Comedian Kenn Kington not only is a funny man, he's a walking medical miracle. And he leaves no doubt as to Who gets the credit for the fact that he's still here. Kenn's faith in Jesus, his career, and upcoming new projects, all on this episode!

In Part 2 of our interview with Lauren Burns, she finishes the story of her rescue as a 7-year old kidnapping victim in Jordan. And perhaps most amazing of all, she shares how God's grace allowed her to forgive the man who kidnapped her - her own father.

At age seven Lauren Burns was kidnapped by her father and taken to the Middle East. Her mother's determination and faith to get her back was so astounding that it prompted a 1993 TV movie. This week, Lauren tells Part 1 of her story. Notice God's hand in everything as she speaks!

Nikita Koloff went from the "Russian Nighmare" to a passionate follower of Jesus Christ. In this episode we look at his wrestling career, his faith journey, and his incredible ministry - especially to men. Check it out!

An injury cost Sterling Harris his NFL career. A real estate deal gone bad cost him 3 1/2 years of his freedom. But Jesus wasn't through with Harris. Not by a long shot. Sterling Harris' story, his ministry, and more, on this week's show!

Oklahoma Wesleyan basketball coach Donnie Bostwick has a unique coaching style. He coaches every game with his Bible in his hand. Why? He tells us in this week's episode. We also learn about Bostwick's unique journey to coaching, his love of Jesus, and how God has used both for His glory.

Rob Patz is a media lifer. A radio guy from way back. But it's his Abundant TV streaming platform that is making waves in the Christian media world. In this episode, we talk about Rob's journey to Christ, his love of media, and how his newest venture is spreading the gospel. Plus, Tony Packo's Hot Dogs in Toledo!

Dennis Sarfate is a former Major League pitcher who went on to become a legend in the Japanese professional league. But even in retirement Sarfate hasn't lost his fastball. His unashamed love for Jesus - and the unborn - make him something of a lightning rod. And he's just fine with that.