WE ARE COMING FOR THE DEAD
This is not a brand. It is a call. Christ standing in the gap between a holy God and a people who built their own Babel out of pride, dope, money, and shame.
Reverse the Rebellion is a Christian ministry providing faith-based outreach that feeds people on the streets, shares the Good News through discipleship, and stands with those facing addiction, incarceration, homelessness, trauma, and life-dominating struggles.
We collaborate with recovery programs, churches, and correctional facilities to put literature, life-skills education, and spiritual guidance in the hands of people who have been written off.
Teaching. Mentorship. Prayer. Video and written materials. Workshops. Prison outreach. Street cleanups. Community programs that actually show up. All of it for public benefit, not private gain. Every dollar raised goes to ministry operations, outreach expenses, and the people we serve.
Same chains. Same tower. Different century.
On one side: the old stones. Men hauling brick, stacking a name for themselves. On the other: the towers we know — signal, screens, noise — still reaching up, still refusing to look up. The man in the middle is bound. That is us. Pride, dope, money, validation, the feed in the hand. A prison we helped raise.
That is the side of the story this ministry was born to reverse. Not a war against brick. A call to drop the chains, turn around, and come back to the Father through Christ — the only one who can stand in that gap.
If it is locked up, strung out, sleeping under a bridge, or sitting in a kitchen at 3 a.m. wondering if God still sees them — that is our assignment.
We cook on the street — Oklahoma City and surrounding communities. Smoker fired, line formed, plates in hands. We pick up the trash too — buckets, alleys, lots, and the corners everybody walks past. Presence first. Then the Gospel.
Letters, literature, and raw encouragement written by someone who has worn the orange. We walk the same shoes. We tell the truth: God does not beat you. Run to Jesus.
Not a program you graduate from. A walk. Mentorship, prayer, and teaching that puts authority back in the hands of people who thought they were finished.
Support for life-dominating struggles without the religious performance. Grace first. Then the long work of getting free and staying free.
We work with churches, recovery houses, and correctional facilities to get Bibles, teaching, and practical resources where the system usually stops.
Video, written materials, workshops, and a public testimony: from the pit to the call. The story is not the point. The resurrection is.
Oklahoma City. Bricktown. The lots behind the skyline. White buckets, pizza boxes, cans, and the ground nobody else claims. This is part of the work — not a photo op.
Cart loaded. Smoker lit. Line down the sidewalk. This is the table on the street — not a banquet hall.
I saw Jesus standing in the gap, breaking the chains and restoring the connection between God and humanity. True freedom is found only in Him. When we turn away from what enslaves us and return to the Father, Christ makes a new way.
Humanity was made to look up. Then we stacked pride, money, power, and validation until it became a prison. That is the rebellion. Reverse it. Come home. The dead do not have to stay dead.
The body has many parts. Reverse the Rebellion is joining arms with brothers already on the road.
Full detail mobile service — we come to you. You can also drop the vehicle at the shop.
1208 W. Reno, Oklahoma City. Directly north of the historic Farmers Market, next door to Buffalo Trace Distillery.
405.887.3395If you run a house, a yard, a church, or a program that needs literature, teaching, or boots on the ground, we want the conversation. No politics. Just people.
Kairos (short for Kairos Prison Ministry International) is a volunteer, interdenominational Christian ministry that goes inside prisons to share the love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ.
The name comes from a Greek word meaning “God’s special time” or “the right time.” Volunteers believe prison is often that moment—when hearts can actually hear.
How it works inside the walls:
The goal isn’t a one-time event. It’s to plant a living Christian community inside the institution—men and women who pray together, encourage each other, and start living differently. Studies and prison staff often note calmer units and lower recidivism among graduates.
Kairos of Oklahoma runs these programs in state facilities and also has Kairos Outside (for women whose lives have been hit by incarceration) and Kairos Torch (for younger offenders). Everything is volunteer-led and funded by donations—no cost to the prisons.
That’s the ministry Reverse the Rebellion walks with: showing up for the weekends, then staying for the long haul with prayer and share, as well as reunions.
Reverse the Rebellion walks with Kairos International inside the walls. Weekend. Follow-up. The long road after the bars close. Joseph Harp Correctional Center and the Oklahoma team.
My testimony. The vision. The journal. The reason this ministry exists.
Volunteer on the street. Send literature inside. Partner a church. Pray. Give. All funds go to operations, outreach, and community programs — never private pockets.
Direct: brandon@reversetherebellion.com · Oklahoma City · 501(c)(3) fully tax-exempt nonprofit · All activities operated for public benefit, not private gain.
