In this power-packed episode, John sits down with Christa Elisha to unpack her book Born for Battle—a field guide for strategic spiritual warfare and bloodline deliverance. We dive into Jesus’ supernatural worldview, why deliverance still matters, the hidden mechanics of Freemasonry oaths, “quantum” agreements of thought and speech, the Python spirit in pop culture, and how to identify and break family-line patterns that keep believers stuck. Practical, direct, and deeply hope-filled. Key takeaways - Deliverance isn’t fringe—it’s essential discipleship and part of the Gospel’s power. - Agreements (spoken or rehearsed in thought) can create legal footholds—truth and repentance break them. - Freemasonry rites mirror specific spiritual bondages that often manifest in families until renounced. - Look for repeating bloodline patterns (health, finance, relationships, premature death) and confront them with targeted prayer and deliverance. - Reform is shifting many toward table-centric, discipleship-first “new wineskin” expressions of church. If this helped you, follow, rate, and share the show. Support the show: talkswithgallagher.com Timestamps 03:12 Jesus’ worldview, Enoch, and confronting rebel powers 08:05 “State of the Union” & “intelligence briefing” vision behind the book 13:40 Freemasonry rites explained (oaths, symbols, degrees) and their effects 19:58 Queen of Heaven/Isis dynamics and marriage/family fallout 25:47 Thought loops, “quantum” agreements, and renewing the mind 31:22 Pop culture & the Python spirit (the Taylor Swift/Cassandra discussion) 37:55 Strategic intercession over regions: nets, altars, and authority 42:28 How to spot bloodline iniquity: 7 recurring patterns to watch 47:36 Medical/finance hits tied to Hermes & Masonic vows; caduceus note 52:10 Back/neck pain patterns vs. Masonic degree progression 56:33 Odin lore, serial-killer statistics, and ancestral worship echoes 1:02:05 Evangelism through deliverance—power demonstrations in Acts today 1:06:48 House church vs. Constantinian theater: the “new wineskin” 1:13:20 A word for John and a charge to reformers 1:17:10 Homework & next steps: renunciations, discipleship, and regional impact 1:20:30 Wrap, resources, and call to action Episode credits

Transformational strategist April Michelle Ball unpacks how to diagnose stagnation, redesign culture, and build ecosystems that actually scale. We cover the difference between “systems” and the frameworks that shape them, why frustration is a signal your framework is off, and how to lead multi-generational teams (Boomers ↔ Gen Z) with emotional intelligence, resilience, and confidence. April shares faith-driven principles for creating safe, culture-shaping spaces, integrating mental health, and staying agile amid megatrends like AI—treating technology as a tool that amplifies your values rather than replaces them. You’ll learn: - A simple definition of ecosystem leadership and how your roles coexist - How to spot the wall (frustration) and rebuild the right frameworks - Culture as an organization’s “personality”—and how to reshape it - Practical EI: read the room, set boundaries, and build trust - Leading across generations without losing your core values - Becoming agile: curiosity, parallel-industry mentors, and continuous learning If this helped you, follow, rate, and share the show. Support the show: talkswithgallagher.com

Australian commentator and ARC Podcast host Joel Jammal joins Talks with Gallagher for a candid, timely conversation on liberty, leadership, and how everyday people can actually move the needle. We compare the U.S. and Australian political landscapes, unpack the cultural aftershocks of Charlie Kirk’s passing, and talk practical steps—start local, strengthen your home and community, then scale your impact. Joel also shares insights on Australia’s digital ID debate, media failures during lockdowns, China–Taiwan tensions, immigration pressures, and why writing, mentoring, and relentless practice are non-negotiables for emerging leaders. In this episode you’ll hear: - Why free speech is the first battle—and how to defend it - The real work of civic engagement (school boards, councils, chapters) - Lessons from media abdication and crisis leadership - Australia–USA contrasts: parties, policy, and reform paths - Geopolitics in plain English: China, Taiwan, the Pacific, and the Middle East - Practical leadership advice for young men and new voices If this encouraged you, follow and share the show. Support: talkswithgallagher.com

Brand revivalist Latricia Morris, founder of Ox & Iron, joins Talks with Gallagher to unpack how clear identity, authentic messaging, and faith-filled leadership can transform a company. We dive into “identity systems,” defining your ideal client, building brand guidelines that actually convert (including a real $200K lead story), and why AI is powerful—but only when it amplifies human connection instead of replacing it. Latricia also shares how kingdom values guide pricing, client selection (including when to say “no”), and scaling with integrity. You’ll learn: - How to clarify your brand’s core identity and voice - A practical process for defining your ideal client (and speaking their language) - The right way to use AI in branding and content - Systems and milestones that keep creative projects on track - Faith-in-business principles for stewardship, growth, and legacy Connect with Latricia: oxeniron.co • thebrandrevivalist.com If this episode helped you, please follow, rate, and share. Support the show: talkswithgallagher.com