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"Discover the transformative journey of Ryan McFadden, whose path twisted from the dazzle of Hollywood to the humble calling of Christian evangelism. This episode is a tapestry of tales, weaving the humor of a Valentine's Day adventure at Pala Casino Buffet with the introspection brought about by a committed prayer life. Ryan, with candid warmth, shares how the simple act of dedicating time to prayer and Bible study can shape your days and focus your purpose. You'll be amused by his throwback to a seventh-grade mixtape fiasco and inspired by the earnestness of his current endeavors."

Have you ever been in an uncomfortable situation? How did you respond? On this episode of WeLuvSanDiego, Ryan shares his story of being in an uncomfortable situation and the realization that God often has to make us uncomfortable or we would never move.

So many people today refuse to go to church, because they say, "they are not ready." What they’re saying is that they feel that God is going to take away their good times and they still want to "enjoy life" before turning over the keys to God. This couldn't be further from the truth as Jesus said, "I have come to give you life, and life more abundantly."


On Today's Show, Ryan tells us the story about being fooled into being someone's girlfriend, about dressing up in a full purple rayon button up shirt and shorts outfit and talks further about the misconception that God is a take not a giver.

Jesus said, "I have come so that you will know the Truth and the truth will set you free." On todays show, Ryan takes us on a journey from his many bad infomercial purchases, having a knife pulled on him by a magician at Disneyland and his viewpoint on salad's from Applebees. These topics and more share the idea that being rooted in God's truth is critical to navigating through the constant perception, deception that the devil tries to use, in order to knock us off course in our daily lives.

One of my favorite movies growing up were the Rocky movies. In Rocky 1 and 2, they were underdog stories as an improbable journeyman fighter, Rock gets a chance to fight the champion of the world, Apollo Creed. In Rocky 3 however, it's a "comeback" story, as Rocky is now a seasoned Champion and fights and loses to Clubber Lang. It looks like Rocky is past his prime and can never beat Clubber Lang, so he's faced with the decision, does he quit? Or does he stay in the fight and try to make a comeback?

How did 2023 go for you? How did you do on the goals (Resolutions) you set out to achieve in 2023? Like Rocky, are you faced with the decision to "quit" or make a comeback in 2023. We examine that question on today's WeLuvSanDiego show. Revealing the truth that will keep you in the fight!