From Prison to the Pulpit - Pastor Peoples

from Tulsa Talks · host The Complete Piece Movement

in this powerful episode of Tulsa Talks, Pastor Peoples joins us to share his unforgettable transformation—from a 6x9 prison cell to leading a thriving church and discipleship movement in Tulsa. After five failed rehab attempts funded by his millionaire brother, one moment with Jesus in prison changed his life forever. Pastor Peoples walks us through how staying rooted in God’s Word, daily discipline, and discipleship—not just church attendance—build lasting recovery and spiritual growth. His testimony and mentorship model aligns with the 10 Stages of Life, showing how God's path leads from brokenness to completion: Humility: Hitting rock bottom and calling out to God in surrender. Redemption: Encountering Jesus and finding true deliverance. Power: Living free through daily connection to the Vine. Being: Refusing to be a hypocrite—walking out what you say you believe. Mercy: Mentoring others like Dominique with grace and truth. Abundance: Applying biblical principles to finances, health, and purpose. Witness: Letting your walk—not just your words—testify. Sovereignty: Trusting God’s timing over man’s solutions. Reconciliation: Healing families, restoring identity, and building others up. Completion: Discipling others and building a legacy through Going Hard for Christ Church. This isn’t just a recovery story—it’s a revival story. A movement of truth, love, and spiritual maturity that’s lifting communities and setting people free. 🎙️ Tulsa Talks – Real people. Real truth. Real transformation. 👉 Like, subscribe, and share if you believe change is possible through Christ. #TulsaTalks #FaithBasedRecovery #10StagesOfLife #CompletePeaceMovement #GoingHardForChrist #ChristianDiscipleship #TestimonyTuesday #SpiritualGrowth #ChurchInAction #FreedomThroughFaith #pastor #tulsa #tulsatalks #podcast Like and follow us on Facebook to hear more stories and engaging conversations https://www.facebook.com/share/1XVPhZeWgA/?mibextid=wwXIfrBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tulsa-talks--6590488/support.

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