In times of brokenness

Singer/songwriter Matthew West shares how God's plans are still at work within us evening during our most disappointing moments.

At 15 Lauren Alaina was competing on “American Idol”— and subject to harsh comments on social media. She shares how she learned to love herself, and how her family and faith carried her to a better place. She hopes to help other young women avoid this trauma.

This episode features two women at The Next Door, a nonprofit, faith-based organization providing help to women get a fresh start after incarceration and/or addiction. Lauren and Aja share how they descended into lives of hopelessness and how a new relationship with God and their Next Door community helped them turn their lives around.

Chonda Pierce is a standup comedian who’s passionate about her faith. In her new documentary “Unashamed,” Chonda travels across the country speaking to people who have learned how to stand up for Christ, even when it comes at great cost. Today she shares how to tell others about faith with kindness and boldness.

As WWE wrestler Ted DiBiase rose through the ranks and became the world-famous “Million Dollar Man,” he was caught up in a destructive lifestyle that led him to the brink of losing everything that really mattered to him. Through God’s grace and his wife’s faith, Ted chose a new path and transformed his life forever.

The New York Times bestselling author of "Girl, Wash Your Face," Rachel Hollis, shares how she found the courage to silence her own inner critic and then used those experiences to encourage other women to pursue their own passions without fear.

Women struggling with addictions and the stigma of incarceration have found hope reading Jesus Calling and through treatment at The Next Door. They have rediscovered the only Person who has never left them—Jesus.