Today’s guest is living proof that life doesn’t shrink as you get older — it EXPANDS (sometimes with a passport, a crown, and Scripture memorized along the way 😅).

Kerry Damiano — aka Ms. World Traveler — has visited 130+ countries, all 50 states, designed her own clothes and jewelry, coached generations of pageant queens, and built a lasting legacy in the fashion and beauty industry… all while hiding God’s Word in her heart like a spiritual ninja. Honestly Kerry, you put the rest of us to shame — in the best way.

She’s bold, single, joy-filled, stylish, unafraid to start over (even after failed businesses), and now living financially free and fully alive. This episode is especially close to my heart because we dive into the big questions many in the beauty, fashion, and pageant world quietly wrestle with:

👉 Can a faithful Christ-follower compete in pageants and still honor the Lord?
👉 Is loving beauty and fashion sinful — or misunderstood?
👉 What happens when trust and obedience lead the way?

Spoiler alert: God is not afraid of beauty. He created it.

In this honest and joy-filled conversation, Kerry shares:

✨ Why she said yes to traveling the world — and how those 130+ countries shaped her faith, courage, and identity
✨ How business failure didn’t disqualify her — it refined her
✨ The freedom and fulfillment found in singleness, purpose, and adventure
✨ The biggest misconceptions about pageants (yes, even in Christian circles) — and the truth behind them
✨ A biblical response to verses often used to shame women for loving beauty, style, or femininity
✨ How Christian women can confidently honor God while competing, creating, and expressing beauty
✨ What pageants are really about once you peel back the clichés
✨ How Scripture, purpose, and ministry have anchored her life
✨ And a powerful reminder for anyone who feels it’s “too late” — it’s not

This episode is for the woman who loves Jesus and lipstick.
For the creative who’s been told to dim her light.
For the dreamer who buried her calling because fear got louder than faith.

Kerry reminds us that beauty and purpose can coexist, that loving fashion isn’t a sin, and that trust and obedience to God change everything. Walking with Him is not boring — it’s the greatest adventure you’ll ever live.

🎥 Follow Kerry’s world of glamour, grit, Scripture, and truth:👉 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ms.worldtraveler5897📸 Instagram: @kerrymsworldtraveler

If this episode encouraged you, please rate, review, and share it — you never know whose calling might be unlocked through your obedience!

There are people whose lives remind you that God is still writing wild, unexplainable, miraculous stories on the earth… and today, you’re about to meet one of them.

Byron Easterling has spent 46 years in ministry, logged over three million miles in the air, and stepped into more nations than most people will ever dream of. His life is full of stories — prison cells in Turkey, healings in Scotland, moments of danger, moments of glory, and the relentless goodness of God woven through every chapter.

What i love about Byron is this:
he doesn’t tell these stories to make himself look strong.
He tells them to make Jesus look faithful.

He reminds us that the same Jesus who healed the blind, raised the dead, and conquered sin, hell, and death…
is still moving today.
Still speaking.
Still breaking chains.
Still meeting ordinary people with extraordinary grace.

His life is a reminder that obedience is the foundation of everything, that miracles still happen, and that faith isn’t theory — it’s lived, walked, wrestled with, and trusted one brave step at a time.

May Byron’s stories awaken something deep in you —the courage to say yes again,the humility to listen again,and the boldness to believe God for more than what you’ve seen.

If today stirred your heart, don’t push it down.

God is inviting you into a bigger story.

In this episode, we walk through:

1. How did 46 years of ministry even begin — and how did God confirm the calling?

2. What moment broke Byron open the most… and how did God meet him there?

3. After decades of ministry across nations, what has surprised him most about how God speaks?

4. What would he say to skeptics who believe miracles only happened “back then”?

5. When did obedience cost him the most — and how did it transform his faith?

6. What would he tell believers who feel numb, weary, or like God is silent?

7. Which story from his upcoming “Curious Tales of a Common Man” series does the world need right now?

8. And after a lifetime of global ministry — what’s the one truth he wants every listener to carry?

Website: https://www.byroneasterling.comBooks: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Byron-Easterling/author/B00DM8NU2M

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Today’s episode is not a polished “how-to” on overcoming addiction. It’s a conversation about the fight — the real, gritty, in-the-middle fight — where Jesus steps into the mess long before we ever reach the finish line.

