Forever Free Indeed!

Step 6: A Change of Heart

Not every “change of heart” is real change. Panic isn’t repentance. Regret isn’t surrender. In this powerful message, we unpack what it means to become entirely ready for God to remove our character defects, starting with a surrendered heart. Learn five practical steps to move from survival mode to true transformation. It’s time to stop managing the mess and start letting God do the heart work.

Testimony Night: Jackie Smith

After decades of addiction, abuse, grief, and control, Jackie Smith discovered true freedom by surrendering her life to Jesus. In this powerful and honest testimony, she shares how God rewrote her story — one step at a time. If you’ve ever felt too broken to be healed, Jackie’s story will remind you: there is hope, there is healing, and there is freedom in Christ.

Step 5: Turn the Corner

Confession is where healing begins, but repentance is where transformation takes root. In this episode, we explore what it means to not just admit you were going the wrong way, but to actually turn around. If you’re ready to move from honesty to action, from brokenness to breakthrough, this message will show you how to take the next step toward lasting freedom.

Step 5: Own It. Say It. Be Free.

Confession is where healing begins, but it’s not where the journey ends. In this message, we explore the power of repentance.  Repentance isn’t about shame…. it’s about change. It’s not just saying you’re off track. It’s choosing a new direction. If you’re ready to move from honesty to transformation, this message is for you. It’s time to turn the corner.

Testimony Night: Becky Brewer

Becky Brewer shares her journey of overcoming addiction through the power of Jesus Christ. With a deep passion for reaching women and men in need of hope, she does jail ministry, owns two faith based transitional living homes and travels across Arkansas to spread God's grace and healing. Becky has an inspiring story that encourages others to find freedom, value and purpose in Jesus Christ.