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  • #222 | Walking in the Holy Spirit: Spiritual Awakening & Hearing God’s Voice with Nate Turner

    #222 | Walking in the Holy Spirit: Spiritual Awakening & Hearing God’s Voice with Nate Turner
    Oct 31 2026
    What does it mean to walk in the Holy Spirit, hear God’s voice, and follow His leading in everyday life? John Gallagher welcomes Nate Turner, cofounder of TM Global Ministries in Glasgow, Scotland, for a conversation about spiritual awakening, prayer, and the courage to step out in faith. Nate shares how he and his wife, Megan, felt called to leave their life in the United States and pursue ministry in the United Kingdom. Through personal stories of transition, prophetic confirmation, and what he describes as healing and provision, he reflects on learning to trust God beyond familiar routines and comfortable circumstances. Together, John and Nate explore the connection between spiritual awakening and everyday obedience—from family decisions and workplace responsibilities to prayer gatherings and international ministry. Nate also shares his perspective on the church in America and the UK, emphasizing a deeper relationship with Jesus rather than simply maintaining religious routines. In this episode:Hearing God’s voice and discerning His direction through prayer and fastingFollowing the Holy Spirit through major life transitionsTrusting God with your family, calling, and futureThe fear of the Lord, surrender, and obediencePersonal testimonies of healing and provisionPrayer, intercession, and spiritual awakening in Scotland and beyondMoving beyond comfortable ChristianityMaking space to be still and listen to GodThe episode includes a prayer for listeners seeking spiritual renewal and a fuller life in the Holy Spirit, followed by practical encouragement to pause, listen, and make room for God amid everyday distraction.EPISODE TIMESTAMPS00:00 Introduction & Meet Nate Turner02:47 Nate’s Testimony & Journey with God06:24 When God Calls You Beyond Your Comfort Zone10:23 Prayer, Fasting & Confirming God’s Direction13:31 Navigating Transition with Faith & Obedience17:46 Trusting God with Your Family’s Future21:46 The Fear of the Lord & Surrender24:49 Following God’s Call to the UK30:43 A Healing Testimony That Shaped Nate’s Ministry34:04 Moving to Scotland & Launching TM Global Ministries36:10 Building a Ministry on Prayer & Intercession39:10 Nate’s Personal Testimony of Trusting God for Provision45:24 Prayer & Transformation in Everyday Life47:39 How Living in Europe Changed Nate’s Perspective50:12 Seeing Beyond Negative Headlines52:56 Moving Beyond Comfortable Christianity54:22 Spiritual Awakening & Putting God’s Kingdom First57:36 Walking in the Power of the Holy Spirit1:00:25 Prayer for Awakening, Healing & Surrender1:03:38 Connect with Nate & TM Global Ministries1:05:15 Hearing God’s Voice: Make Time to Listen1:07:21 Final Reflections & ClosingCONNECT & EXPLORENate Turner | TM Global Ministrieshttps://tmglobalministries.orgJohn Gallagher | Talks with Gallagherhttps://talkswithgallagher.comFollow Talks with Gallagher on your favorite podcast app for more conversations about faith, testimony, and life in Christ. If this episode encourages you, share it with someone navigating a season of transition or seeking a deeper relationship with God.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talks-with-gallagher--6106098/support.Visit talkswithgallagher.com for more information and support the future of this podcast. Want to be a guest on Talks with Gallagher? Send John Gallagher a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/talkswithgallagher
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    1 ora e 9 min
  • #221 | Waiting on Grace: 8 Years of Family Estrangement, Faith & Forgiveness with Rachel and Grace

