Ten years after they filed for divorce, God led Karen Phillips and her husband to reunite. Her story powerfully demonstrates that even though the devil is in the business of division and destruction, we serve a God who is able to fully restore that which is broken.

Diving with sharks is an incredible adventure, but for Micki Glenn it became a nightmare when one shark brutally attacked her. Thanks to the quick thinking of her surgeon husband as well as other passengers, Micki is alive today to share her phenomenal story of resilience and the goodness of God.

Content Warning: Discussion of explicit medical trauma.

Growing up in Poland and Germany during World War II, Roman Hintz was no stranger to air raid shelters and the whistle of bombs. Looking back on his journey, Roman frames his family's experiences as a testament to the goodness and faithfulness of God even during times of abject darkness.

Juliet Van Heerden returns to Conversations to share her latest book “As I Walked.” The story of her stepfather’s journey is a testament to anyone feeling hopelessly stuck in any situation, showing how God is strong enough to help you and emphasizing the importance of offering love, courage, and hope to those struggling around us.

Following worrying signs in his forties, Michael Jones was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease at 50. But this story is one of recovery as Michael shares the changes he has made in order to combat Alzheimer’s and the things that sustain him on his journey.

After a tree-climbing accident left him with a broken arm and complications from gangrene, young Jim Marcum developed an interest in medicine and healing that set him on his path. Today Dr. James L. Marcum dedicates his life to the betterment of human health and to encouraging others to know the Great Physician for themselves.

In the wake of heartbreak, Ron Price’s search for meaning in his life led him to Jesus and a career path in improving human relationships. An author, speaker, life coach, humorist, and mediator, Ron shares tools to help people deal with conflict and live in harmony.

Joy Kauffman’s passion to serve the poor and vulnerable began with exposure to hunger and sanitation issues while working abroad. Today, the founder and executive director of FARM STEW devotes her life to improving the physical and spiritual well-being of those living in poverty-stricken areas.

Jeff Scoggins’ experiences growing up in the mission field shaped his life’s trajectory and gave rise to his book “Regrets on an African River.” Whether authoring, pastoring, or serving as a missionary, he has devoted his life to reaching people's hearts at home and overseas with the message of Jesus.

For many years Frank Sanchez was a successful engineer. Today he’s a recovered alcoholic who came to faith and sobriety after a long and hazardous journey. Having found the peace he had sought for so long, Frank now shares the biblical principles for deliverance from addiction and what he means by “the gift of desperation."