Oasis Ministry Radio

In this powerful broadcast sponsored by Oasis Radio Ministries, Brother Lonnie hosts a dynamic roundtable of four ex-offenders who are now walking in freedom, purpose, and faith. Broadcasting live to listeners across the Texas and federal prison systems—including the Carol Young, Beaumont, Bird, and Ferguson units—this episode is a beacon of hope for anyone sitting in a cell or struggling to find their way.

After a grounded reading of Psalm 121, these men strip away the pretense and share the raw, unfiltered truth about what it means to completely surrender your will to God.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

• The Jackhammer of Grace: How a life of material wealth and church attendance without true surrender led to a wake-up call behind bars, and a journey to becoming a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor.

• From Gladiator to Grace: Brother Mac shares his journey of serving 22 years after a prophetic high school prayer, detailing the heavy—but beautiful—reality of what happens when a man finally submits his will to a supreme being.

• The "Ravenous Lion" Tamed: Zach Miller delivers a gripping, dramatic testimony of hitting rock bottom, fighting a spirit of anger on the gym floor of the East Ham Unit, and the exact moment he finally felt the weight lift off his shoulders to walk like a champion.

• The Divine GPS: An impactful analogy on why trusting God is exactly like navigating with a GPS—He sees the wrecks, the traffic, and the roadblocks miles ahead that you can't see.

This episode is a living testament that God is no respecter of persons. Whether you are facing a short sentence or a life term, these men are living proof that there is more to life than just getting out of prison—it's about getting right with the One who holds the keys to true freedom.

Host: Brother Lonnie
Guests: Brother Nate Miller (Zach), Brother Mac, Brother Anthony, and Brother Lester.
Ministry Partner: Oasis Radio Ministries & Kingdom Keys Network

"Yesterday is a canceled check, and tomorrow is a promissory note. All we have is right now to live our best life for the Lord."

In this powerful episode of Oasis, Pastor Lonnie Provo welcomes listeners back to the airwaves after back-to-back weeks of down studio phone lines. Celebrating the restoration of the connection just in time for the holiday weekend, Pastor Lonnie opens the floor to family members, friends, and formerly incarcerated individuals calling in to lift up loved ones currently behind bars.

Key Highlights

• A Salute to Service: Standing on the eve of Memorial Day, Pastor Lonnie pauses to honor the service and sacrifice of the nation's military men and women. Reflecting on his own past, he shares how a wrong choice led him to prison instead of the armed forces—but expresses deep gratitude for how God used that exact path to bring him to salvation.

• Encouragement Across the Units: The studio lines buzz with moving testimonies and check-ins:

  • Ms. Bailey calls in with a message of enduring love and hope for her husband, Tyrese Young, at the federal unit.

  • Brother John Sessine celebrates nearly seven years of post-prison freedom, shares an exciting praise report about becoming a counselor for a homeless ministry, and honors his late father and uncle who served in the military.

  • Mama Nellie joins the program to read out the names of 15 expectant mothers inside the system who have bravely chosen life, including one mother, Zena, expecting twin boys.

  • Brother Mark calls in after completing a "32 flat" year sentence, sharing how living out Matthew 6:33 opened doors for an unexpected relocation to Lufkin, Texas, and brought a God-fearing woman into his life.

  • Ms. Andrea calls in to send her love and prayers to her husband, Carlos Turner, at Beaumont Medium.

• Protecting Your Vision: Drawing from his early days as a new believer serving a 25-year sentence on the Darrington Unit, Pastor Lonnie shares a critical lesson on spiritual privacy. He warns listeners to be careful about who they share their prayers and dreams with, recalling how an older inmate tried to speak doubt over his faith before God ultimately answered him.

• The Sovereign Release Date: Pastor Lonnie recounts a breathtaking, supernatural moment from his incarceration where God gave him a dream of an eagle, followed days later by a matching legal envelope. He details how he was miraculously allowed to sneak a peak at his own future prison release date on a parole officer's desk—proving that when you trust God completely, He will give you the peace and clarity to endure any timeline.

Closing Thought: The hardest part of doing time is knowing you are going to get out, but not knowing when. Turn off the negative voices, get into a good study Bible, and let the Word of God dwell in you richly. God already has the exact date of your breakthrough written down in His folder.