    #221 | Waiting on Grace: 8 Years of Family Estrangement, Faith & Forgiveness with Rachel and Grace
    Oct 31 2026
    How do a mother and daughter reconnect after eight years of family estrangement? Rachel Inouye and her daughter, Grace Roetman, join John Gallagher on Talks with Gallagher to share the story behind their book, Waiting on Grace—and the faith, forgiveness, and vulnerability that helped them rebuild their relationship. Rachel, an author, speaker, and host of the real deal podcast, reflects on holding on to hope without knowing when she would hear from her daughter again. Grace shares her experience of isolation and emotional abuse, the turning point that helped her recognize controlling behavior, and the process of reclaiming her identity after divorce. Together, they recount the letter that reopened communication, their emotional reunion in Chicago, and the ongoing work of rebuilding trust. They also discuss how journaling, prayer, supportive community, and honest conversations shaped their healing. Plus, Grace shares an update on her recent marriage and what a loving, supportive relationship looks like in this new chapter of her life. At the heart of this conversation is hope: not only celebrating reconciliation, but also finding strength during the years when the outcome remains unknown. In this episode
    • Experiencing family estrangement from a mother’s and daughter’s perspectives
    • Recognizing manipulation, gaslighting, and isolation in a relationship
    • Rediscovering identity, autonomy, and joy after emotional abuse
    • Finding the courage to contact family after years apart
    • Extending forgiveness and rebuilding trust through vulnerability
    • The role of Christian faith, prayer, and community during difficult seasons
    Timestamps
    00:00 — Welcome and introducing Rachel and Grace
    01:55 — How Waiting on Grace began as a journal
    04:15 — “Meanwhile in Michigan”: Bringing two perspectives together
    08:35 — Unexpected reminders of home: “Thank you so much, Rachel”
    11:31 — Holding on to faith without knowing the outcome
    14:42 — Prayer, identity, and hope during family estrangement
    20:03 — Grace on isolation, fear, and struggling to recognize hope
    29:18 — The missed wedding that became a turning point
    35:34 — Writing the letter that reopened communication
    39:12 — A recorded prayer and the “heart surgery” connection
    43:27 — Reclaiming identity and autonomy after emotional abuse
    51:03 — Rachel remembers their reunion in Chicago
    56:21 — Grace remembers hugging her parents again
    1:00:20 — Rebuilding trust, acknowledging pain, and extending grace
    1:08:09 — Encouragement for strained and estranged families
    1:12:00 — Vulnerability and starting difficult conversations
    1:18:08 — Grace’s life today: Marriage and a new beginning
    1:24:38 — A wedding promise and her father’s role
    1:27:25 — Closing prayer for hope, healing, and reconciliation

    Connect with Rachel and explore Waiting on Gracehttps://rachelinouye.org/

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    https://youtube.com/live/QpoCILTP__A?feature=share

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    1 ora e 33 min
  • #220 | Primal Church: Rediscovering Christian Community with Dwight & Doe Kopp

    #220 | Primal Church: Rediscovering Christian Community with Dwight & Doe Kopp
    Oct 27 2026
    What if we inherited a version of church Jesus never intended? In this episode of Talks with Gallagher, John Gallagher welcomes Dwight and Doe Kopp, authors of Primal Church, to explore Christian community, authentic fellowship, and the difference between attending church and truly belonging. Drawing on their personal journey and their understanding of the New Testament, Dwight and Doe challenge a spectator approach to faith. They discuss what it means for every believer to participate, share spiritual gifts, and contribute to the life of the body of Christ. The conversation begins with a near-fatal carbon monoxide incident that became a powerful illustration in their book. From there, we explore their perspective on church history, Constantine, the Anabaptists, and the development of institutional Christianity before turning to practical questions about house churches, discipleship, and everyday relationships. At the heart of this episode is belonging: being known, making room for vulnerability, and learning to recognize what others bring to Christian community. In this conversation:
    • Moving from passive attendance to active participation.
    • Understanding koinonia, fellowship, and shared life.
    • Spiritual gifts and the priesthood of all believers.
    • Leadership that points people toward Christ rather than a personality.
    • Why changing the location of church does not automatically change its culture.
    • Including children and multiple generations in fellowship.
    • Starting small with meaningful relationships instead of another program.
    Whether you feel lonely at church, are exploring house church, or want deeper connections within your existing faith community, this episode offers questions to consider about discipleship, participation, and life together.

    Episode chapters

    00:00 Introduction: Rethinking church and belonging
    01:14 Meet Dwight and Doe Kopp
    03:03 The near-fatal incident behind the book’s opening
    06:18 Why they wrote Primal Church
    08:21 Church as people, not a building
    09:36 Their critique of the modern Western church
    12:19 Spectators vs. participants: The football analogy
    14:39 Spiritual gifts and “one another” fellowship
    18:52 The Anabaptists and every believer’s participation
    22:12 Persecution, house churches, and dependence on the Holy Spirit
    24:44 Leadership that keeps Christ central
    26:27 Their perspective on Constantine and institutional church
    37:49 Catholicism, sermons, and teaching one another
    40:30 How participation shapes your daily walk with God
    41:43 Honoring spiritual gifts in other believers
    44:23 Loneliness, vulnerability, and genuine belonging
    47:54 Children and multigenerational fellowship
    50:28 A vision for a mature body of Christ
    52:30 Prayer for belonging and deeper fellowship
    54:37 Finding community: Start small and rethink the culture
    56:42 Church as a lifestyle
    57:03 Where to find Primal Church and additional resources
    58:28 ClosingGuest links and resources

