Staying pure of heart in a corrupted world. World-renowned drummer and author Zoro the Drummer (“Soar!”) shares about touring with Lenny Kravitz, New Edition, Jody Watley and Lisa Marie Presley and the humble life lessons of growing up with a single mom and six siblings in Compton. Zoro breaks the “rock star” stereotype: he’s a husband, father and an ordained minister. Zoro shares about his faith journey of trying to stay “pure of heart in a corrupted world.” Lenny Kravitz says, “Zoro’s music and life lessons are about using your God-given talents to the maximum.”

Singer Lindy Boone talks about growing up with her father, legendary recording artist Pat Boone, and performing with her sisters. “Family was the most important thing. Show business was always secondary.” Lindy shared her journey of faith in her book Heaven Hears: The True Story of What Happened the Day Pat Boone Asked The World to Pray for His Grandson’s Survival when her son, Ryan, survived a tragic fall. Lindy turned her pain into purpose by founding Ryan’s Reach, helping aid brain injured individuals and families. “I have picked up jigsaw puzzles again during this uncertain time. It’s so symbolic. We’re all slowing down and putting our lives back together, piece by piece.”

Phenomenal story teller Frank Shelton Jr mixes faith with humor and discusses his work with Billy Graham and his two decades in politics working on Capitol Hill for Republicans and Democrats - including Presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush. He walked away from the perks and prestige of his political career in 2007 to found his world-renowned ministry Frank Shelton Global and television show “#By Faith with Frank Shelton.” Passionate about saving lost souls and lives, Frank uses his extraordinary gift to “dial in” people who are disconnected from God and hung up in life. “It’s an uneasy time right now, but I think of the verse: “Be still, and know that I am God.”

Dynamic and passionate CBN News Anchor Charlene Aaron explains the power of a “prayer closet” and how to create your own private space to add focus to your prayer life. She discusses her early days as a journalist writing letters for the chairman of CBN, Pat Robertson, and why it’s the “best time” for the network. “The world is going to do what the world is going to do, but at the end of the day we report hope. Things might get worse before they get better, but the final hour is when God does his best work.”

Have you ever wondered about your life purpose or destiny and feel like there is something more for you to accomplish, bigger things you were meant to do? Powerfully positive and humorous prophetic speaker and author, Doug Addison from InLight Connection explains how discovering your destiny is like a connect-the-dots drawing. Doug shares with us the key recurring dreams to look out for and how to hear the spirit in your daily life. Website: http://www.dougaddison.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dougtaddison/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedougaddison InLight Connection

Spirited and lively celebrity photographer Brian Bowen Smith inspires hope with his six week epic American road trip taking socially distanced portraits through his truck window capturing the heart of ordinary citizens and celebrities during the coronavirus shutdown. Armed with only a Leica camera, an Instagram account and his 1958 Ford F100 truck, his stunning photo collection “Drivebys” (www.bbsdrivebys.com) benefits Feeding America. Brian explains, "I decided to live the second half of my life super positive and hopeful. I don’t have fear.”

Award-winning Actress-Producer Victoria Rowell 13 NAACP (“The Young and the Restless,” UMC’s “The Rich and The Restless”) a champion for foster care and diversity issues shares why she’s inspired by “Mother Nature and God’s forced pause” during these uncertain times and how the late iconic Congressman John Lewis told her “to keep pushing for justice and make a way out of now way.” She’s the director of the new short film “Everything is Fine” for BET Her which deals with mental health issues during the time of Covid. Victoria believes “making the most of what you have turns into more.”

Senior Anchor of “700 Club" and Co-host of “The Prayer Link” Wendy Griffith says “Don’t fear the news; pray the news” and explains how we can use our authority in prayer to affect headlines and make a positive change. She sees this uncertain time as a “breakthrough. Newly wed at 54, Wendy talks about heartbreak and “hope deferred” and she gives hope to people searching for their life partner.

DESCRIPTION: Exuberant 38-year-old Actress-Producer Rachel Boston (Hallmark Channel, “Witches of East End”) a warrior for hope, quarantines in an Airstream at her childhood home in the mountains of Tennessee waiting for film production to resume. Rachel reflects on her early Southern roots growing up singing in the church, her time at NYU, and how Psalm 23 has inspired her during these uncertain times. She reveals why she’s had the “most deep profound conversations” in the past couple of months” and why she’s glad to see an end to the negative “discard culture” that was brewing. “It’s ok to say, ‘I’m having a tough time' right now,” Rachel shares. "That vulnerability is going to unite us.”

In this uplifting and encouraging episode, film producer and influencer, Lani Netter ("THE SHACK") explains why the world needed this spiritual, heartwarming movie and why its themes of faith and forgiveness are so needed today. Lani shares why Hollywood is her “mission field” and how to find our true calling and follow our joy.