Part Three reflects on Luca’s baptism, discipleship, and the hard lessons of faith, forgiveness, and family. With wisdom born of pain and redemption, she speaks to identity, healing, and how the church must embody love over condemnation.

Part two is about Luca’s powerful return to faith, as God pursues her through unexpected relationships, convicting words, and a life‑changing encounter with the Holy Spirit and accepting Jesus. From surrender to mission work, her testimony reveals how grace transforms brokenness into purpose and hope.

Part One shares Luca’s painful journey through loss, abuse, and identity struggles that led to considering transgender life over death — a raw testimony of survival and the deep yearning for belonging.

Connie Lampen remembers painting beside people with disabilities, discovering a fierce hunger for Scripture in her 80’s, and the quiet wisdom forged from decades of pain and healing. Her simple counsel—read and write in your Bible, say “Do it,” and trust God in the broken places—offers peace, purpose, and surprising joy.

After a violent first date, Connie Lampen leans on God to rebuild life for her and her daughter, finds unexpected work, and discovers a calling sparked at a faith retreat. Her God-given creativity and steadfast prayer lead to healing, a surprising career, and a miracle with her Father.

Connie Lampen remembers a small-town childhood, family faith tensions, and a secret that reshaped her life, tracing how art, a still small voice, and the courage to walk away led her from hidden wounds into a fierce intimacy with Christ.

In the final segment, Ben Utecht reflects on life after football—from finding new purpose as an author, entrepreneur, and advocate all founded in God, to the profound peace he’s found in his faith and his role as a husband and father to four daughters, offering hope to anyone facing their own physical or mental battles.

In part 2, Ben Utecht opens up about his Super Bowl victory with the Colts, the devastating concussions that ended his career, and how his unwavering Christian faith carried him through injury, memory loss, and finding his new career path.

In Part 1 of the conversation, we sit down with Super Bowl champion Ben Utecht to explore his formative years—from his Minnesota roots and family’s profound Christian faith to the challenging high school and college experiences that forged the man and athlete he would become. 

Just when Diane thought her journey was ending—on hospice, battling guilt—God stepped in with a healing that defied every diagnosis. In Part 3, Diane shares how surrender unlocked restoration, how anger gave way to intimacy with the Father, and why Thomaston became the birthplace of her true beginning. This is the testimony of a woman who didn’t just survive—she was reborn.