Episode 26 - Kyle Orth

Episode 30 - Tyler Vine

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2091527/open_sms] Episode 30 — Tyler Vine Tyler Vine moved all over the place as he grew up, he had godly parents and grandparents, and a loving father, but unfortunately when Tyler was young, his father was a drug dealer. Seeing the damage drug addiction caused in his parents lives and marriage, Tyler determined to never follow in his dad's footsteps. But when Tyler turned 11, he got high for the first time on pain pills. Tyler then continued on a downward spiral into harder drugs making him infamous in his small town and with law enforcement. In and out of jail constantly, Tyler seemed to be a lost cause. But then, God stepped in. Tyler now has a message for those he spent time with in prison. Support the show [https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/6WHSBAEG9T9WN] Story of Grace Prison Ministry with Evangelist Donna Sparks [https://www.donnasparks.com/prison-ministry.html]

Episode 29 - Hannah Barnett

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2091527/open_sms] Episode 29 — Hannah May Barnett Hannah May Barnett was born in a Christian home, and her grandfather was a pastor. She grew up in the church, and loved Jesus. But one day after church her parents informed her that they were getting a divorce. It was completely out of the blue, and Hannah was totally blindsided. Soon Hannah found herself using drugs, and in a homosexual relationship. Satan had totally attacked her identity. But God stepped in and poured out His love on her, and everything changed. We hope you enjoy this impactful testimony. Support the show [https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/6WHSBAEG9T9WN] Story of Grace Prison Ministry with Evangelist Donna Sparks [https://www.donnasparks.com/prison-ministry.html]

Episode 28 - Stephanie Vine

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2091527/open_sms] Episode 28 — Stephanie Vine Stephanie Vine began using marijuana and alcohol as a teen, and by the age of 15 she was using meth on a daily basis. Becoming pregnant in her twenties she attempted to sober up, but ended up losing custody of her son when he was 3 months old due to her continued drug abuse. Stephanie struggled for years in her addiction and eventually found herself pregnant again. This time she was determined to sober up. She fought hard but battled depression and soon realized she couldn't do it on her own. So she finally tried Jesus. After surrendering and giving her heart to God, for the first time she experienced peace and joy and soon she won custody of her son again. It seemed as if things were looking up, but was she now exempt from trials and tragedy? You'll be inspired by Stephanie's rollercoaster testimony. Support the show [https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/6WHSBAEG9T9WN] Story of Grace Prison Ministry with Evangelist Donna Sparks [https://www.donnasparks.com/prison-ministry.html]

Episode 27 - The Lundays

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2091527/open_sms] Episode 27 — The Lundays It's not often you get to hear a recovery story like this one. Today we sit down with Ken Lunday and his wife and daughter. You will hear how God miraculously saved him from the grips of drug addiction that was sure to end his life. It's an earthshaking reality of how drug addiction not only destroys the lives of the addict, but in turn negatively affects the lives of those closest to us. But God is the master of working things together for our good. He is able to heal all wounds and bring restoration to the most dire circumstances. I believe you will be touched by our interview with the Lunday Family today. Support the show [https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/6WHSBAEG9T9WN] Story of Grace Prison Ministry with Evangelist Donna Sparks [https://www.donnasparks.com/prison-ministry.html]

Episode 26 - Kyle Orth

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2091527/open_sms] Episode 26 — Kyle Hunter Kyle Orth was a danger to society. If he didn't like you, that was a bad thing. If he did like you, that was a different kind of bad thing. Because Kyle was strong, violent, had a broken moral compass, and did everything to the extreme, he was a threat. But he was also a top 1% salesperson. This meant he could talk anyone into doing anything. That proved to be extremely destructive. He spent half his life between the age of 14 and 34 incarcerated. When he was in prison, he was a threat - once beating a guard so badly that he earned himself months in "the hole." When he was out of prison, he was a threat - running a criminal enterprise, making big money as a car salesman, which allowed him to hide the other money he was making illegally. All that money was gas on fire. Kyle wasn't just destroying his own life. He was a flaming tornado of destruction, wiping out other people's lives. If you were already on a destructive path, he'd pour gas on that too. But then, God. Buckle up for this powerful testimony, and be on the lookout for Kyle's upcoming movie on Netflix! Support the show [https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/6WHSBAEG9T9WN] Story of Grace Prison Ministry with Evangelist Donna Sparks [https://www.donnasparks.com/prison-ministry.html]