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What if the dead end you’re staring at is actually a turn you’re meant to take? We open with Joshua 1:9 and move into a lived picture of courage through Julietta—a Gulf Coast stylist and street evangelist whose season of surrender cost her a home, a car, and savings, but gave her a clear identity and a relentless mission: be the hands and feet of love. She describes how small, precise provisions—discounted salon space, a meal at the right moment, twenty dollars that showed up when it mattered—kept her moving as she shared Jesus in low places and reminded people they are seen.

We dig into identity, naming love as both calling and compass. Julietta speaks to church hurt, spiritual pushback, and the daily choice to repent, obey, and tell the truth. Her lens is simple: anything that isn’t love isn’t from God. That clarity turns opposition into training, fear into a cue to act, and scarcity into an invitation to trust. Ron adds a defining moment from years back—a tense encounter with a biker at a nightclub that pivoted on a quiet act of courage and a disarming sentence: God loves you. Months later, that seed mattered more than anyone knew.

The heartbeat here is practical hope. If you’re asking how to “get the hell out of your life,” we talk about trading control for surrender, using your everyday skills to serve, and choosing small acts of obedience before you feel brave. We end with a focused prayer for power, love, and a sound mind, and a reminder that your steps are ordered even when the map looks blank. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs courage today, and leave a review with the one moment that moved you most. Your story might be the next spark someone needs.

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