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Jeremy McMillan
I was born in Mansfield Ohio in the summer of 1981. I tell people that I got to grow up in the best of both worlds, being an eighties baby and living through the culture shift that was bestowed upon us in the nineties and on; masculinity was still thriving in those days. My dad’s friends had mullets and drove lime green fast cars with no floorboards due to the rust factor of living in an artic winter type climate, the salt on the roads ate through everything. No one rolled the windows down to smoke Camel cigarettes, car seats didn’t exist, and the idea of utilizing seat belts infringed on your constitutional rights. I literally walked three miles to school each day and it was up hill both ways! That was a joke, I rode the school bus at my own risk to and from school for many years.
After graduating High School in 2001, I joined the Marine corps and spent eight years as an infantry man. In 2004 I deployed to the war in Afghanistan and in 2005 through 2006 I served in Iraq. I came from a Christian home; my mother taught my brother and I the Bible our entire lives to that point. I knew G-d existed, but I did not practice the religion that I was brought up in at that time. After serving in both conflicts, I spent my last three years of active service as an instructor at the school of Infantry. During that time, it became apparent that I did not adjust well coming home. My service in both theaters of operation had not ended once I left, my life was not the same. Alcoholism was about to take my life; I was in and out of the hospital and my health was deteriorating fast. I was at the lowest point of my life, my wife had taken my daughter and left me to my devise. After a night of drinking, I would have to stand at the kitchen sink asking G-d to not let me die and send me to hell. Even with that thought process, I could not stop drinking. In December of 2016, I went back home to Ohio and went to church with my mother. This encounter at this church was the starting point for my journey to find and serve the G-d of creation. At the time, I did not know that Christianity was false, I had just had a healing experience that I attributed to the Christian god. I went to Bible college and started a street ministry; I was a street preacher. In 2022, I left the church once I realized that the Christian concepts were not true.
I have been learning and following the seven universal laws ever since leaving the world of idol worship. I started a YouTube channel and named it: Called out of Edom. My hope was that the content I put out would bring people out of the Church. If I was willing to preach a false message on the streets to an unknown number of people, why wouldn’t I be willing to share the truth with as many people as I could. I do this within reason; in Christianity, you preach to people whether they like it or not. I believe that if someone does not want to hear what I have to say, I do not push it. Each one of us need to choose to serve the G-d of creation. I look forward to continuing to grow in knowledge and to continue to move closer in my relationship with the G-d of creation.
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