In this episode, Pastor Lonnie Provo delivers a powerful message of hope, reconciliation, and spiritual renewal tailored for incarcerated men and women, their families, and faithful listeners. Navigating technical difficulties with the studio phone lines, Pastor Lonnie uses the time to connect deeply with his audience through prayer, personal testimony, and scripture.

Key Highlights

• A Celebration of Life: Pastor Lonnie acknowledges a text from "Mama Nellie," sharing the blessing of 18 expectant mothers at a women's correctional unit who chose life despite facing insurmountable challenges.

• Confronting the Drug Crisis: The host addresses a heavy burden regarding the recent rise in prison suicides and drug overdoses, calling directly on "field ministers" inside the system to stand strong as ministers of the gospel and reclaim territory from the enemy.

• A Testimony of Deliverance: With profound vulnerability, Pastor Lonnie reflects on his own eight-and-a-half-year incarceration in the 1970s and 1980s. He openly discusses how surrendering his life to Jesus Christ instantly broke severe strongholds in his soul, specifically removing a deep-seated spirit of racism, hatred, and an inferiority complex.

• Scriptural Reflection:

  • Psalm 11: Exploring how King David trusted the Lord as his faithful defender during times of mortal fear.

  • Isaiah 40: Remembering that all nations are merely a drop in a bucket to a sovereign God.

  • Exodus 3 & 4: Diving into the calling of Moses, illustrating that the greatest lessons in leadership and holiness are not learned in the palaces of Egypt, but at the "backside of the desert."

Closing Thought: No matter the bondages of the past—whether anger, addiction, or prejudice—there is no sin too big for God. True transformation begins when we allow Him to crush our old nature and build a new foundation in Christ Jesus.

Celebrate Mother’s Day with Pastor Lonnie Provo on a brand-new Sunday broadcast of Oasis, sponsored by Oasis Radio Ministries. Tonight, Pastor Lonnie dedicates the program to honoring mothers, grandmothers, and expectant moms everywhere—including a special word of blessing, comfort, and affirmation for incarcerated mothers who are facing the extra challenge of being separated from their children.

The episode features a soulful musical tribute to mothers with the classic song "I Remember Mama," prompting reflections on childhood, old-school clotheslines, and the unmatched closeness of a mother's love. Pastor Lonnie also shares a powerful personal testimony from 1980 at the Darrington Unit, recounting how God sent a miraculous sign in the form of a bird to shatter his depression and remind him to keep pressing on. The broadcast concludes with an uplifting reading of Psalm 108 and a deep dive into the comforting, foundational promises of Isaiah chapter 40. Tune in for an evening of prayer, fond memories, and spiritual renewal.

Join Pastor Lionel Provo for another powerful and uplifting broadcast of Oasis, a beacon of hope presented by Jesus Redeem Ministries. In tonight's program, Pastor Lonnie shares a message of profound encouragement and protection from Isaiah chapter 43, reminding listeners that whether they are walking through deep waters or raging fires, the Lord is always with them.

The episode features deeply moving call-ins from family members and friends holding down the fort for loved ones behind bars, including Sister Monica, Mama Nellie, and Miss Andrea. Plus, hear a special praise report regarding a landmark Supreme Court case decision in Pennsylvania, and a triumphant testimony from Brother Javier, who returned to LeBlanc State Prison to minister on federal probation—proving that God always makes a way. Tune in for a powerful evening of community prayer, scriptural insight from Ecclesiastes, and messages of unwavering love and fidelity sent directly to those who need to hear them most.

In this powerful broadcast from Oasis Radio Ministries, Pastor Lonnie Provo delivers a message of radical honesty and spiritual renewal. Drawing inspiration from the late S.M. Lockridge’s legendary sermon, "It's Friday, but Sunday’s Coming," Pastor Lonnie reminds listeners that no matter how dark the "Friday" of their lives may seem—whether facing incarceration, racism, or personal failure—the resurrection power of "Sunday" is always on the horizon.

The episode features:

• A Personal Testimony of Transformation: Pastor Lonnie reflects on his journey from a life of deep-seated racism and hatred for the "white man's God" to finding clarity and boldness through the uncompromising preaching of Jimmy Swaggart.

