Bob Willbanks is the founder of Ambassadors for Business, a non-profit which focuses on equipping Christians to walk more boldly in their faith. Hear how Bob has developed a foundational purpose statement which allows him to live a unified life.

Jamie Groen, Executive Director of Children of the Promise was changed forever on his first trip to Haiti. His purpose and calling was revealed to him which he now lives out on a daily basis.

“Monster” Mike Schultz was injured during a snocross race in 2008 that led to the amputation of his left leg above the knee. To most pro athletes, this would have been a career-ending event, but not to Mike.

Joe Mayers is the actor in the one-person drama, The Bema Live, about a raptured man and his experience before the Judgement Seat of Christ. He explains the importance of living life with an eternal perspective.

Lieutenant Colonel Robert J. Darling was working for the White House Military Office during 9/11. Darling recalls personal stories from that infamous day. Also, he sheds light on his purpose and how we all can have greater impact.

Mike Lindell, inventor and CEO of MyPillow struggled with addiction since the 1980s. Mike is now sober and has a thriving business which he uses to help people who don't have hope or have struggled with addiction.

Jay Tornquist had leukemia and was given two months to live. In this episode, Jay talks about faith and his purpose. And he gives two specific pieces of advice for people who are living "too fast".

Diagnosed with leukemia and given two months, Jay Tornquist and his wife, Kathy, decided to stop treatments and pray. A week later Jay walked out of the hospital with no residual signs of cancer.