An imam and a security expert share new ideas on how to counter the slick propaganda of terror groups like ISIS. Plus, a mother who lost her son to religious extremism, and how she's fighting back.

After 500 years of arguing, killing, and throwing each other out of windows, it looks like Catholics and Protestants are more united than divided on the theological issues that originally forced them apart.

What would Luther think of our world today? The truth is, many of the concepts born of the Reformation--concepts like pluralism and the separation of church and state--were far from what Martin Luther had in mind.

We talk with author Eric Metaxas about Luther's intense personal life, and how his criticism of the Catholic Church laid the ground for lofty concepts like conscience and democracy.

Half a millennium after Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to a church door in Germany, we're all still affected by his revolt, and the ideas it spawned.

From old buildings with non-existent wheelchair ramps, to prayer books with impossibly tiny print, it’s no wonder people with disabilities are less likely to show up in the pews. Laura Lee Wright wants to change that.

"Perfection is not the human experience," says Father Michael Lapsley, who lost his hands, an eye and some of his hearing after a letter bomb in 1990. "Imperfection, incompleteness, is the story of all of us."

Kirk VanGilder joins producer Joanna Broder to talk about being the only deaf kid in his school and church, and his path to becoming a minister for a deaf congregation.

Three people of faith, overcoming barriers and becoming visible.

After megachurch Pastor Ted Haggard was caught having an affair with another man, his wife, Gayle, had to make a choice. Eventually she felt she had to follow the central message of the Bible: to love...and to forgive.