In this deeply moving episode, Emily Deaton shares her powerful journey of discovering she was pregnant at 19—alone, afraid, and unsure of what the future held. With no partner and uncertainty about how her family would respond, Emily wrestled with shame, fear, and the weight of an impossible decision.

But through it all, her parents’ unwavering love and faith modeled the heart of Jesus. Step by step, Emily learned to trust God as she chose an adoptive family, carried her baby to term, and made the heartbreaking decision to place her child in their arms.

Now an adoption advocate, Emily has an ongoing relationship with the child she placed, is a mother to three beautiful children, and is living proof of God’s redemptive grace.

Her story will inspire you, challenge your assumptions, and remind you that God’s love is not limited by our mistakes. Even in our hardest moments, He writes beautiful stories from brokenness.

In this powerful episode, Bonnie Miles shares her unforgettable rescue story after a 27-year battle with addiction. Facing electric shock therapy as a last resort, Bonnie instead encountered Jesus—and was instantly healed. Freed from addiction and released from the hospital within days, she now leads others as a passionate church leader. Her story is living proof of God’s power to heal, restore, and transform. This episode will stir your faith and may be the message that saves someone’s life.

Warning: Themes of drug addiction and suicide.

When a split-second rugby tackle left Mark Tonga with a devastating spinal injury, it looked like the end—but it was only the beginning.

In this raw and inspiring conversation, disability rights advocate Mark Tonga shares how a near-fatal accident shattered his body but awakened his soul. Once a self-proclaimed “10-feet tall and bulletproof” young man, Mark’s teen years were marked by rebellion. And although he found discipline in the army, and accomplishment through academic achievement, the pain he felt beneath the surface never left.

It wasn’t until that fateful moment on the Rugby field that everything changed. Mark realized he didn't want to die, that he had faith and a purpose bigger than himself.

Now, he shares the hope of Christ and fights for the dignity and rights of people with disabilities. His body may be broken, but his spirit is unshakable—and his story just might change how you see your own.