In this episode, Annie talks with Carter Featherston, a counselor, retreat leader and author of “God Knows Your Story (and He’s Not Mad!).” Carter endured shame for years after stepping down from his pastoral position due to sexual addiction. However, he

In this episode, Annie talks with Kat Rosenblatt, author, FBI assistant and founder of There is H.O.P.E. for Me, Inc. Her book “Stolen,” details her experiences as a young teen being trafficked by those who preyed upon her feelings of worthlessness, arisi

In this episode, Annie interviews ‘’Survivor” star Anna Khait, who was driven by two passions much of her young adult life: playing professional poker and making it onto the reality TV show. Although she considered herself an atheist, supernatural experie

In this episode, Annie talks to John Humphrey, Vice-President and Executive Producer of I Am Second film projects. Prior to joining I Am Second in 2008, he worked on similar projects involving high-profile athletes and now does so with well-known musician

In this episode, Annie talks with Heather Palacios, founder of WONDHERFUL, INC. — dedicated to saving the lives of those struggling through a mental crisis. Heather herself has had to fight the temptation to commit suicide since she was bullied as a child

In this episode, Annie hosts former Of Mice and Men lead singer Austin Carlile, whose career in the rock band was cut short by Marfan Syndrome. He had turned to music as an outlet for his rage against God, following the death of his mother to the same dis

In this episode, Annie interviews Kasey McClure, founder of 4Sarah.net, a faith-based nonprofit organization that empowers change in the life direction of women and girls working in the sex industry. Like many who are lured into the industry, Kasey’s past

In this episode, Annie speaks with Vednita Carter, founder of Breaking Free ministry and a trailblazer against sex trafficking and prostitution in the U.S. As a naive teen, Vednita got involved in strip clubs, lured by the promise of a big paycheck. After

In this episode, Annie talks with Tim Ryan, known as A&E’s Dope Man and a substance-abuse interventionist. Before God enabled him to get clean, Tim says he “lived to use and used to live." He shares how his alcohol and heroin addiction affected his fa

Have you ever felt like your best days are behind you? Or that your past defines your future? In this episode, Annie shares what it’s like to feel used up and discarded — just where the enemy of our soul wants us. It’s not about what we can do but what Go