Recording artist Steven Curtis Chapman opens up about losing his daughter Maria Sue in a tragic accident 14 years ago, chronicling his family's journey through grief and sorrow, detailing the ways it transformed his faith and relationships. He also talks with us about his career, new music, and his surprising role in an animated Disney Plus movie.

Alexa PenaVega grew up in a home where she learned about Jesus — but didn't fully know who He was or what the Bible really said. Then, she entered Hollywood and found great success. It was in Tinseltown where she was faced with a choice: follow her own whims or fully embrace God. Listen to her share her incredible journey as well as her new book, "What If Love Is the Point?: Living for Jesus in a Self-Consumed World."

Dylan Novak, a youth pastor in Tennessee known online as "The Celebrity Evangelist," opens up about his unique ministry of sharing the Gospel with famous people around the country, ranging from Hollywood icons like Tom Cruise and Billy Bob Thornton to music stars like James Taylor and Gene Simmons. He takes us behind the scenes of what it's like preparing and ultimately witnessing to some of the biggest names in entertainment.

Marcus Pittman is the CEO of LOOR, a platform that is "fighting the culture with great storytelling." The unique streaming platform seeks to help filmmakers create "without the restrictive woke agenda."

It's a fascinating new project that offers a fresh and unique way to present content. Listen to Pittman share his story, why he created LOOR, and his plans for transforming faith-based entertainment.

Helen Smallbone, the mother of for KING & COUNTRY stars Joel and Luke Smallbone and mother to singer Rebecca St. James, shares her family's incredible overcomer story. After coming to America with absolutely nothing, God redeemed their story and catapulted the family onto the national and international stage.

Listen to Helen's incredible story about trusting in God's will — and her message for everyone else. Plus, hear her discuss her new book, Behind the Lights: The Extraordinary Adventure of a Mum and Her Family.

James Coates, pastor of GraceLife Church in Alberta, Canada, opens up about spending more than a month in jail for holding church services in violation of the government's COVID restrictions. He shares how his faith was challenged, his marriage strengthened, and his life changed over the last two years.

Singer Anne Wilson's story is incredible. The singer, who is topping Billboard charts and receiving award nominations, had never performed in front of anyone before her brother's funeral a few years back. That tragic event ended up becoming a turning point for Anne, catapulting her on a powerful journey.

Listen to her share her incredible story, including the many ways God turned tragedy into triumph.

Duane Chapman, more commonly known as Dog the Bounty Hunter, achieved fame when his fascinating career chasing down criminals was captured on reality television.

Chapman, star of "Dog the Bounty Hunter" from 2003 through 2012, is known for being tough and gruff, but he's also a devout Christian who came to grips with his faith after spending time in prison in the 1970s.

Chapman recently told "The Prodigal Stories Podcast" his spiritual roots run deep. 

Dr. Tony Evans, the senior pastor at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas, Texas, believes "there needs to be an awakening" within the Christian church amid seething division and vitriol.

The failure of the church to lead the way on conversations surrounding issues like race has, according to Evans, led to social and cultural disarray.

"The division is so palpable, the vitriol is so visible and, because I believe that God won't skip the church house to fix the white house, there needs to be an awakening of the church to the biblical principles of unity," Evans told "The Prodigal Stories Podcast." "It is critical to seeing God move not only in our midst but through us into the culture."

Listen to Evans discuss biblical unity and the church's role in cultural chaos.