Asking God for help: 18-year-old Polly was engaged to be married when she decided to search for her absent father's biological mother, only to discover her grandmother has Huntington's disease, which set off a storm of confusion and doubt on whether Polly has the hereditary disease and whether she and her fiance should get married. In this moving testimony, Polly seeks God’s help and embraces the future with faith.

Keela Dee felt alone when she started college and her family moved five hours away. Her long-time boyfriend broke up with her, and she broke up with her church. Eventually, though, God began finding ways back into her heart and soul.

Jodie Cooper never imagined she’d be in an abusive relationship, or that she’d find herself being the abuser. Cooper prayed, fasted and repented. She asked God to intervene -- and He did.

God is patient: When Merideth Tullous’s husband was working night shifts during the COVID-19 pandemic, including taking the precautionary steps of distance and quarantine for his family’s safety, God taught her patience. In fact, she learned the depth of God’s patience.

Learning to let go and let God: Kristen Hall grieved multiple losses: her son's stillbirth, her mother’s and grandmother’s passings, and her husband's alcoholism. Exhausted, Kristen reached out in prayer — allowing her to stop people-pleasing and embrace the authentic self God created her to be.

Fear temporarily took over when Alicia Economos learned her husband had stage four cancer. But, when she soon got a surprising diagnosis of her own, faith took the lead.

Debra Wallace was heartbroken when her marriage was torn by infidelity. She turned to a Beth Moore Bible study, prayer and a silent retreat -- and found God's path forward.

Jessica lost so much - her sister, her health, her career. Then she lost her wedding ring. But she clung to the scripture that speaks to faith the size of a mustard seed — and God showed up in a miraculous way.