• Unfiltered Conversations on Purity: In a moment of rare candor, Pastor Lonnie addresses the "unspoken strongholds" that plague believers behind bars and in the world, calling for a surrender of private sins to become effective witnesses for Christ.

• Community Support: Sister Monica and Ms. Andrea call in to share heartfelt messages of love and scripture with their husbands, Martin and Carlos. Mama Nellie joins from Kentucky to offer a community update and a call for prayer for those facing upcoming surgeries and personal tragedies.

• The Biblical Concept of "The Double": Exploring Isaiah 40, Pastor Lonnie explains the beautiful tradition of "doubling over" a debt skin—a powerful metaphor for how Jesus Christ took our spiritual bankruptcy, nailed it to the cross, and paid our indebtedness in full.

If you are seeking the strength to "wait upon the Lord" and bind yourself closer to His will, this episode offers the encouragement and the "boldness beyond compare" needed for the journey.

"They who wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength... they shall run and not be weary." — Isaiah 40:31

In this moving broadcast from Oasis Radio Ministries, Pastor Lonnie Provo opens the floor to a community leaning on faith during seasons of intense trial. Addressing those facing physical, financial, and spiritual challenges, Pastor Lonnie reminds listeners that while the enemy seeks to "steal, kill, and destroy" through discouragement and false teachings, the believer is an ambassador equipped with the gift of discernment and the power of the Holy Spirit.

The heart of this episode features raw, heartfelt calls from the "Oasis family":

• Sister Monica shares a powerful message of devotion to her incarcerated husband, Martin, and leads the community in a collective prayer for her mother-in-law, Emma.

• Ms. Andrea offers a beautiful testimony of love and salvation, speaking words of encouragement to her husband, Carlos.

• Mama Nellie returns after a season of illness to share a profound, poetic reading titled "Who Are You?", exploring why the "chosen ones" often face the fiercest battles and how a "pit" is often preparation for a divine assignment.

Pastor Lonnie concludes with a deep dive into Psalm 88, "The Cry of a Desperate Man." He challenges the common misconception that material success is a measure of faith, reminding us that God’s presence is a constant—even when we feel shut in by darkness or abandoned by friends. If you are feeling overwhelmed by life’s "spiritual fight," this episode serves as a reminder to stand still, wait for His leading, and trust the one who promised never to leave nor forsake you.

"If your presence go not with me, carry us not up hence." — Exodus 33:15

In this broadcast of Oasis Radio Ministries, Pastor Lonnie Provo returns after a brief absence due to a medical emergency involving his prosthetic leg. His return is marked by a deep sense of commitment to his listeners, particularly those currently incarcerated, whom he considers his primary mission field.

The program focuses on the themes of faith and obedience, grounded in the significance of Resurrection Sunday. Pastor Provo emphasizes the omnipotence of the "Godhead"—the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—asserting that God remains in control despite global turmoil, technological shifts like AI, or personal hardships.

Key Highlights

• Personal Testimony: Pastor Provo shares the physical challenges of his ministry and his history as a truck driver, using his experiences to bond with his audience.

• Community Support: The episode features moving calls from the community:

  • Monica Flores shares her devotion to her husband, Matthew, who was recently sentenced to 20 years. Her story serves as a testament to marital loyalty and faith during legal struggles.

  • Brother Mark, a former inmate of 32 years, calls in to share his successful transition back into society, his ministry to the marginalized, and his gratitude for the impact of Oasis Radio on his life.

• Scriptural Focus: The teaching centers on Isaiah 40:28–31, reminding listeners that while human strength is limited and "youth shall faint," those who wait upon the Lord will "renew their strength" and "mount up with wings as eagles."

• Intercessory Prayer: A significant portion of the program is dedicated to prayer for the sick, the grieving (specifically mentioning a friend, Donald McGee), and the expansion of the ministry into federal units in the Beaumont area.

The broadcast concludes with the beginning of a study on Noah and Moses, framing their lives as the ultimate examples of faith and obedience under pressure.

Note: This program airs LIVE from 10:00 PM to 12:00 AM specifically to reach those in prison during "rack up" time, providing spiritual nourishment when other distractions are silenced.