HEllo Big t,
I will try to help
Do you have any interior lights?
Ok thank you
Now we need to see if you have a bad ignition switch or something to that effect.
Have you tried to jump start ??
can you use a voltmeter and do you have one?
At this point I need a voltmeter to start checking voltage and prove out the sources to locate the issue.
If the battery is good then you may have any one number of things.
What is the year and engine size of the Jeep??
Sorry for the late response. Called it a night.
Ok I will give you the factory wiring diagram from the ignition switch and the fuse box under the hood. You will be able to determine why or witch piece is causing your issue.
After looking at the wiring diagram. Unless your ignition switch is unplugged at the column I feel strongly that you have either a bad battery or a bad 40 amp fuse on of two located in the power distribution center. They are or should be number "3" or "8" they are 40 amps each. You can have a bad battery and still have lights. check the two fuses.
let me know how you do.