As a child, Wayne Smith led a mostly normal, Jewish life with his parents and younger brother on the South Side of Chicago.

He didn't know what fate lingered to snatch his sight. As his vision dimmed from a rare retinal disease, so did his idea of a loving and powerful God who was capable of caring for him and his life path. He lost all hope and preferred to end his own life.

Yet, the very physical challenge that the "disabled" him unveiled the greatest spiritual truth to his spirit.

This is a shorter version of our "We walk by faith, not by sight" episode featuring the conversion and baptism story of Wayne Smith.

Read more about Wayne at notbysightmedia.org.

Antwan Peterson searched the world for years to gain a sense of his identity and purpose in life. That search led him to the deceitful temptations of the streets and the "reward" of crime. After losing his freedom, he re-discovered the lessons of his praying grandmother and childhood friend who led him to church. But, could Christ truly redeem him after a life of rebellion? Within the prison walls, Antwan learned that God was able to work a reconstruction of his soul.

After leaving an established life on the East Coast to try her screenwriting and improv skills in Hollywood, Pat Dade found God using her creativity and talent in an unexpected way. Through the trials of show business, her relationship with God evolved, thus allowing Him to use her career to impact other artists and audiences. Pat also solidified just how deep His love is for her and destroyed the myth that people of faith don't belong in show business.

Stand-up comedian and writer, Adam Yenser (The Ellen DeGeneres Show, The Cancelled Show), shares the journey that led to discovering his God-given gift of humor that brings joy to audiences around the world. During this conversation, he recalls the supportive people who influenced and shaped his faith, and how they shine through in his comic work today.

Lydia Krantz, a devoted mother, grandmother, poet and Spirit-led servant shares God's miracles in her life, as well as, the purposeful tasks He has assigned her and why she says, "Yes!", every time.

WSTGN Host Morayo Orija speaks with career woman Agnes Bamidele who shares how the lessons of her Nigerian culture, and trust in God, led her through life challenges including moving to new countries, modern motherhood, and ultimately finding her voice as a mentor and author.