My guest, Hampig, founder of Turning Point Journey (turningpointjourney.com | IG: @turningpointjourney), knows firsthand what it means to battle addiction with Jesus, not after getting clean, not after hitting perfection — but right in the chaos of the struggle.

He doesn’t speak from theory. He speaks from trenches, relapse, grace, and the relentless love of a God who refuses to walk away.

In this episode, we talk about:

• What life looked like for Hampig before the turning point

• How he began letting God into the fight instead of hiding the fight from God

• The “middle space” — where you’re not who you used to be, but not free yet

• Showing up again after setbacks, slips, or slow progress

• Learning that grace is part of recovery, not evidence of failure

• How God rebuilds identity, trust, faith, and hope after addiction

• The kind of community a struggling person really needs

• What Hampig knows about God’s love now… that he didn’t understand before

• A message for the listener who’s ashamed, tired, or still hiding

This episode is for anyone who is fighting, falling, or getting back up again — anyone who thinks their mess disqualifies them from God’s love.

It doesn’t.

Jesus doesn’t wait for the story to be pretty.
He meets you in the middle of the chaos — and that’s where healing begins.

Today we are sitting down with Mr. Whiskey, preacher, comedian, podcaster, and author — not because he had it all figured out, but because God kept turning his pain into purpose.You're going to feel like sitting down with someone who’s lived a lot of life and isn’t afraid to talk about it.

Mr. Whiskey and i go straight into the stuff most people avoid. Growing up in chaos. Addiction. Violence. Religious wounds. Trying to find Jesus in the middle of pain that doesn’t let up. We talk about how those childhood hits still show up in adulthood, and what healing actually looks like when it isn’t pretty or fast.

We get into hidden addictions nobody likes to name, the difference between real faith and religious performance, and how to separate Jesus from the people who misrepresented Him. He opens up about suicide, PTSD, identity, and the pressure this generation carries — especially Gen Z — and why honest conversations matter more than ever.

We talk about abortion with transparency and compassion — how he supports women, not shames them, and what it looks like for men to show up with responsibility and courage.

We also dive into what he’s learned from all the people he’s interviewed — pilots, addicts, scientists, soldiers, artists, outcasts — people who’ve been through hell and didn’t stay stuck there.

And we talk about the next generation… how short attention spans are shaping us and why longform conversations still matter. How storytelling can slow you down, ground you, and make you feel human again.

We pray that this conversation will encourage you to slow down and see God’s fingerprints of beauty (yes even in your pain) in your own story.

Connect with Mr.Whiskey:

https://www.coupleonukes.com/

https://www.instagram.com/coupleonukes/

https://open.spotify.com/show/2oHPIsXcN6lKgGddS7YDBw

Most of us come to Jesus thinking life will finally make sense now—no more mess, no more emptiness, no more fighting the same battles we swore we’d never go back to.
But what happens when the war doesn’t stop after salvation? When you love Jesus deeply… yet still struggle, still fall short, still feel stuck in the same cycle of sin and shame?

Brad Church knows that war well.
He met Jesus when he was six years old—but years of doing all the “right Christian things” left him exhausted, striving, and secretly drowning in guilt and disappointment.

In this episode, we talk about that unseen battle—the one between what we know about God and what how we actually live our our faith in real life.

Brad reminds us that the war inside you doesn’t disqualify you—it’s proof that you belong to Him. Because the closer we get to Jesus, the more we see our own sins and brokenness… and yet, it’s there in the war zone where His love meets us most deeply.

If you’re tired of fake faith and religious masks—this one’s for you.

You’re not a lost cause. You’re just in the war zone where grace proves your faith is real. The Author hasn’t finished your story yet.

Read Brad’s book: The Stranger’s Conflict
Connect with Brad: bradchurch.comShare. Like. Follow

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What if your worth isn’t found in a wedding ring, a relationship status, or motherhood — but in Jesus alone?

In today’s raw and tear-stirring episode, I sit down with Peyton Naomi Leonard, a warrior of faith who has walked through fibromyalgia, depression, anxiety, OCD, DID (dissociative identity disorder), PTSD, and borderline personality disorder — and still clings to Jesus with everything she has.

