"Growth is the beautiful evidence that you chose to climb when it would have been easier to stay at the base of the mountain. Keep climbing." - Chaplain David
When we think about jail ministry, what comes to mind? Is it just about visiting inmates, or is there a deeper, spiritual foundation that supports this compassionate outreach? I’ve often wondered about this myself. How does faith intersect with the justice system, and can jail ministry truly offer hope and transformation? Today, I want to share with you some heartfelt insights into faith-based jail ministries and how they align with biblical teachings. Let’s dive in together
When we think about hope, redemption, and second chances, faith often plays a powerful role. For those impacted by the justice system, whether individuals, families, or veterans, the journey toward healing can feel overwhelming. But what if faith-based jail ministries could be a beacon of light in that darkness? Today, I want to share with you why I believe these ministries are not only meaningful but deeply rooted in biblical teachings. Let’s explore this together. The Heart
We included 77 KJV scriptures to ensure this message stands on the solid rock of God's Word, not just our opinion. 2 Timothy 3:16 (KJV)
Have you ever hit a run of bad luck—a flat tire, a surprise bill—and immediately thought, "God is punishing me"? Stop looking over your shoulder! In this episode, Chaplain David dismantles the fear-based lies of religion and reveals a life-changing truth: God is a "One Direction" God. He doesn't have a switch that flips between Bless and Cur
