Do you think you have all the pieces to your life? That's what Jeanette Levellie thought when she started a puzzle that looked to be a "fun" little way to pass the time. But as she found out, only God knows exactly where each piece fits -- in puzzles or in life.

With the help of The Salvation Army, Kyle broke away from the chaos and abuse of an abusive family and was able to achieve his goal to return to school. “I got lucky finding The Salvation Army,” he says. “I can’t believe I am alive today, where I’ve come from and how far I’ve made it.”

What's in a name? When it's Calvary, it's a reminder of how God's love changed a family forever.

Do all dogs go to heaven? Phil Callaway thinks so. 

John and Corina Ardelean know what it is like to depend on others for help. Both are from refugee families of the 1989 Romanian Revolution. Now sefely in Canada, they help others who are refugees as they once were.

“Never allow your disabilities or weaknesses to prevent you from achieving your goals.”

Olympic diver Steele Johnson refused to let an injury he suffered during competition define him. "I’ve already been through potentially the worst accident of my entire life. If that didn’t stop me, then what makes me think any dive can stop me now? I don’t think God created that accident, but I do know He really blessed it. It became a learning experience that I gained a lot from.”

Boxer Mandy Bujold reflects on her boxing journey and how her faith keeps her grounded, inside and outside the ring.

In Space Jam: A New Legacy, LeBron James' son is abducted by a CGI humanoid named Al-G Rhythm. Can the basketball great and the Looney Tunes gang save him before he gets sucked into the Serververse forever?

“At some point, we all have to choose,” says Black Widow. “To be what the world wants you to be. Or to be who you are.”