Carol shares some Christmas traditions, and you may want to implement some of these ideas into your own family and might need a little time to prepare.

If you're dealing with a prodigal or know someone who is, this episode will encourage you and give you the hope you need to keep pouring into that child. It's an incredible story of God's grace.

When I was ready to shut down this podcast, Glen and Kelly Daigle's story made me want to keep going so that others will have a place to share their own amazing God stories so that together, we can help others to keep building strong.

If you've been through a life-altering experience, Wendy wants you to know that no matter what you are facing, God can bring hope and healing to you as well.

This week we're welcoming back Ann Curry and Leigh Owens, who shared their story in last week's episode of Leigh losing her mom and youngest sister in a car accident and Ann losing her first husband when she was in her mid-twenties.

You'll be amazed at Ann Curry's and Leigh Owens' hope-filled perspectives and appreciate why their hashtag is CurryStrong. You'll be laughing and crying, listening to their compelling story of God's grace in the midst of loss.

Sophie Hudson is the co-host, along with Melanie Shankle, of the Big Boo Cast podcast as well as the voice of the Boo Mama blog (she shares in this episode how that name came to be!) and author of several of my favorite books.

If you've ever felt you can't succeed because of a difficult childhood, listen to Carolyn Knefely's story and realize how God can help anyone overcome their past to make a real difference in the world.

You wouldn't expect a bout with breast cancer and a heart transplant would lead to a better marriage, but that's exactly what happened for Anthony and Mary Mabry.

You wouldn't expect a bout with breast cancer and a heart transplant would lead to a better marriage, but that's exactly what happened for Anthony and Mary Mabry.