Parents across America are struggling right now with the prospects of suddenly needing to homeschool their kids. With children all over the U.S. no longer able to attend school due to the coronavirus, actress Sam Sorbo dives into some of her tips for educating kids at home, finding a good schedule and keeping it all together.

When astronaut Sarah Hughes finds herself facing a death-defying situation aboard the International Space Station, hope turns up at just the right time. In season two, episode eight of PureFlix.com's "The Encounter" series, Hughes finds herself alone on the space station when a micro-meteor suddenly damages the vessel.

And when subsequent chaos breaks out, "The Man" (Jesus) emerges at just the right time. Hughes, an atheist, is shocked when she sees Christ, and initially assumes she's hallucinating. Soon, she realizes this is anything but the case. Listen to today's "The Encounter" devotional.

Life can sometimes throw some painfully surreal scenarios our way — situations that challenge our faith, knock us off course and leave us questioning why God would allow such difficulties to befall us.

This is exactly what happens to Neil and Angie, a married couple at the center of season two, episode seven of "The Encounter" on PureFlix.com. The episode, titled, "Homeward Bound," deals with the couple's loss of their only child, Savannah. Here are the biblical lessons we can all learn.

Sometimes in life we find ourselves caught in the "crosshairs." But no matter what we face, we have no need to fear. Still, it's easy to find ourselves off balance when life throws us unexpected curveballs.

The Bible has much to tell us about coping with these types of scenarios. Psalm 28:7 (NIV) reads, "The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in him, and he helps me. My heart leaps for joy, and with my song I praise him." Here's how to survive those curveballs.

Pastor Jentezen Franklin stops by to discuss his new book and to offer some inspiration. Plus, we dive into timeless words from the Founding Fathers and early U.S. presidents.

Life is short, but sometimes we forget this undeniable reality. It's so easy to just "live" that we might neglect to exist intentionally...and with meaning.

This is the theme we see embedded in the fifth episode of season two of "The Encounter." In this episode, titled, "Numbered," we meet Bella Sharp, a newly minted bank CEO who finds herself facing the biggest moment of her career. Her life can teach us a great deal about our own existence.

Natasha Bure is following in her mother's footsteps. Bure, whose mom is actress Candace Cameron Bure, stars in the new movie "Home Sweet Home." She shares her faith, career, and journey with us — and plenty more. Watch "Home Sweet Home" here.

"Fear can take even the most joyful moment and twist it into a nightmare."

This line, from episode four of the second season of "The Encounter" on PureFlix.com, leaves us with an eternal truth worth pondering. Fear can without a doubt be a joy-stealer, and its presence in our lives — especially when left unchecked — can ruin everything. Dive into this week's devotional podcast.

We sit down with Gateway Church pastor Stephen Wilson to discuss his prison ministry and the incredible impact he's seeing unfold. PLUS, we'll dive into the She Loves Out Loud event coming on Feb. 15 to learn more about the powerful messages slated to reach women across America.