    Explore Primal Church, the podcast, and additional resources:
    https://primalchurch.org/

    Find Primal Church on Amazon:
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GQCVGQ34

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    59 min
  • #219 | From Addiction to Faith in Jesus: K.D. Suzanne’s Story of Redemption

    #219 | From Addiction to Faith in Jesus: K.D. Suzanne’s Story of Redemption
    Oct 17 2026
    What happens after you hit rock bottom—and what does it take to rebuild your life? Evangelist K.D. Suzanne joins John Gallagher on Talks with Gallagher to share her personal testimony of addiction, surviving abuse, and finding hope through a relationship with Jesus. As the founder of Tha Streetz Ministry, Suzanne has a heart for reaching people who feel broken, overlooked, or forgotten. In this conversation, she shares the encounter she describes as her turning point—and the ongoing process of learning to trust, receive grace, and move forward. “He said yes to me before I said yes to Him.” — K.D. SuzanneBeyond her testimony, we explore the role of mentorship and accountability, navigating wilderness seasons, and the moment she considered leaving ministry. Suzanne reflects on what helped her continue and how her experiences shaped her calling to serve others. In this episode, you’ll hear:
    • Her journey from addiction and brokenness to faith in Jesus
    • The difference between knowing about Jesus and knowing Him personally
    • Why transformation involves a process—not just a turning point
    • How mentorship, grace, and accountability supported her growth
    • Learning to trust after years in survival mode
    • Finding purpose when you feel ready to quit
    • The heart behind Tha Streetz Ministry and street evangelism
    Whether you’re exploring faith, navigating a difficult season, or looking for encouragement to keep going, this episode offers an honest conversation about second chances and finding purpose beyond your past.

    EPISODE TIMESTAMPS
    00:00—Introduction: Faith, second chances, and transformation
    01:28 — K.D. Suzanne’s testimony: Addiction and redemption
    02:51 — Growing up in church versus knowing Jesus personally
    03:12 — Surviving abuse and reaching a breaking point
    06:40 — Returning to church and running to the altar
    07:39 — “Just your heart”: Her turning-point encounter
    09:04 — Coming to God without having everything together
    12:46 — Mentorship, leadership, and grace
    14:47 — Why you can’t skip the process
    18:42 — Learning to trust after years in survival mode
    19:49 — The season she wanted to leave ministry
    22:00 — “Can you continue to say yes for me?”
    22:39 — Rediscovering identity and purpose
    26:55 — Street evangelism and serving people who are hurting
    28:36 — Closing reflections and looking toward part two

    ABOUT THE GUEST

    Evangelist K.D. Suzanne is the founder of Tha Streetz Ministry, a Colorado-based nonprofit focused on sharing the love of Jesus, discipling believers, and serving people who are hurting. She is also working on her first book, From Tha Streetz to Tha Crown.

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    Host: John Gallagher
    Guest: Evangelist K.D. Suzanne

    Ministry: Tha Streetz Ministry Content note: This episode includes personal accounts of domestic abuse, addiction, and suicide attempts. The guest shares her personal experiences and beliefs. This conversation is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health care.

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    30 min
  • #218 | Feeling Stuck? Small Decisions, Big Shifts with Chip Scholz

    #218 | Feeling Stuck? Small Decisions, Big Shifts with Chip Scholz
    Oct 17 2026
    Feeling Stuck? Small Decisions, Big Shifts with Chip Scholz What happens when the success you’ve been chasing no longer fits the life you want? On this episode of Talks with Gallagher, John Gallagher welcomes executive coach, storyteller, and author Chip Scholz for an honest conversation about navigating change, starting over, and finding purpose through the decisions we make every day. Drawing on his experiences with job loss, building a business, grief, and stroke recovery, Chip shares how he learned to stay flexible without losing his sense of direction. His message: failing at something doesn’t make you a failure—and meaningful change often starts smaller than you think. We explore his book, Small Decisions, Big Shifts: Navigating Life on Your Terms, and the Five C’s that guide his approach:
    • Context: Understand where you are.
    • Clarity: Know what you want.
    • Conditioning: Develop the mindset to move toward it.
    • Choice: Choose behaviors that support your direction.
    • Character: Follow through with personal accountability.
    Along the way, Chip explains what woodturning taught him about patience and leadership, why he coaches people from their strengths, and how his purpose statement—“I live to develop people”—has guided him for 25 years. Listen for a practical exercise near the end: If you woke up tomorrow and your situation were different, what’s one small thing you would notice? Whether you’re facing a career transition, rethinking success, or simply wondering what comes next, this conversation offers a grounded perspective on moving forward—one small decision at a time.

