Stefanie and Caleb Rouse don’t pretend life is perfect—but they’ve learned how to navigate it together.

In this episode, they share what they’ve learned about relationships, faith, and staying grounded through life’s ups and downs.

It’s honest, encouraging, and full of practical wisdom you can actually apply.

Everything changed the day Barbara’s husband picked up a hitchhiker… who they believe was Padre Pio.

What followed was a miraculous healing—and a completely new direction for their lives.

Barbara shares that story, along with how it led them into a life of prayer, service, and helping others experience faith in a deeper way.

The Rosa Mystica House of Prayer isn’t just a location—it’s an experience.

Joanne Von Zwehl shares what happens on this 160-acre property in upstate New York, where people come seeking peace, healing, and spiritual renewal.

From personal stories to moments she can’t quite explain, this episode explores what draws people there—and why they keep coming back.

Over the past year, Lou has experienced a series of moments he can’t explain—each one tied to his devotion to Padre Pio.

In this episode, he walks through those experiences and what they’ve meant to him.

Whether you’re skeptical or curious, it’s a fascinating look at how faith shows up in everyday life.

What would you do if you felt God clearly tell you to change your entire life… overnight?

In this deeply personal episode, my Aunt Joan shares the moment she heard a voice she couldn’t ignore: “Your sister is to move in with you.”

At the time, her sister was suffering in a nursing home—completely dependent, often alone, and not being properly cared for. Taking her in felt impossible. Joan had no space, no experience, and every reason to say no.

But she didn’t.

What followed was something she can only describe as grace. Doors opened. People showed up. Everything fell into place. And somehow, she found herself doing things she never thought she could—caring for her sister with a strength she says isn’t even her own.

This isn’t just a story about caregiving.
It’s about obedience, transformation, and what happens when you trust something bigger than yourself.

It’s also a powerful reminder:
Sometimes the miracle isn’t what happens to us… it’s what happens through us.

Carolyn Mobley was shot, pronounced dead, and taken to the morgue.

But her story didn’t end there.

What followed was a long, difficult recovery—but also a story filled with faith, family support, and moments that defy explanation.

Joined by her children, this episode is about survival, strength, and the kind of faith that doesn’t let go.

This episode is deeply personal.

After years of watching my mother battle ALS, this conversation explores a difficult question: can something that feels so painful still hold meaning?

Mary Lloyd shares her experience with grace and honesty—what it’s like to lose physical ability while holding onto faith, identity, and purpose.

It’s not a typical “miracle” story—but it might be one of the most powerful.

Alex Mobley has lived through more than most.

From witnessing his mother survive a near-fatal shooting, to growing up in a tough environment, battling illness, incarceration, and even a stroke—his life has been anything but easy.

But what’s unique is how he sees it all: not as setbacks, but as something that shaped him for the better.

This episode is about perspective, resilience, and finding purpose in places you wouldn’t expect.

Phil Abejar’s life has been shaped by some of his darkest moments.

After nearly losing his life to COVID, he made a decision that changed everything—he fully surrendered and turned back to his faith.

Since then, his story has unfolded in unexpected ways: recovery, a growing family, and finally overcoming decades of alcoholism.

Phil is raw, honest, and real about what it took to get there—and why it was all worth it.

When Ginny’s son Raymond was born at just 24 weeks, the odds were stacked against him.

What followed was a fight for survival, filled with fear, hope, and constant prayer. Ginny shares how her faith carried her through—and how, against all expectations, Raymond not only survived but went on to live a full, healthy life.

Now 30 years old, his story still feels nothing short of incredible.