What does faith look like when it’s lived out in real life? In today’s episode, we explore powerful stories of belief in action, from the wild to the worship stage.

Hear how adventurer Bear Grylls draws strength from his Christian faith when facing life’s toughest moments.

Discover why former mega-church worship leader Becky Ykema believes authenticity is the key to true ministry.

Meet Will Garinger, founder of Run With Christ, a global running club that fuses fitness and faith.

Learn how Christians in Iran are standing firm under persecution.

And walk with Dolly Parton as she shares how faith carried her through grief and personal loss.

Whether you’re on a mountain trail or in a moment of doubt, these stories remind us: faith isn’t just something you have ... it’s something you live.

In this episode, we spotlight powerful stories of transformation, survival, and service—all rooted in a shared faith in Jesus Christ.

• Country star Bailey Zimmerman opens up about God’s role in his rise from construction worker to chart-topping musician—and why he sometimes stops mid-show to testify.

• A man survives being crushed under a boulder—and says it was no accident. His wife's faith, and divine protection, saved his life.

• Former NFL player J.D. Hill lost himself after football but found redemption through Christ. Now, he’s helping young athletes anchor their identities in something deeper than success.

• And Sarah Kinder brings the Gospel to life for the Deaf community—through beautiful, Spirit-led videos in American Sign Language.

This week’s episode is a reminder: faith isn’t just private—it’s powerful, public, and transformative.

This episode explores the beautifully unexpected ways faith shows up in today’s world. From a Catholic nun's impromptu beatboxing going viral, to Colton Burpo's reflections two decades after his glimpse of Heaven, we're diving into stories that blend the spiritual with the surprising.

We also share practical tips for deepening your spiritual journey—like releasing judgment and embracing forgiveness. Plus, get a sneak peek at the new series inspired by A Week Away and learn why pop artist Daniel Richter left the mainstream behind to sing for a higher purpose.

Faith, creativity, and second chances—this one has it all.