Ordinary People with Levi Steele

Ordinary People brings you real conversations with everyday individuals whose experiences will surprise, inspire, and motivate you. From moments of triumph to lessons learned through deep struggle, each episode uncovers the extraordinary in seemingly ordinary lives. No filters, and no lies—just real stories that feel personable and authentic. Tune in and discover the power of the human experience, one story at a time.

Ordinary People with Levi Steele is a society podcast hosted by Levi Steele, with 40 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Levi Steele hosts Ordinary People with Levi Steele, a society show with 40 episodes published.

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  From Rock Bottom to Redeemed | Bryce Dempsey #39

  Sep 29, 20261h 40m

  Bryce Dempsey's early childhood was full of love and stability, until his parents divorced when he was seven. With his mom working hard to hold the family together, Bryce went looking for belonging elsewhere and found it in the wrong crowd. What started as fitting in turned into years of drug use that pulled him further from the life he once knew. In this episode, Bryce opens up about those years, what rock bottom looked like for him, and the moment he surrendered his life to Jesus. He shares how God met him in his brokenness, what it has meant to rebuild his life on faith, and what following Christ looks like for him day by day. Whether you're walking through your own struggle or praying for someone who is, Bryce's story is a powerful reminder that no one is beyond the reach of God's grace.

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  Two Roads, One Redeemer | The Story of Austin and Kellie Adams #38

  Sep 22, 20261h 46m

  Austin and Kellie Adams came to faith from very different places. Kellie grew up in a loving, church-going family, doing all the right things on the outside while quietly living a secret life of sin. Austin grew up in a broken, dysfunctional home and spent years feeling like he had to prove his worth to everyone around him. On the surface, their stories couldn't look more different. But underneath, both were carrying something they couldn't fix on their own, and both found the same answer: real redemption and lasting freedom through Jesus. In this episode, Austin and Kellie open up about hiding, striving, shame, and grace. Whether you grew up in the church or far from it, whether you're keeping up appearances or still trying to earn your place, this conversation is a reminder that no one is too good or too far gone to need Jesus, and no one is out of reach of His love.

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  From the Cotton Mill to the Choir | Rocky Stubbs #37

  Sep 15, 20262h 30m

  Rocky Stubbs grew up in Williamson, Georgia, where childhood came with a time clock. While other kids were sleeping, he was working night shifts in the cotton mills to help provide for his family — then fighting to stay awake in class the next morning. That early education in responsibility shaped everything that followed. Rocky went on to spend his life in two callings that often overlapped: teaching students in the classroom and leading worship in churches across the years. In this conversation, he looks back on the hard seasons that formed him, the people who invested in him along the way, and why he believes discipleship — the slow, personal work of pouring into one life at a time — is the thing the church can't afford to neglect. A conversation about humble beginnings, long obedience, and the quiet work of building people up.

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  All In: Facing Culture, Standing Bold in Christ, and What Comes Next | Pastor Billy Smith #36

  Sep 8, 20262h 32m

  Pastor Billy Smith of Christ Chapel Community Church joins me to talk about LifeWise and Bible teaching during school hours, the biggest challenges facing American Christians today, why following Jesus means living sold out, and what's next for him as he prepares to step into a new ministry role

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  The Prognosis Was Death. The Verdict Was Life. | Kyle Garner #35

  Sep 1, 20261h 17m

  Kyle Garner was born at 26 weeks and given no chance of survival. Twenty-nine years later, he shares his story — and what it taught him about a God who still works miracles. Love the show? We want to hear from you. Email us at extrordinarystories2025@gmail.com Follow the show on social media: YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@officialordinarypeoplepodcast Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/officialordinarypeoplepodcast/⁠ Facebook:⁠https://www.facebook.com/share/1bXo6RiWsp/?mibextid=wwXIfr ⁠#ordinarypeople #christianpodcast #author #integrity #realconversations #purposedriven #lifeandfaith

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