: HUMILITY – “Can you really say you love others if you don’t love yourself first?” The journey begins with owning your inner world. REDEMPTION – From rigid religion to freedom, Joshua lets go of checklists and embraces grace-based growth. POWER – He speaks with strength, rooted not in control but in understanding, boundaries, and intentional living. BEING – No longer defined by past roles or titles, he embraces a new way of showing up in relationships. MERCY – Meditation, grace, and humor become tools for inner healing and relational restoration. ABUNDANCE – He shares space and peace with others, bringing calm to chaos by first being calm within. WITNESS – His wife, daughter, and friends experience the ripple effects of his internal resolution. SOVEREIGNTY – Life unfolds as it should. “It’s not happening to me—it’s happening for me.” RECONCILIATION – Real connection grows when we stop assigning blame and start offering understanding. COMPLETION – Joshua now walks in love, not performance—living out his belief that thoughts don’t define us unless we let them. 👇 Subscribe for stories of healing, identity, and radical transformation. #tulsatalks #conflictresolution #CompletePieceMovement #thoughtlife #innerpeace #selflove #podcast #tulsa

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Kurt Bennett joins Tulsa Talks to explain how setting realistic expectations transformed his emotional life, his relationships, and his sense of purpose. After years of frustration with unmet hopes, Kurt learned that managing expectations isn’t about lowering your standards—it’s about aligning your mindset with truth, grace, and God’s timing. Kurt’s insight aligns with the TEN STAGES OF LIFE: HUMILITY – He admits how unrealistic expectations led to unnecessary pain. REDEMPTION – Letting go of “shoulds” made space for peace and growth. POWER – He teaches others to shift their mindset and reclaim emotional freedom. BEING – Kurt now lives in awareness, responding instead of reacting. MERCY – He offers grace to others—because he’s learned to offer it to himself. ABUNDANCE – Peace, purpose, and clarity follow when expectations align with reality. WITNESS – His family, friends, and community see the difference in his presence. SOVEREIGNTY – He trusts that God is working—even when plans fall apart. RECONCILIATION – Kurt walks in restored connection with himself and others. COMPLETION – His message is simple but powerful: your expectations shape your life. 👇 Subscribe for more honest, healing conversations about mindset, growth, and transformation. #tulsatalks #CompletePieceMovement #emotionalhealth #mindsetshift #expectations #faithandgrowth #tulsa

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Today on Tulsa Talks, we sit down with former U.S. Congressman John Sullivan to talk about recovery, humility, and a renewed purpose beyond politics. John opens up about the very public battle with alcoholism that changed his life—and the transformation that followed. From serving in Congress to mentoring men in recovery, his story is one of redemption, service, and discovering God in unexpected places. This conversation offers a raw and honest glimpse into the journey through the 10 Stages of Life: Humility: Facing addiction in the public eye—and checking into rehab at the height of his career. Redemption: Finding healing and identity through the 12-step program and faith. Power: Using his influence not to climb, but to serve and uplift the most overlooked. Being: Discovering who he is beyond titles, status, or politics. Mercy: Offering support and compassion to those struggling on the margins. Abundance: Building a new life closer to home—with his grandchildren and community. Witness: Sharing the truth about recovery, regret, and hope without shame. Sovereignty: Trusting God's timing—even when life doesn’t follow your original plan. Reconciliation: Making amends and letting God restore what was lost. Completion: Living a life of quiet leadership, service, and second chances. This is more than a political conversation—it’s a call to remember that no one is too far gone and no community too broken to be healed. 🎙️ Tulsa Talks – Real stories. Real transformation. Real community. 👉 Subscribe to discover your purpose and live passionately.
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Today on Tulsa Talks, we sit down with Alan Miracle of the Abolitionist Movement—a man who refuses to soften the language around abortion. To him, it's not healthcare. It’s not “a choice.” It’s the state-sanctioned murder of the most vulnerable. In this bold and emotionally charged conversation, Alan shares his own heartbreak, his spiritual convictions, and his call to awaken the church and society to the full weight of what’s being tolerated. From his own child’s miscarriage to standing on the frontlines outside abortion clinics, Alan explains why love, truth, and justice must go hand-in-hand. He walks through every stage of the 10 Stages of Life: Humility: Admitting his own fear and silence in the past—and choosing boldness. Redemption: Grieving his own loss and responding with gospel-driven action. Power: Calling leaders to account, confronting policy with conviction. Being: Living integrated faith—father, provider, advocate, servant. Mercy: Offering love and forgiveness to post-abortive women. Abundance: Choosing purpose over comfort, spending his free time defending life. Witness: Refusing to stay silent when injustice becomes normalized. Sovereignty: Trusting God’s timing, not political convenience. Reconciliation: Extending grace to all, but not shying from truth. Completion: Praying for a culture where life is honored and protected from the womb. This isn’t about politics—it’s about people. It’s about the innocent. It’s about calling things what they are, and inviting redemption where it’s most needed. 🎙️ Tulsa Talks – Real stories. Real transformation. Real community. 👉 Subscribe to discover your purpose and live passionately. #TulsaTalks #AlanMiracle #AbolitionistMovement #EndAbortionNow #CallItWhatItIs #10StagesOfLife #CompletePeaceMovement #ChildSacrifice #JusticeAndMercy #LifeMatters

