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Author and business coach Alli Worthington shares how to stand up to self-doubt and remember that God is bigger than all of our fears and uncertainties.

Lori Allen of Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta and owner of Bridals by Lori shares how she’s had a lot of difficult moments, but is encouraged that the best is yet to come.

Author, entrepreneur, and mom of eight Angela Braniff shares how she broke free from the checklist, societal expectations, and judgment of others to live in the freedom of God’s plan.

Activist, author, and speaker Terence Lester shares how when we are willing to open our eyes to a need, we’re able to meet it, just as Jesus would.

Radio host, mom, and author Autumn Miles shares how we need to surrender our anxieties to the Lord and replace them with truth.

Mom, wife, author, and Love One International board member Lauren Akins tells why it's so important to have and share your faith with others.

Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott share that we have to work on ourselves in order to improve our lives and relationships.

Hip-hop artist and influencer Lecrae shares the blessings he’s witnessed now that “faith has become the lens that I'm seeing things through.”

Actor and veteran advocate Gary Sinise tells how his family’s legacy of military service and the tragic events of 9/11 shifted his focus from self to service.

Pastor and worship leader Charles Billingsley talks about trusting God when you pray for a miracle.

Musician Adam Hambrick shares his experience as the spouse of a front line worker, the fear in facing the unknown, and the inspiration he’s found in his wife’s bravery. As we search for Peace in Uncertain Times Adam reminds us to look for a source of hope and to find peace in knowing that God is in control. Adam also shares his touching new song, “Between Me & The End of the World,” written for his wife and other first responders who are battling the coronavirus on the front lines.

TV host Cynthia Garrett joins us as we search for Peace in Uncertain Times to discuss why it’s so important for Christians to listen to and love their neighbors. Cynthia reminds us to “turn your love into an action, into a verb.”