Interesting, inspiring, uplifting stories featuring guests from all walks of life
Coach David Ingles suffered a back injury that sent him into a lengthy battle with depression, including making plans to end his own life. His healing story is powerful and important to hear.
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Detroit Lions Kicker, Eddie Murray, talks football and a LOT more about his story and the life lessons he’s learned through the years.
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The Gagnon family found a most creative and inspiring way to deal with the bullying of their special needs son, Joel. Meet “Cowboy Joel and the Wild Wild West!”
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DOWNLOAD Welcome to The Big Impact Episode 122 and the powerful story of Angela Wojda. Since birth, Angela had dealt with severe heart and medical issues that eventually led to a life or death scenario and the need for a new heart and kidney. Today, she’s thankful for healing and being present for milestone moments. If you know someone who …
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Abuse survivor, Rick Huttner not only shares his powerful personal story but also provides hope for others who are dealing with the scars of abuse.
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Every year, Detroit Tiger players gather with young fans on the field for a clinic and, more importantly, to share their faith and encourage kids to follow Christ.
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DOWNLOAD Welcome to The Big Impact Episode 119 and the fun story behind a national attraction – Cops and Doughnuts Bakery. We sit down with Greg Rynerson, the founder and lead partner of the Original 9 Cops who came together with the goal of saving a century old bakery…never dreaming what would happen next. There is NO danger of adding …
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One Life For Life ministers and loves frightened mothers considering abortion by walking alongside them to share the love of Christ and help provide for them.
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Cindy Halabicky has faced cancer 4 times since 2006, lost her soulmate and biggest cheerleader, and still serves as an inspiration to others who are facing life and death challenges.
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Valentino Dixon was sentenced to 38+ years in prison for a murder he did not commit. Others came forward to confess, but no one would listen. Finally, Dixon was exonerated – after serving 27 years.
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