STOP DISQUALIFYING YOURSELF: It's not over until God says it's over! Paperback – March 19, 2026

What if the thing they said disqualified you is exactly what God designed to set you apart?In 1994, Ron Jones walked into an Atlanta job fair with a tape, a prayer, and a dream that made no logical sense. He was a police sergeant from Oakland. He had no television experience. And one by one, every news director in that room said no. One of them told him his background disqualified him from a career in television news entirely.The next morning, the phone rang.That call launched a 30-year career in television journalism. Ron Jones is now the main evening anchor at 11Alive in Atlanta — at the exact station the man who rejected him once ran.That's not coincidence. That's a God wink.Stop Disqualifying Yourself — It's Not Over Until God Says It's Over is the book for anyone who has ever believed someone else's no more than God's yes. Through Ron's journey — from the streets of Oakland to the anchor desk in Atlanta — you'll discover what persistent faith looks like from the inside: the surrender prayer in an unmarked police car, the trash can scripts practiced in a dark studio at 5 AM, the wife who prayed for her husband in real time while he struggled on live television, and the God who was working in every detail long before Ron could see the plan.In this book you will discover:Why the background they called a liability is often your greatest credentialHow to keep moving when every door says no and the evidence is against youThe prayer beyond persistence that changes everythingWhat to do in the hallway between the no and the yesHow to recognize God's confirmation — and pay it forward when it doesThis is not a book about a perfect journey. It's a book about a faithful one. Ron's story is proof that your unusual path is not something to apologize for — it is something to deploy.Includes a complete 8-session Small Group Study Guide — perfect for churches, life groups, and anyone who wants to go deeper with community.Your calling is still standing. Stop disqualifying yourself from it. Read more