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Corey Martin returns to Tulsa Talks with a powerful message: lasting transformation begins with Awareness, Clarity, and Transformation—his ACT Framework. From being stuck in self-defeating habits to walking out of addiction and into purpose, Corey shares his personal journey and the practical process he now teaches others to live free, intentional lives. Whether you're facing addiction, fear, decision fatigue, or just that feeling of being “stuck,” Corey offers more than inspiration—he offers a roadmap to transformation. Corey's ACT journey reflects the TEN STAGES OF LIFE: HUMILITY – “I am the problem… but I’m also the solution.” Awareness begins the shift. REDEMPTION – He said goodbye to alcohol—and the former version of himself. POWER – Choosing new habits with intention, not perfection. BEING – Reclaiming identity beyond the bartender, beyond the beer. MERCY – Grace for the journey. Tears on the patio. A beer… as a farewell. ABUNDANCE – Playing music with more energy, connection, and clarity—without the mask. WITNESS – The world sees the real Corey now—and respects the light. SOVEREIGNTY – The right people will hear the message. It’s not about results. RECONCILIATION – Letting go of old friends without anger. Gaining new ones with purpose. COMPLETION – “I am one piece.” Fully present. Fully alive. Fully transformed. 👇 Subscribe for raw, honest stories of growth, identity, and practical tools for real change. #TulsaTalks #GetUnstuck #CompletePeaceMovement #ACTFramework #SobrietyStory #TransformationJourney #IAmOnePiece #MentalClarity #FaithAndRecovery

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In this powerful episode of Tulsa Talks, Dustin Bailey shares his incredible journey from addiction and homelessness to leadership, purpose, and family. His story mirrors the 10 Stages of Life—a transformation filled with pain, grace, and growth: Humility – Hitting rock bottom, detoxing in a trash can while being dehumanized. Redemption – A single phone call to a childhood friend begins the comeback. Power – Surviving ICU, making the choice to keep fighting. Being – Starting over with nothing but a chance to try again. Mercy – Given new life through recovery and community. Abundance – Rising into leadership, changing lives at a recovery center. Witness – Becoming living proof that healing is possible. Sovereignty – Standing tall, grounded in integrity and service. Reconciliation – Reuniting with his twin brother and discovering a 23-year-old daughter. Completion – A full-circle journey of faith, purpose, and legacy. Dustin’s story is not just about addiction—it's about the power of second chances, and the beauty that can emerge from brokenness. If you’re in any stage of life right now, this episode will remind you: transformation is possible. 🎧 Tune in, be inspired, and share this story with someone who needs it. #tulsatalks #recoveryjourney #stagesoflife #purpose #healing #addictionrecovery #legacy

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