This episode is for the woman who feels left out, unseen, forgotten, too broken, or “behind” in life.
It’s for the single Christian woman.
The married woman without kids.
The one who secretly wonders, “Am I less than? Am I missing something?”

Truth: You are not cursed. You are not incomplete.
Christ is your completeness. No husband, no child, no human love can fill the space only Jesus was made to fill.

We'll talk about:

• Peyton’s story through illness, mental health battles & trauma

• Why she didn’t give up on Jesus — even when everything hurt

• Singleness, loneliness, and the lie that “Married = More Worthy”

• Marriage without children — you’re not broken, you’re not failing

• Live song performance from Peyton at the end

• How Jesus meets us in the places no one else sees

  
  

  Final ReminderYou don’t need a husband to be whole.You don’t need a child to be valid.You don’t need the world’s approval to be enough.

  Jesus already calls you — Loved. Chosen. Complete.

  Resources Mentioned

• 📖 Hinds' Feet on High Places — Hannah Hurnard
  https://www.amazon.com/Hinds-Feet-High-Places-Engaging/dp/1496424670/

• 📖 Captivating: Unveiling the Mystery of a Woman’s Soul — John & Stasi Eldredge
  https://www.amazon.com/Captivating-Unveiling-Mystery-Womans-Soul/dp/1400225280/

  
  

  Connect with Peyton Naomi Leonard

• Website: http://peytonnaomileonard.com/

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peytonnaomileonard

This episode will wreck you in the best way — it’s raw, real, and overflowing with redemption.
Raised in Sikhism, Tweeny Randall hit rock bottom after betrayal and heartbreak left her spiraling in addiction, shame, and confusion. One night, in complete desperation, she cried out into the dark to a God she didn’t even know — “If You’re real, reveal Yourself to me.”
And He did. His name is Jesus.

What happened next could only be described as impossible.
The God who met her in the pit didn’t just rescue her — He transformed her.
He took her from an alcoholic, broken woman with no sense of worth to a bold, radiant daughter of God — free, forgiven, and filled with purpose.
Her marriage, once shattered by infidelity, became a miracle of healing. Her life, once ruled by addiction and shame, became living proof that Jesus still breaks chains and restores what the enemy tried to destroy.

We also dive deep into topics too often left unspoken in the Church — soul ties and generational curses. Are they real? How do they keep people spiritually stuck, and why do we need to talk about them more often? Tweeny breaks down the truth about spiritual bondage, deliverance, and the freedom that comes only through Jesus Christ.

If you’re struggling with broken trust, rejection, or cycles you can’t seem to break — this conversation will remind you that nothing is too far gone for God to redeem. There’s real power when you let Him step into your pain and rewrite your story.

💬 Connect with Tweeny Randall:
🌐 Website: www.tweenyrandall.com
📝 Read her blog on soul ties: Is an Ungodly Soul Tie Keeping You Stuck?
📖 Her Book: Nothing Broken, Nothing Missing – A True Story of Jesus’s Power, Giving Hope To Broken Marriages

https://a.co/5F9TwsQhttps://a.co/5F9TwsQ

📖Books:

Embracing The Father's Love by Jack Frost: https://a.co/d/6IDvmJP

Beloved by Francis Chan:

https://a.co/d/51dfu7L📱 Instagram: @dancing.with.jesus

🎧 Tune in October 29 at 6:33 AM PST — and get ready to see what redemption really looks like.
Because when Jesus steps in, nothing stays broken.

How do you keep living when you know someone you love is dying? 💔How do you hold on to hope when your world starts to crumble?

In this raw and deeply personal conversation, Rachel Kerr Schneider (@rachelkerrschneider) opens up about walking through anticipatory grief — and how Jesus met her there. Her story isn’t polished or easy. It’s real. It’s pain and peace coexisting. It’s the kind of faith that’s forged in tears, not theory.

Through her journey, God didn’t just comfort Rachel — He called her into ministry through her mourning. What the enemy meant to break her, God used to build healing for others.

✨ Hear more of Rachel’s heart and her work at ⁠spiritedprosperity.com⁠

🎧 Tune in to The Unspoken Podcast — where pain meets purpose, and stories like Rachel’s remind us that even in the darkest valleys, Jesus is still there.

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