    IN THIS EPISODE
    • Staying flexible when life doesn’t follow your plans.
    • Separating failure from your identity.
    • Starting a business and rebuilding after a layoff.
    • The stories that influence how we interpret setbacks.
    • Leadership lessons from the woodturning workshop.
    • Turning the Five C’s into everyday action.
    • Finding purpose through your strengths and responsibilities.
    EPISODE TIMESTAMPS
    00:00 Introduction: When success no longer fits
    01:35 When life stops following the script
    04:46 Staying flexible: “Semper Gumby”
    06:06 Failing doesn’t make you a failure
    09:58 Turning a layoff into a new beginning
    12:46 Moving 2,500 miles and starting over
    15:09 Chip’s experience with stroke recovery
    16:35 How books and stories shape perspective
    19:13 The woodcutter’s wisdom: Blessing or curse?
    23:14 Negative thinking and internal dialogue
    26:00 Faith, fear, and core beliefs
    28:32 What woodturning teaches about leadership
    34:05 The story behind Small Decisions, Big Shifts
    37:30 Why big changes begin with small decisions
    40:03 The Five C’s explained
    42:04 Feeling stuck? Start with this question
    43:27 Coaching that builds on your strengths
    46:20 Finding purpose in everyday life
    49:34 Stay curious and flexible
    EXPLORE CHIP’S BOOK
    Small Decisions, Big Shifts: Navigating Life on Your Terms
    https://scholzandassociates.com/chips-books/

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    50 min
  • #217 | Beyond the Headlines: Kayla Dones on Journalism, Conviction & Building Something New

    #217 | Beyond the Headlines: Kayla Dones on Journalism, Conviction & Building Something New
    Oct 16 2026
    What happens when pursuing the truth changes not only how you see the world but also what you decide to build? Investigative journalist Kayla Dones, founder of Protagonist Network, joins John Gallagher on Talks with Gallagher for a conversation about independent journalism, personal conviction, and the experiences that shape who we become. Kayla shares her journey from local reporting to undercover assignments, working with whistleblowers, and building a media organization of her own. She reflects on the political and financial pressures she encountered, the demands of field reporting, and what it takes to stay grounded while pursuing difficult stories. The conversation also explores the founder’s challenge: turning a meaningful mission into a sustainable business. From assembling a network of journalists and production professionals to creating the infrastructure that supports their work, Kayla explains why passion alone isn’t enough.
    In this episode:
    • How Kayla found her way into investigative journalism.
    • Her approach to reporting beyond left-versus-right narratives.
    • Listening to whistleblowers and recognizing potential stories.
    • Her account of campaign-finance investigations involving ActBlue and WinRed.
    • The physical and emotional demands of undercover reporting.
    • Building Protagonist Network and supporting creative talent.
    • Asking political candidates questions beyond their talking points.
    • Why local journalism needs sustainable business models.
    • Resilience, compassion, and staying true to your values.
    At its heart, this is a conversation about conviction: how our experiences shape what we believe, how those beliefs guide our decisions, and what we choose to create in response.
    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction: The stories that shape us
    01:52 Introducing Protagonist Network
    03:40 How Kayla got into journalism
    06:17 Political bias and her approach to reporting
    09:48 Preparing the next generation of journalists
    11:17 Reporting experiences that shaped her
    14:53 Finding leads and listening to whistleblowers
    17:36 Her account of ActBlue and WinRed investigations
    21:44 Moving from problems to solutions
    23:59 Why she founded Protagonist Network
    28:27 Building a network for media professionals
    31:37 Her work on materials concerning Kurt Cobain’s death
    34:35 The demands of undercover journalism
    37:44 Mental health, preparation, and recovery
    39:51 Resilience, compassion, and personal values
    42:01 Midterms and local accountability
    44:10 Getting candidates beyond their talking points
    45:45 Would Kayla consider running for office?
    47:50 The future of independent and local journalism
    53:07 Media ownership and newsroom culture
    54:42 Final reflections

