In Part 2 of our interview with Scott Stewart, he takes us through the night his father murdered his mother. How he arrived at a point of being able obey the command of Jesus and forgive his father. What forgiveness does NOT mean. And the six forgiveness rules he has learned to live by.

Jesus commands us to forgive, so it's not an option. But how would you stand up to the test facing Scott Stewart? Could you forgive your father for murdering your mother? That was Scott's dilemma, and we begin exploring his story this week in Part 1 of our interview.

In Part 2 of our interview with Luke McCown, he continues his journey as a career backup quarterback in the NFL. But the longer he played, the more doors God opened for him to share Jesus and disciple other players. What's he up to now? Listen and find out!

Luke McCown spent 13 years in the NFL, largely as a backup quarterback. But how God opened the league as a mission field to McCown is something only He could orchestrate. This week, Part 1 of Luke McCown's story.

In Part 2 of our interview with Jennifer Magaha, we hear how she came out of drugs, prostitution, lesbianism, jail, and more thanks to the saving grace of Jesus Christ. And we learn about Alabaster House, the recovery center for women she now runs in Easley, SC. Married and serving the Lord - that's Jennifer Magaha today!

Jennifer Magaha has gone from a life of drugs, prostitution, homosexuality, and jail, to serving Jesus, married, and running a drug rehab center for women in Easley, SC called Alabaster House. How did this amazing transformation take place? Part 1 of Jennifer's story this week. Check it out!

Gregg Dedrick is the former CEO of Kentucky Fried Chicken, and currently serves on the board of directors for Chip Ingram's Living On The Edge. Dedrick's new book, Building In The Spirit, details his transformation from checking religious boxes to a genuine, spirit-filled relationship with Jesus. And it took almost losing his marriage to get him headed in the right direction.

We close out 2024 with a message of hope, revisiting our interview with Neil Getzlow about Celebrate Recovery. No matter what your addiction or struggle, you have hope in Jesus Christ. Neil's personal story, and mission with Celebrate Recovery, is an inspiration.