Born without legs, Adonis Lattimore, lives up to his name by embracing his gifts and seeing obstacles as challenges to overcome, leading to fulfilling a long-held dream: winning the Virginia high school state wrestling championship.

After a chaotic childhood, golfing was the only thing that gave Brian any confidence, but his addiction to alcohol killed his golfing dreams. After his fifth DUI, he finally found the way out.

Mary Sanders' whole identity was wrapped up in striving for Olympic gold; just like her father. After years of fierce workouts and competing, Mary struggled with depression when that chapter in her life closed.

Before marrying each other, both Davey and Kristi Blackburn experienced personal tragedy in their lives. Through their podcast, "Nothing is Wasted," they offer encouragement, hope, and a platform for comfort and empathy.

Author Oli London discusses his book "Gender Madness: One Man's Devastating Struggle with Woke Ideology and His Battle to Protect Children."

Former Pussycat Dolls vocalist Kaya Jones suffered abuse in the music industry. As a result, she chose to walk away from fame and use her voice to point people to Jesus. Hear her inspiring story on today's 700 Club Interactive.

Author Cally Logan encourages young women to pray for their future husbands and prepare for what it means to be a wife and a woman of God.

Arlene was training her seventh adopted Rottweiler when a routine walk turned into a dislocated shoulder.

After Amy's home was torn apart, she began drinking and doing drugs. Two overdoses and a car wreck couldn't sober her up, but a Bible study did.

Actress Lara Silva from 'The Chosen' shares details on her new film about God's plan. Plus, Ashley Key sits down with cast and crew of 'The Chosen' to discuss the inspiration behind their involvement in the acclaimed series.