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A kid attempts suicide at 10. He grows up with no arms and no legs. Then he spends his life crossing the globe telling people there is still hope. That’s why we brought back our friend Nick Vujicic, and why his new documentary film, No Limbs No Limits, matters far beyond a moving success story.
We talk with Nick about what the film reveals that most people have never seen: home footage, family voices, the pain behind the platform, and the faith that carried him through depression, anxiety, and despair. He explains the release plan, the September 25, 2026 premiere, and how the project is being funded and distributed so it can reach the next generation at scale. If you care about Christian testimony, gospel outreach, and honest conversations about mental health and purpose, you’ll want to hear Nick’s heart for why this film exists.
Before the interview, we also share highlights from our trip with Patriot Institute scholars to Washington, DC and Philadelphia, including the unforgettable moment of signing a Declaration of Independence copy inside Independence Hall during the 250th anniversary season. We reflect on the courage of the 56 signers, why their biographies still matter, and how the Great Awakening and George Whitefield connect faith to culture in a way that still challenges us today.
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A kid attempts suicide at 10. He grows up with no arms and no legs. Then he spends his life crossing the globe telling people there is still hope. That’s why we brought back our friend Nick Vujicic, and why his new documentary film, No Limbs No Limits, matters far beyond a moving success story.
We talk with Nick about what the film reveals that most people have never seen: home footage, family voices, the pain behind the platform, and the faith that carried him through depression, anxiety, and despair. He explains the release plan, the September 25, 2026 premiere, and how the project is being funded and distributed so it can reach the next generation at scale. If you care about Christian testimony, gospel outreach, and honest conversations about mental health and purpose, you’ll want to hear Nick’s heart for why this film exists.
Before the interview, we also share highlights from our trip with Patriot Institute scholars to Washington, DC and Philadelphia, including the unforgettable moment of signing a Declaration of Independence copy inside Independence Hall during the 250th anniversary season. We reflect on the courage of the 56 signers, why their biographies still matter, and how the Great Awakening and George Whitefield connect faith to culture in a way that still challenges us today.
Subscribe for more conversations on faith, culture, American history, and the Constitution, then share this episode and leave a review so more people can find it.
Support the show

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