If Jesus already paid for everything… why are so many people still living stuck in the pit?

In this Easter episode of Pit to Purpose, Cody, Jordan, Joe, and Cam unpack the struggle of trying to earn what Jesus already paid for. Many people live in guilt, shame, and striving—checking boxes instead of truly surrendering. But real freedom isn’t earned… it’s received.

This conversation breaks down faith vs works, surrender vs control, and what it actually means to walk in transformation—not just talk about it. From Good Friday to the resurrection, this episode challenges how you see salvation, purpose, and your relationship with God.

You’ll also hear real, raw moments about doubt, prayer, evangelism, and how God works through imperfect people to change lives—one person at a time

If you’ve ever felt stuck in your faith or like you’re “not doing enough,” this episode is for you.

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Faith-based recovery, purpose in addiction recovery, and real transformation through Jesus Christ. In this episode, Craig Hill shares why sobriety isn’t enough and how to step into true freedom.

Pit to Purpose Podcast delivers real conversations on faith, addiction recovery, and discovering purpose after the pit. Hosted by Cody, Jordan, and Derek, this episode features Craig Hill—CEO of the Calgary Dream Centre and pastor of Imagine Church—sharing how purpose, brotherhood, and the Word of God lead to lasting transformation.

You’ll hear why people stay stuck, the difference between sobriety and true freedom, and how God uses your past to build your purpose.

Whether you’re battling addiction, searching for meaning, or rebuilding your life, this episode will challenge and inspire you.

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What does it really take for a man to surrender?

In this episode, we unpack the long and often painful road through addiction, control, pride, and self-reliance — and what finally brings someone to the end of themselves. This is an honest conversation about the internal battle most people never see.

For years, the answer feels like trying harder, doing more, and holding everything together. But eventually, that approach runs out. What follows is a deeper realization: real transformation doesn’t come from control — it comes from surrender.

We talk about the tension between wanting change and resisting it, the mental and emotional weight of addiction and broken patterns, and the moment when everything shifts.

This episode explores: • The illusion of control • Why surrender feels so difficult • The internal battle behind addiction and recovery • Faith, identity, and lasting transformation • What it means to truly let go

If you’ve ever felt stuck, exhausted from trying to fix things on your own, or unsure how to move forward — this conversation is for you.

There is a way through.

In Episode 9 of the Pit to Purpose Podcast, the guys dive into a battle most people never realize they’re fighting — the spiritual war happening beneath the surface of everyday life.

Temptation, addiction, doubt, fear, and unseen spiritual attacks can quietly shape our decisions and our future. But the Bible reminds us in Ephesians 6:12 that our real struggle isn’t against people — it’s against the unseen forces of darkness.

In this episode, the team talks honestly about spiritual warfare, faith, recovery, and how staying rooted in God helps us fight the battles we can’t see.

If you’ve ever felt like something deeper is going on in your life, this conversation will challenge you and encourage you.

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In this episode of Pit to Purpose, Cody, Derek, Jamayne, and Jordan have a raw conversation on gratitude, God’s restoration, and what sobriety really means in recovery.

We open with Joel 2:25 and explore the difference between redemption and restoration—how God can rebuild what addiction broke, and how “the years the locust ate” can still turn into purpose. We also get real about carrying consequences even while healing, rebuilding trust, and repairing relationships over time.

Then we tackle a controversial question: what is sobriety? We discuss abstinence, intention, “mind-altering vs impairing,” and why switching substances can keep the same bondage alive.

If you’re navigating recovery, wrestling with faith, or looking for hope that’s actually practical—this episode is for you.

Verse: Joel 2:25 — “I will restore to you the years the locust has eaten.”

There’s a hunger that comes with real faith.

In this episode, Derek shares what it feels like when your desire for God doesn’t shut off — even on the hard days. Even when you’re struggling. Even when it would be easier to back down.

We talk about: • Being hungry for God’s Word • Living in recovery and spirituality with conviction • Accepting responsibility in faith • Sharing the Gospel boldly • Inviting others into the journey

This conversation is an open door. If you have questions, reach out. If you need more details, we’re here.

We pray this reaches whoever needs it.

Amen.

What makes someone a leader people actually trust?

In this episode, the conversation centers on growth, accountability, and the kind of leadership that’s built through humility rather than fear. We talk honestly about why many men feel lost or stuck, how victim mentalities block transformation, and why responsibility is essential to becoming grounded and dependable.

Through faith-based perspective and lived experience, this episode challenges the idea that leadership is about control or image. Instead, it highlights integrity, consistency, and a willingness to keep learning — even when it’s uncomfortable.

This episode is for anyone seeking purpose, character, and real change, especially those rebuilding after failure, addiction, or broken foundations.

Pulled From the Fire tells the true story of a life that should have ended in tragedy — but didn’t.

Jordan shares his journey from severe childhood trauma, addiction, homelessness, and crime to recovery, restoration, and faith. This episode walks through the moments that shaped him, the decisions that nearly destroyed him, and the jail-cell prayer that marked the beginning of real change.

This is a testimony about God’s mercy showing up in places most people think are too dark, too late, or too broken to be redeemed.

If you’re struggling, rebuilding, or searching for proof that God still saves — this story is for you.