Layla Nahavandi was raised in a devout Muslim home. After watching her mother give her life to Christ, Layla followed and is now a pastor sharing how God transformed her family. See how she's impacting the Kingdom today, not the 700 Club.

Best-selling author, John Bevere, encourages believers to live with an eternal outlook, based on hope and anticipation, not confusion and fear, in his new book, "The King is Coming: It's Time to Prepare for the Return of Christ," Today on ... ...

6-year-old Alya was raised as Muslim. One day she was invited to join an afterschool supported by CBN's Orphan's Promise which inspired her pray and become a Christian after watching 'He is Risen' on SuperBook! Today on the 700 Club.

Alcohol abuse destroyed a police officer's family and nearly his life as he lay in a coma, getting more than the medical staff was offering. But watch as God decided to step in, today on the 700 Club.

Autumn Miles shares about her latest book, Holy Ghosted: What Job's Pain Teaches Us About Surviving Spiritual Silence, exploring Job's suffering and how God's goodness sustains us during seasons when He feels distant, today on The 700 Club.

Dirty water threatened a mother, her son, and the baby she was carrying. See who stepped in bringing safe water and hope to her home. Discover how one water system changed an entire village, today on the 700 Club.

Robert J. Morgan explores the history, evolution, and redemptive thread of 50 beloved hymns in his new book, "The Origin of Hymns: It is Well with My Soul" a written and visual complement to the critically acclaimed movie, "I Can Only Imagine ...

George Johnson, the founder of Afro-sheen, reflects on remarkable entrepreneurial achievements of his brand, and the deep-rooted faith behind it, today on the 700 Club.

After experiencing sexual assault at 17, Savannah turned to witchcraft. Years later, a mysterious illness led to cardiac arrest, leaving her clinically unresponsive for 16 minutes. See how one vision altered the rest of her life, today on the ...

Wanda Joell, the first African American flight attendant to serve full time on Air Force One, reflects on her decades in aviation and how she kept her faith in Christ at the center of her journey, today on the 700 Club.