As a young girl, Dot Richardson wanted nothing more to play Little League baseball with the boys. After refusing to cut her hair and use a boy's name to play, she became the youngest professional women's softball player in the country--at the age of 10. Hear her amazing story of perseverance, passion and faith in God that drove her to become a 2 time Olympic champion softball player, a member of the USA Softball Hall of Fame and the head coach of Liberty University Softball.

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FOX Sports 1 sports reporter, analyst and radio host Chris Broussard learned during college what it meant to stop living for yourself after understanding what it means to follow God's call in his life. In this episode, Broussard shares his experiences of living out his faith in a bold, authentic way in a field of work that doesn't always agree with his beliefs.

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ESPN college basketball analyst and author of the book "The Film Doesn't Lie: Evaluating Your Life One Play at a Time" Jimmy Dykes shares how his Faith and career as a men's and women's basketball coach has revealed his true character. Through the pressures, the obstacles, the failures and the successes, Jimmy explains how his Faith provides the bedrock of purpose and understand that allows him to persevere through whatever turns life presents.

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Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Matthew Boyd has spent his baseball career picking up signs from catchers every day in order to figure out what pitch to throw. For Matthew, the signs he saw in his life outside of the game of baseball have led him down paths that required more risks and chances than conventional wisdom would advise--but following the narrow road with the narrow gate is something that his Faith demanded of him.

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Grace Community Church pastor and former goalkeeper Jesse Bradley went from becoming a sought-after keeper on an international level to being unable to control his own heartbeat with no diagnosis. Despite the dark thoughts, the months of excruciating pain and the prospect of death, Jesse clung to his Faith--what happened next is truly remarkable.

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MLB outfielder Steven Souza burst onto the baseball scene late in high school, but his minor league career was marked by selfishness, pride and a PED suspension. It wasn't until Steven truly understood what it meant to be transformed by Faith that he experienced joy and meaning in his life and career in a way that had previously eluded him. With a renewed purpose and a mission to share the message of hope for the rest of his career, Steven opens up with Brock on the transforming power of Faith in sports.

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He was the coach of the #1 seeded Virginia team in 2018 that became the first school ever to lose to a #16 seed in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. His response? Win the national championship the following year. University of Virginia Men's Basketball coach Tony Bennett explains how the same Faith he maintained during the trials of losing to UMBC propelled his program to climb to the top of the mountain the very next season.

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After traveling to Guatemala with Compassion International together, Giants LT Nate Solder joins Brock Huard to discuss where his passion for his Faith began and how it inspired him to connect with Compassion to make a lasting impression in the lives of children around the world.

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Sleeping in his car in a Fort Worth, TX parking garage on a 40 day music tour not knowing where his next meal would come from, Tony Castricone couldn't imagine that he would someday become "the voice" of the Washington Huskies. Tony's play-by-play career is has taken him to some of the mountaintops of sports experiences, but without wrestling through his Faith, would he be able to find meaning in his work and life? Hear how his quest for answers led him to a peace and purpose in work, life and marriage.

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NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah grew up as the son of a preacher. When his football career ended just when things were starting to look like his future in the game was blossoming, Daniel discovered that his path in life was headed in a direction he could have never orchestrated on his own. Learn how Daniel's Faith taught him the power that lies in listening, serving and following that led him to become one of the most trusted voices in the NFL media landscape.

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