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03/23/2026

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03/23/2026

Did you have storm damage in 2025 at your primary residence? Missouri has a program that can offset your insurance deductible through a tax credit up to $5,000.

If you paid a deductible, don’t miss this. Check on the requirements in comments.

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10/26/2025

Fun seeing our group posted on John O'Leary - Live Inspired’s page!

If you haven’t seen the movie, I highly recommend you go see it right away! It won’t be in theaters much longer. And it’s a great movie to see with others!

10/18/2025

I have 30 complimentary tickets to the movie Soul On Fire. I am extending an invitation to this group. Please note that tickets must be redeemed within the next 48 hours. I highly recommend this film, as it is one of the best movies I've seen. To claim your ticket, please text me at 314-503-0964 promptly.

10/06/2025

Free pre-screening 🎥 tickets:

Have you heard about the new Soul On Fire Movie filmed in St Louis? The Red Carpet Premiere was here last week.

Yes, Ozzie was there! And William H Macy, John Corbett and Joel Courtney were all there as well!

This is the most inspirational movie I’ve ever seen!!! 🔥 🔥 🔥

A local group of businesses rented a theater out Thursday night 10/9.

If you would like some tickets, please text me at 314-503-0964. There are a limited amount of tickets available.

John O'Leary - Live Inspired

09/27/2025

I have some free tickets tonight see the Soul On Fire Movie in Dardenne Prairie tonight at 6:15. Text me if you’d like tickets. 314-503-0964

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving! We are grateful for you! :-)

11/11/2024

Thank you to all who have served!

03/03/2024

People have been asking about the movie that was recently filmed in St Louis about the NYTimes best-selling book ON 🔥. Here’s the update from John O’Leary.

It’s getting real!!!

"What happened? Did the kid live? I fell asleep."

Yesterday in Hollywood, CA the producers of came together, sat in a theater and watched for the very first time the movie that has taken seven years to bring to life.

Our Director (and a man I simply love), Sean McNamara, welcomed us into the theater, gave a brief introduction to the film, thanked everyone for traveling in, and invited us to sit back and enjoy.

The lights then dimmed....and the movie On Fire began.

For the next 1 hour and 40 minutes we sat and watched.

It was sweet.
It was emotional.
It was funny.
It was riveting....
It was freaking On Fire!

As the film concluded, we sat in the darkened theater in complete silence. There just weren't words.

Never one to miss an opportunity to add little levity to a situation, I broke the silence with the statement above.

My friends, many of you have asked for updates on the progression of the film. Yesterday's version is called the "Director's cut." We'll now make some tweaks and add additional special effects. About a month from now we'll watch the "Editor's cut". Then, about a month after that we'll be showing this film to the big studios in the hopes of finding the perfect partner for a theatrical release.

It's been a journey. Sometimes a very difficult one.

And yet, laughing and crying and clapping our way through the movie yesterday served as a powerful reminder that miracles still happen, that past mistakes don't have to negatively define us, and that the best truly is yet to come.

This is your day. Live Inspired -- J

01/15/2024

Pipes Frozen?

1. Turn on the faucet - Keep it running. Allowing the faucet to drip even slightly can help prevent a pipe from bursting.

2. Apply heat to the frozen area - Slowly apply heat using a hair dryer. Direct air close to the faucet end of the pipe and gradually move toward the coldest section. Be careful not to overheat the hair dryer or blow a fuse. Make sure not to use a propane torch as it can damage the pipe and also poses a fire risk.

3. Continue to apply heat - Don’t stop heating until full water pressure is restored. Even then, it’s a good idea to leave the faucet open for a few minutes after the pipe is thawed. This will give the ice time to completely clear from the line.

4. Check all faucets and prevent pipes from freezing in the future - Examine each faucet in your home for any other frozen pipes. One frozen pipe may mean that others have been affected as well.

It will likely take around 30 minutes for pipes to thaw. However, this may vary depending on how cold it is, how long the pipe has been frozen and its location. If you're not successful with any of the above steps, you'll want to call a plumber for help.