    Connect with Kayla, Learn more about Protagonist Network:
    https://protagonistnetwork.org/

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    56 min
  • #216 | Shennette Sparkes: Living With Lupus, Faith & Identity Beyond Illness

    #216 | Shennette Sparkes: Living With Lupus, Faith & Identity Beyond Illness
    Oct 13 2026
    What happens when you’re praying for healing but still waking up in pain? Author and Lupus advocate Shennette Sparkes shares how faith, family, and purpose have shaped her life with chronic illness.
    On this episode of Talks with Gallagher, John Gallagher welcomes Evangelist Shennette Sparkes for an honest conversation about living with Lupus, navigating changes in appearance, and finding confidence beyond a diagnosis.
    Shennette shares the story behind her book, The Story Behind the Story: Butterfly Warrior, including her experience receiving a Lupus diagnosis as a Division I college basketball player. She reflects on the fear and uncertainty she faced, the role of prayer in her daily life, and why being vulnerable with God and the people around her mattered.
    The conversation also explores marriage, motherhood, accepting support, and learning to rest without feeling the pressure to do everything. Shennette discusses her beliefs about healing and closes with a prayer for listeners.
    Topics include:
    • Living with Lupus and finding hope after diagnosis
    • The meaning behind “Butterfly Warrior”
    • Hair loss, appearance, self-esteem, and identity in Christ
    • Finding purpose without being defined by pain
    • Honest communication in marriage and family life
    • Accepting help and building a support system
    • Faith, prayer, and encouragement during difficult seasons
    For anyone navigating chronic illness—or supporting someone who is—this episode offers a personal testimony of resilience, faith, and the importance of not facing your struggles alone.
    EPISODE TIMESTAMPS
    00:00 Opening story: Lupus and college basketball
    01:23 Introduction: faith when life hurts
    04:24 The meaning of Butterfly Warrior
    07:48 Her book and becoming a Lupus advocate
    13:59 Faith, vulnerability, and uncertainty
    19:28 Appearance and confidence in Christ
    21:38 Finding purpose beyond pain
    26:33 Marriage, motherhood, and support
    28:26 Accepting help and learning to rest
    32:58 Encouragement for those facing chronic illness
    37:43 Prayer for healing and strength
    40:16 Books, ministry, and podcasts
    42:21 Advice to her younger self
    43:10 Be who God created you to be
    45:04 Closing and supporting the show
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    The Story Behind the Story: Butterfly Warrior:
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    HEALTH NOTE
    This episode shares personal experiences and religious beliefs. It is not medical advice or a promise of healing. Consult a qualified healthcare professional about diagnosis and treatment, and do not stop or change medication without medical guidance.


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    45 min
  • #215 | Gary Wayne: AI, Teraphim & the Days of Noah

    #215 | Gary Wayne: AI, Teraphim & the Days of Noah
    Oct 10 2026
    Is artificial intelligence just technology, or is there something older behind it?
    Author Gary Wayne (The Genesis 6 Conspiracy) joins host John Gallagher to connect AI, transhumanism, and the Days of Noah to ancient history and Bible prophecy. They also discuss his new prophetic thriller, The Opprimo Conspiracy: AI's Covenant with Babylon, co-authored with William Carmichael.
    Topics:
    • What "Opprimo" means and how the book came together
    • AI as "angelic intelligence"
    • The Days of Noah and the Olivet Discourse
    • Where end-times Babylon might be found
    • Transhumanism, demonic influence, and "daemon algorithms"
    • Teraphim, ancient talking idols, and the Image of the Beast
    • The real vs. counterfeit "flame" in the novel
    • Listener Q&A, sequels, and the audiobook
    Chapters:
    00:00 Welcome and opening question
    01:35 What "Opprimo" means
    09:40 Mystery schools and the Days of Noah
    21:55 AI safety and the demon question
    24:55 Where is Babylon?
    40:15 Daemon algorithms
    46:15 Transhumanism
    1:07:50 Teraphim and talking idols
    1:10:15 The Image of the Beast
    1:22:40 The two flames
    1:32:45 Listener Q&A
    1:45:30 Sequels, audiobook, and where to buy the book
    Links:
    Gary Wayne: https://genesis6conspiracy.com/
    Talks with Gallagher: https://www.gallagherjohn.com/
    Guest views are their own interpretation of scripture and current events.


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    1 ora e 54 min