The Maine Wire
  • News
  • Commentary
  • The Blog
  • About
  • Support the Maine Wire
  • Store
Facebook Twitter Instagram
Trending News
  • Platner’s Polling Lead Continues to Shrink in New York Times/PPH Poll
  • SCOTUS Allows States to Count Ballots Received After Election Day
  • Treasury Drops Hammer on ex-Quontic Bank Mortgager Linked to Maine’s Chinese Cannabis Houses
  • As Trump Ends Biden-Era Immigration Programs, Will Maine’s Housing Market Finally See Relief?
  • Trump Says Falling Oil Prices Undercut Fears of Iran Conflict as Doha Meeting Looms
  • Clinton Farmers Collect Two Thirds of Signatures Required for Local Food Sovereignty Ordinance After State Officials Shut Down Their Farmstand
  • Sanford Police Aware of Video Appearing to Show Group Assaulting Older Man Near Number One Pond
  • Gang of Six 10-15-Year-Olds Broke Into Six Cars and 12 Storage Units and Stole Firearm in Bingham, Allegedly
Facebook Twitter Instagram
The Maine Wire
Tuesday, June 30
  • News
  • Commentary
  • The Blog
  • About
  • Support the Maine Wire
  • Store
The Maine Wire
Home » News » Blog » Rock Bottom Looks Different — Theo Von, Testimony & New Life | Pastor’s Office Ep. 10
Blog

Rock Bottom Looks Different — Theo Von, Testimony & New Life | Pastor’s Office Ep. 10

Travis CareyBy Travis CareyMay 8, 2026Updated:May 8, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
Facebook Twitter Email LinkedIn Reddit
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email

When Theo Von recently opened his Bible on his podcast and read John 5 — Jesus asking the lame man, “Do you want to be healed?” — he admitted on camera, “I think I want a new story.” In this episode, Pastor Travis and his wife Maddi react to that clip and respond with their own.

Maddi shares about growing up in church, falling into heroin addiction by nineteen, and the elderly stranger at a Tennessee gas station who handed her a tract titled “Can the dead really walk again?” just days before she finally surrendered to Christ. Travis recounts chasing corporate America, a brief stint in the Marine Corps, and the two nights he spent strung out in a van in Rialto, California before his twin brother bought him a bus ticket home to Maine.

Together they speak honestly about church hurt, identity built around sin and mental-health labels, the tension between “come as you are” and being transformed, and how God uses broken people on purpose. But they also speak directly to the listener whose rock bottom doesn’t look like a needle or a jail cell — the successful, the comfortable, the Theo Von types whose emptiness is just as real — pointing to Solomon, Avicii, Robin Williams, and the rich man and Lazarus as a reminder that the invitation of John 5 is still open.

🎧 Listen to The Pastor’s Office on audio:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0gLvNo4…

📺 Watch full episodes on YouTube: Subscribe here: @calvarychapelgreaterportland

🔔 Subscribe to stay connected.

Previous ArticleMilitary Spouses Fight the Battles That Follow Veterans Home
Next Article Raymond Woman Sustains Serious Injuries After Head-On Collision with School Bus
Travis Carey
  • Website

Latest News

As Trump Ends Biden-Era Immigration Programs, Will Maine’s Housing Market Finally See Relief?

June 29, 2026

Angry Ole Chellie Has A New Gambit – Regularly Posting Whiny Videos From The North Haven Ferry

June 28, 2026

Editorial: Stop the Gaslighting. The People Who Broke It Want Another Chance.

June 27, 2026

Comments are closed.

Recent News

SCOTUS Allows States to Count Ballots Received After Election Day

June 29, 2026

Treasury Drops Hammer on ex-Quontic Bank Mortgager Linked to Maine’s Chinese Cannabis Houses

June 29, 2026

Trump Says Falling Oil Prices Undercut Fears of Iran Conflict as Doha Meeting Looms

June 29, 2026

Clinton Farmers Collect Two Thirds of Signatures Required for Local Food Sovereignty Ordinance After State Officials Shut Down Their Farmstand

June 29, 2026

Sanford Police Aware of Video Appearing to Show Group Assaulting Older Man Near Number One Pond

June 29, 2026
Newsletter

News

  • News
  • Campaigns & Elections
  • Opinion & Commentary
  • Media Watch
  • Education
  • Media

Maine Wire

  • About the Maine Wire
  • Advertising
  • Contact Us
  • Submit Commentary
  • Complaints
  • Maine Policy Institute

Resources

  • Maine Legislature
  • Legislation Finder
  • Get the Newsletter
  • Maine Wire TV

Facebook Twitter Instagram Steam RSS
  • Post Office Box 7829, Portland, Maine 04112

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.