Share a commentIf your faith went on trial tomorrow would there be enough evidence to convict you We sit with that uncomfortable question and trace it all the way to a surprisingly hopeful promise Scripture paints a future homecoming for believers that looks less like slipping in embarrassed and more like a lavish reception marked by joy gratitude and reward We start with the gripping story of Rick Hanson a paraplegic athlete who spent two brutal years circling the globe in his wheelchair Hard weather hard miles and long stretches where almost no one noticed then a finish line packed [... more]

A Florida Man chopped off his paraplegic friend's feet with a hatchet in a staged insurance fraud scheme. Meanwhile, the Florida Senate voted on a bill allowing residents to defend themselves against 'crack bears' in self-defense. Additionally, a solar flare caused widespread cell service outages in the US, leaving many without phone service. [... more]

Hayden Perkins, a pediatric dentist, shares his inspiring story of overcoming physical tragedy and achieving success despite being paralyzed from the waist down at the age of 15. He talks about his experiences in dental school, his family life, and how he has learned to adapt and thrive in his life. Meanwhile, Tom Ryan shares a shocking story of his grandmother's bravery when she helped a prison escapee hide in a casket, and how she cleverly used sleeping pills to ensure his capture. [... more]

Caregivers can alleviate stress and regain control of their data with Vault, a secure information management and communication platform. Audrey Bond, CEO of Vault, shares her personal experience of building the platform to help families and caregivers communicate and share important information, alleviate stress, and give people back control of their data. [... more]

A technologically advanced device is helping people with spinal cord injuries regain mobility, but its high cost and limited insurance coverage are major hurdles. Meanwhile, a new trend in yoga, goat yoga, is bringing people together and providing a unique form of exercise and therapy. And in the world of entertainment, legendary singer Petula Clark is still going strong at 85, while a young woman with Down syndrome is making waves as a lobbyist in Washington D.C. [... more]